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St. Agnes Catholic Church in Hillsboro will be hosting a pancake breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 12, at the church’s new parish center. On the menu are pancakes, breakfast sausage … more
The GriefShare weekly grief support group would like to reach out to those who are grieving a loss and are looking to find hope and healing after the death of a loved one. Gatherings of the group … more
Envision Witt has announced some eventsthat will be held as part of the annual Witt Labor Day Celebration. All events will be held uptown by the stage and are free. The events will all be held on … more
Senior Achievers will travel to Springfield on Tuesday, Sept. 1, where they will visit the Demonstration Center of the Illinois Assistive Technology Program (IATP). The Demonstration Center helps … more
Packets for the April 6, 2027, Hillsboro Consolidated Election are available for pickup beginning Tuesday, Aug. 25. For those interested in running for a seat as a commissioner or mayor on the … more
Packets for the April 6, 2027, Litchfield Consolidated Election are now available for pickup at City Hall, located at 120 E. Ryder St., in Litchfield. For those interested, the following positions … more
Governor JB Pritzker will be making a stop in Mt. Olive as he travels across Illinois. Organizers say the goal of the event is to “bring people together and talk about what’s at stake in this … more
The Farmersville-Waggoner Public Library District has three trustee seats that will be opening for the April 6, 2027, election. Each trustee opening is for a six-year term. Petitions may be picked up … more
Madison Yard will once again be hosting her Angel Tree fundraiser this year. Yard will be hosting a pork patty and pork chop sale at the four-way stop in Farmersville on Saturday, Oct. 3. The event … more
The Nokomis FFA is currently hosting a jacket drive to assist their members in covering the costs of their FFA jackets, which cost $60 for the students. Community members interested in helping may … more
The Montgomery County CEFS RSVP program has named Viola Martin as the Volunteer of the Month for the month of September. The organization says Martin is, “A woman with a servant’s heart” and … more
On Sunday, Aug. 23, the Montgomery County Animal Control (MCAC) officially cleared their dog kennels with the adoption of their longest resident, Doodle, who will now enjoy his new life in the … more
On Friday, Aug. 21, the Litchfield Chamber of Commerce hosted its signature annual golf outing, one of the county’s largest and most anticipated networking events of the year. A total of 16 teams … more
At 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 18, President Denny Bauman called to order the regularly scheduled monthly meeting of the Nokomis CUSD 22 school board.   This month the meeting was held in the junior … more
Shoal Creek Fire Protection District recently received a $10,000 grant from State Farm to purchase needed equipment. The donation was made in collaboration with the National Volunteer Fire Council … more
The Litchfield Police Department swore in a new lieutenant and three new officers during the Litchfield City Council meeting on Thursday, Aug. 20, giving the department a much needed boost to its … more
Everyone’s favorite Waterloo German Band is returning to Hillsboro for Oktoberfest this fall. “We know how much everyone missed them at Old Settlers the past couple of years, and we’re … more
Welcome, Redskin fans! The next Nokomis Redskin year is here, starting Aug. 24, with a full week of school and games. This year we are warmly welcoming our new principal, Mrs. Parcelli, and new … more
In addition to its store on Main Street, Black Rabbit Coffee can now be found in a new location; inside Hillsboro Health, at the former site of the gift shop. Hillsboro Health CEO Mike Alexander says … more
Lincoln Land Community College (LLCC) named two associate vice presidents and a dean this summer. The new leadership appointments include Dr. Joel Dykstra as associate vice president of LLCC Academic … more
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