This week the outgoing District 205 school board approved the contract for their new superintendent Dr. John Asplund. Dr. Asplund, a ROWVA graduate, got his start in education by teaching at Knoxville High School, and most recently
It’s been revealed by several media outlets that last summer’s cyber-attack on the Illinois Board of Elections database exposed information to as many as 14,000 residents of Galesburg.
What some say has become a downtown Galesburg staple over the last two decades, but what others say has seen dwindling attendance in recent years, is one that its organizer says he just can’t do any more.
Not long after it was learned through real estate transactions that the building housing Staples off North Henderson Street was being sold, the retailer is closing the local store. A Staples corporate spokeswoman confirms to WGIL via
A Galesburg man has accepted a plea deal after being arrested in January for having a stolen gun in his possession during a traffic stop.
Whether you’re looking to help kids, snag a free comic or are just looking for fun, this weekend is chock full of superheroes.
Toward the end of every academic school year Knox College gives students a much anticipated surprise day off, and Thursday was the day they were all looking forward to.
The Galesburg Public Library is planning to soon tear down three properties that are on the site on whether the future library will sit.
The bill that would repeal and replace President Barack Obama’s Affordable Care Act has passed the U.S. House, but not with the support of our area’s local congresswoman.
Tianna Cervantez never expected to be board president when she was elected to the District 205 school board two years ago.
