New chamber director calls tourism an untapped resource for Galesburg
Jessica Linder has barely moved into her office as the Galesburg Chamber of Commerce’s new Executive Director.
Incoming public defender has deep ties to Galesburg
The Knox County Public Defender’s office will have a new advocate in the courthouse by the end of this month, however, he’s no stranger to town.
Knox County Health Department among Illinois health centers to get federal grant
CHICAGO (AP) — Seven community health centers across Illinois, including one locally, will split a $245,000 federal grant to help improve patient care.
Superintendents speak on dealing with Illinois’ teacher shortage
A crumbling state pension system and more rigorous testing for certification are just a few of the reasons Superintendent Ralph Grimm thinks have lead to a teacher shortage in Illinois.
School closing could be on the table as District 205 seeks balanced budget
District 205 Superintendent Ralph Grimm says it’s likely in the next couple of months he’ll bring a plan to the board that could result in the closing of a school.
Buddy’s Home Furnishings to open in former Burgland’s on Henderson
A new rent-to-own home furnishings store is coming to Galesburg next month.
Monmouth-Roseville looks at budget surplus for first time in years
The Monmouth-Roseville School Board received a nice surprise last night.
Exterior work on courthouse nears completion, step bids to go out next week
The exterior work on the Knox County Courthouse is almost all completed and courthouse step repairs aren’t far behind.
East Main Street Hy-Vee installs ‘super hero’ parking for military and law enforcement
A special green parking sign now resides in the parking lot of the East Main Street Hy-Vee in Galesburg.
Monmouth-Roseville 7th grader chosen to attend presidential inauguration
While eyes around the world are fixed on screens watching the next president take the oath of office, 12-year-old Madelyn Brakeville will be standing on the national mall.