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While I have loved many films over the years, none has carved out a permanent place in my heart quite like “Interstellar”, released ten years ago this month. In 2014, I missed the … more
Welcome back to Imagine Hillsboro Checks In! This column features a bi-monthly update regarding all things Imagine Hillsboro. September and October are gearing up to be very busy months for Imagine … more
Going back to school brings A LOT of emotions for everyone- kids either dreading waking up early or excited to be with their friends again. Parents stressed with busier schedules, finding rides for … more
A quick note to clarify that we are Cross Over Ministries, doing business as (dba) The Haven Home of Hope. Our mission is to support those struggling with mental health and substance use challenges. … more
Dear Editor, Voting time is soon here. This year is more important than ever. Whoever is elected will determine where we are in the end times. It’s time to wake up from complacency. Listen … more
Dear Editor, Recently, I left my wallet at Aldi’s and went into a panic. All my ID, credit cards and some cash were in the wallet. Since they don't have a phone, I drove back that day to … more
Illinois Farm Bureau (IFB) is once again collaborating with the National Education Center for Agricultural Safety (NECAS) to promote farm safety and health during National Farm Safety and Health … more
Hough Funeral Homes is celebrating 125 years of operation and service in Montgomery County in 2024. Each month a short story from the history of the funeral home will be ran in The Journal-News, … more
Dear Editor, The development of two large sinkholes in our area attracted local and national news coverage the past few months. On April 11, a large sinkhole developed within the area that Deer … more
August is the time for oiling the country roads, holding family reunions, visiting old friends at county fairs and celebrating Old Settlers Day. It provides a short breathing spell between planting … more
I rambled around Hillsboro in a white VW convertible at the head (almost) of the Old Settlers featured parade Thursday evening, Aug. 8. I’m devoting this column to that experience. (We … more
As I finish my last few weeks of summer, a whole 2.5 months that always seem to fly by, I’ve thought a lot on how I spent my time. Of course, what came to mind first is the job that let me fall … more
Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound. That's always been one of my favorite hymns, and it was one of the songs they sang in church the Sunday after Grace was born. We weren't there, as we had just … more
For the first time since I was four years old, I’m not going back to school this fall. After graduating from Hillsboro in 2019, I packed my bags and set out on the long trek to Greenville … more
Dear Editor, I have a cautionary tale to share regarding solar energy and electric aggregation. As many of you may have noticed, I had two solar arrays installed on a lot east of the rental … more
Grandma’s diary entries for July 1957 are filled with lots of farming and weather news of the county. The corn is tassling, hay is being put in the barn lofts while beans are still being … more
Dear Editor, It’s time for all who are not registered to vote. So go register now. This election may be our last opportunity to take a stand for liberty and justice for all. Do you want to … more
Welcome back to the second column from the board of Cross Over Ministries (COM). A quick reminder that COM is the non-profit administrator for The Haven Home of Hope, both serving Montgomery County. … more
Dear Editor, Through winding country roads and on our city streets, school buses are on the move. Summer break has ended and schools are back in session. These buses are carrying a precious … more
The following is remarks that Terri Casey made at the Hillsboro City Council meeting on Tuesday evening, Aug. 6. Thank you. I am Terri Casey, and this is my husband, Chris. We are the owners of … more
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