Pi Beta Phi “Roadshow” stopping at Knox and Monmouth this weekend
Pi Beta Phi, the nation’s first sorority was born at Monmouth College in 1867 but the Greek life organization has over century old roots at rival Knox College as well.
Downtown council to add additional cigarette recycling containers
Earlier this year the Galesburg Downtown Council approved the purchasing and installation of five cigarette recycling receptacles with the goal of cutting down on the amount of used cigarette butts on city sidewalks and ledges.
Knox Lincoln Studies Directors awarded legacy honor
Knox College’s two directors of their Lincoln Studies Center have been awarded for a career of studying the life and works of Abraham Lincoln.
Monmouth boasts cost-effective web site development program
The City of Monmouth implemented a web site development program a few years ago in an effort to grow the online image and presence of local business and non-profits.
Lombard remembers student on World Down Syndrome Day
Today is World Down Syndrome Day and events are being held around the world to put a spotlight on the condition and drive away stigma surrounding it.
Mayor accuses opponent of ‘bordering on slander’ at council meeting
The race for Galesburg Mayor has taken a contentious turn.
Galesburg alderman reject monthly water billing
The Galesburg City Council rejected last night a proposed shift from quarterly to monthly water bills.
Knoxville approves lift station rehabilitation bids
On the Knoxville City Council agenda last night was to approve a bid for rehabilitating a sewage lift station located around the Knoxville McDonald’s.
CSC Class Day offering classes in history of golf, chair yoga and rye bread
Carl Sandburg College is making strides in offering unique classes in modern manufacturing but their Class Day has its own special batch of educational offerings.
Galesburg council to hear final reading on water bills
Galesburg city council will be voting on the proposed change in water billing cycle for residents tomorrow night. Currently the city utilizes a quarterly billing cycle, but an amendment to the water and refuse ordinance could change