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Members of the Hillsboro School Board voted to award a $28.1 million bid to replace the main building on the high school campus during special meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 20. The vote was 5-2 with … more
The annual Coffeen Fall Fest drew a crowd to Washington Park in Coffeen on Saturday, Sept. 23. With a little something for everyone, this year’s event was a fundraiser for the proposed Coffeen … more
Members of the Litchfield City Council approved nine of the 10 agenda items during their meeting on Thursday, Sept. 21, with one item dying due to lack of a motion. The outlier was a request from the … more
Tate Dobrinich and Amy Frerichs were crowned king and queen of the Litchfield High School homecoming during a coronation ceremony on Saturday, Sept. 23, at Simmons Gym. Lincolnwood High School … more
Hillsboro’s National Resource Committee learned during their Wed. Sept. 20, meeting in city hall that city councelman Fred Butler and Parks’ superintendent Jim May are “pretty … more
A two-vehicle accident on Route 16 east of Nokomis on Saturday night, Sept. 23, resulted in a fatality, according to Montgomery County Coroner Randy Leetham. The victim was pronounced dead at … more
A man who has spent his career in corporate communication is now ready to use that experience to build the brand of Montgomery County. William Montgomery of Litchfield began work on Sept. 1 as … more
Nearly 30 Gold Star Mission riders spent the night on Tuesday, Sept. 19, in Litchfield after the first leg of their 500-mile bicycle ride to honor fallen military heroes. Gold Star Mission is a … more
Experts say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. The mother-daughter owners of the Nu-Way Deli in Panama have taken that message to heart, providing free breakfast to local students … more
Montgomery County residents showed some of their finest projects and brought home ribbons in a wide variety of categories at this year’s Illinois State Fair. Division I - Livestock Beef … more
The Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) Board has approved $19 million in grants to support affordable housing and community revitalization efforts across Illinois. The City of Litchfield … more
Nokomis School Board president Chad Ruppert opened the mandatory public hearing on the FY24 budget at 7:25 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 19, prior to the regular meeting of the board. In addition to Ruppert, … more
Members of the Hillsboro School Board voted to award a $28.1 million bid to replace the main building on the high school campus during special meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 20. The vote was 5-2 … more
Beginning Monday, Sept. 18, state courts in Illinois are prohibited from jailing individuals who are accused – but not convicted … more
Gold Star Mission riders enjoyed Litchfield hospitality on Tuesday, Sept. 19, after the first leg of their 500-mile bicycle ride to honor fallen military heroes. “These fallen men and women … more
Members of the Litchfield School Board approved several bid packages for the pre-Kindergarten addition at the new Litchfield Primary School (formerly J.D. Colt Elementary) as part of their regular … more
Parks and Public Properties Commissioner Fred Butler advised those who have docks on the shores of the old city lake in Hillsboro that the water level there will drop significantly in the near future … more
The Raymond Village Board met 7 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 18. Those present for the meeting included Mayor Denny Held, trustees Bruce Poggenpohl, Greg Bernhardt, Dan Hough, Ryan Bruntjen, as well as Rick … more
The inaugural Canines and Cars event drew 55 vehicles to Fred B. Johnson Park in Nokomis on Saturday, Sept. 16, as a fundraiser for Montgomery County Animal Control. Final donations are still coming … more
The City of Coffeen will host its annual Fall Fest event this Saturday, Sept. 23, beginning at 11 a.m. in Washington Park. Craft vendors will be set up from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., and there is still … more
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