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At Knox’s June 7 commencement, Hartley will receive an honorary degree along with American arts executive and cultural leader Deborah Rutter and award-winning investigative reporter and community advocate Dorothy Tucker.
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The leaders of Western Illinois University and Black Hawk College gathered at BHC’s Moline campus Wednesday morning to formally renew the public institutions’ longtime partnership
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McDonough District Hospital has contracted out the service with Lifeguard Ambulance for around eight years. But the hospital recently gave Lifeguard a 45-day notice that it plans to end the contract on May 3.
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The Knox County Board is forming a special task force to evaluate whether to renovate or replace the county’s aging courthouse — or move operations to another building — as officials consider the cost of needed upgrades.
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Spoon River College and McDonough County's school districts still plan to build a career and technical education center in Macomb.
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Yoder has been serving as interim president of the Galesburg and Monmouth hospitals for the last few months, following the departure of Lisa DeKezel late last year.
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The city council on Monday approved a half-percent increase to the city’s Ameren Gas/Electric Utility tax, from 1.75% to 2.25%, to raise funds to pay for a full-time administrator. That will cost the average residential customer around $2.24 a month.
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A rally is scheduled for April 16 in Springfield.
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Illinois Education Association members elected Karl Goeke as president of the union.
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In a report released March 6, the agency said the probable cause of the crash was the school bus driver’s impairment and fatigue from prescription medications.
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Joe Moon knocked off incumbent Nick Petitgout in the Republican primary for McDonough County sheriff, in part by winning 17 of the 19 precincts outside of Macomb.
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Spoon River College will hold three public forums as the board begins its search for the college’s next president.