The Galesburg Organizing Project has announced the results of a survey conducted to determine the viability of the old National Guard Armory as a possible event and community center.
The nine school districts that comprise Regional Office of Education 33 held a special joint board member meeting tonight to warn of the catastrophic effects that would be waiting should the state not have an education funding
Prosecutors say they intend to charge a Bethany man with possession of a controlled substance and cannabis following his arrest yesterday at the Galesburg Amtrak depot.
A car crashed into a house this afternoon in the 800 block of North Broad Street where visible damage to the front porch area of the home could be seen.
The Knoxville Education Association has a new contract after the District 202 School Board approved it last night.
The Preservation Award for Voluntary Efforts in Restoration was presented yesterday for renovations at Knox College and a house on Bateman Street.
Small businesses throughout West Central Illinois were honored today at the Small Business Day Luncheon where a Galesburg company came away with one of the top honors.
Galesburg is moving forward with its lead prevention programming, as aldermen approved a number of items aimed at abatement last night.
Knoxville City Council voted last night to enter an agreement with the Knox County Highway Department for oil and chip work on city roads.
School districts around the state are warning that doors will close in the near future without state funding.
