Kevin Smith to record podcast at Orpheum in April
It would’ve been understandable had writer/director Kevin Smith canceled his show scheduled for The Orpheum Theatre after he suffered a massive heart attack in February.
Knoxville City Council covers sidewalks and upcoming dates to remember
The Knoxville City Council met last night where the bulk of the meeting was spent discussing sidewalks.
Council tables housing standards and rental licensing program
Galesburg Mayor John Pritchard says that ordinances on housing standards and rental licensing are a good step in addressing Galesburg housing issues.
Changes in consumer trends leads to changes for G&M Distributors
G&M Distributors in Galesburg made a big announcement late last week that the company will no longer sell Pepsi products.
Gubernatorial challenger Ives stops in Galesburg, calls Rauner a “liar”
A Republican lawmaker that hopes to unseat Gov. Bruce Rauner, campaigned in Galesburg on Friday.
Uptown Bar cited for second time this year
For the second time this year a Galesburg bar was cited for violating the liquor ordinance by allowing patrons to smoke inside.
City council could approve housing standards update – first time in almost fifty years
Galesburg Aldermen will be looking at approving updates to the minimum housing standards and a rental licensing program ordinance tonight.
Hammond and Swanson oppose batch of gun bills
Norine Hammond and Dan Swanson were two representatives who opposed all the gun measures that came before the Illinois House last week.
Longtime Monmouth professor, Ira Smolensky dies at age 69
Ira Smolensky, who spent 33 years as a political science professor at Monmouth College, passed away Thursday at the age of 69.
St. Baldrick’s Foundation will be shaving heads at SideTrax
One in five children diagnosed with cancer in the United States will not survive.