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Some were sweet, some were spicy, but all of them were done for a good cause as 25 teams competed for the top prize at the 37th annual Irish Days Chili Cook-Off on Saturday, June 3, at the Irish Days … more
As the sun set on the 112th Irish Days celebration in Farmersville, a new quartet was crowned to represent the community. On the opening day of the festivities, the Little Miss and Little Mister … more
Bucket list wishes were on display as the annual Irish Days Parade took center stage in Farmersville on Saturday afternoon, June 3. This year’s theme was “What’s On Your Bucket … more
It’s Saturday, May 27, and the baseball diamond located behind the Waggoner Centennial Hall is abuzz with activity as the Farmersville-Waggoner Athletic Association tee ball team takes the … more
The town will be rockin’ 80s style this weekend when #Shop Hillsboro I Love the 80s brings the big hair and parachute pants. Shop Hillsboro advertising sponsors will kick the day off with … more
The Hillsboro City Council met in special session Wednesday morning, May 31, in order to amend an ordinance regarding purchase of property at 506 Taylorville Road; the property is needed as part of … more
It’s that time of year when the Butler 4-H Park comes alive for the annual Montgomery County 4-H Shows. First on the roster is the 4-H Swine Show will be held in Macoupin County on … more
Author Frances Hodgson Burnett once said, “If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden.” This summer, volunteers with the Montgomery County Cancer … more
Friends and family enjoyed listening to music performed by piano students of Tami Moler at a spring recital held Sunday, May 28, at 2 p.m. the Hillsboro United Methodist Church. Students who … more
Every spring, Blackburn’s International Business course offers students the opportunity to participate in a global business competition called X-Culture. Students from around the world from … more
The community got the chance to say goodbye to Debby Lehman, who has served as director of Nokomis Public Library for the last 33 years, during an open house retirement party held at Nokomis Public … more
Hillsboro Area Hospital’s annual Wellness Fair will be held Tuesday, June 13, and Wednesday, June 14 from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at the hospital in the Cloud Room near the front entrance. … more
“I have always believed in an open door policy. My office has always been open to anyone that walked through our door, appointment or not, and that is one of the biggest reasons that I have … more
The third and fourth grade students at Zion Lutheran in Litchfield got to take part in a very special reveal prior to the end of the school year on Thursday, May 11. Through a collaboration with … more
The volunteer members of the Shoal Creek Fire Protection District, covering Sorento, Panama, Donnellson and Walshville, extended their service borders across continents to provide aid to their fellow … more
The 37th Annual Irish Days Chili Cook-Off is being held as part of the Farmersville Irish Days celebration. Hosted by the St. Isidore chapter of the Knights of Columbus, the event will be held … more
Litchfield Museum and Route 66 Welcome Center is inviting the public to help them mark their 10th anniversary with a celebration from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 3. The festivities will … more
The Village of Farmersville will hold the 112th Irish Days Celebration next week, Thursday, June 1, through Saturday, June 3. This year’s celebration “What’s on your Bucket … more
"We're here to celebrate the 238 veterans buried at Glendale Cemetery in Fillmore," said Kent Lovelace. "It's pretty amazing to me for a community such as Fillmore to be blessed and honored with so … more
A large turnout attended the Litchfield Memorial Day service held at the Veterans Memorial Garden in Library Park Monday morning. Roy Schieferdecker, commander of American Legion Kniery-Knagg … more
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