Puppy for Christmas? Maybe not, says expert
We’ve all seen pictures and videos before of children getting a new puppy or kitten for Christmas. But, is it a good idea?
GHS Athletic Director discusses changes to football conferences
Conferences for high school football will soon be a thing of the past in Illinois after the IHSA on Monday voted to institute a new district system for scheduling.
Aline Shotts Bridge on North Farnham to open next week
The City of Galesburg has announced the date for opening the Aline Shotts Bridge on N. Farnham Street to vehicular traffic has been moved to Friday, December 28, 2018.
Bustos Announces Federal Dollars for Lead Abatement in Galesburg
Congresswoman Cheri Bustos announced federal funding for lead abatement that will be available to families in Galesburg and across Illinois.
Council goes forward with exploring new use for Broad Street Armory
Galesburg City Council has hired an architectural and design firm to do a feasibility study on the Broad Street Armory.
Dist. 208 approves over $4.6 million tax levy
The District 208 School Board approved the 2018 tax levy at Monday night’s meeting.
Galesburg Aldermen approve $200,000 grant for Midstate Manufacturing
Galesburg City Council is granting $200,000 to Midstate Manufacturing aiding in their expansion efforts which are planned for the next two years.
Knox County “Caring Committee” met Monday, December 17th
The Knox County Board’s nicknamed “Caring” Committee met Monday, December 17th at the Knox County Annex.
Galesburg Council rejects bid on Park Plaza, working on project scope to stay on budget
Galesburg city administration last night asked City Council to reject the low bidder for planned improvements to Park Plaza, and all four members present obliged.
Dist. #202 hears positive news about financials
The Board of Education for District 202 received some very good news regarding the district’s financial audit at last night’s meeting.