District 202 reaches three year agreement with teachers’ union
The Knoxville Education Association has a new contract after the District 202 School Board approved it last night.
Annual PAVER award goes to renovation works on Knox Alumni Hall, Bateman Street house
The Preservation Award for Voluntary Efforts in Restoration was presented yesterday for renovations at Knox College and a house on Bateman Street.
Pegasus named Entrepreneur of the Year at Small Business awards
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 Council approves lead measures
Galesburg is moving forward with its lead prevention programming, as aldermen approved a number of items aimed at abatement last night.
Knoxville approves agreement with county for road work
Knoxville City Council voted last night to enter an agreement with the Knox County Highway Department for oil and chip work on city roads.
ROE 33 schools to discuss impact of no FY17 funding tomorrow
School districts around the state are warning that doors will close in the near future without state funding.
Knox study on ‘creepiness’ garners international attention
A study by Knox College students trying to nail down what makes a person creepy is catching the attention of media and entertainers around the world.
Refrigerator influenced sculpture set for dedication at Galesburg Historical Society Museum
It’s been 12 years since the last refrigerator was made in Galesburg, but a new sculpture set to reside at the Galesburg Historical Society Museum is taking that history and turning it into art.
Lead expenditures dot tonight’s council agenda
A number of items relating to the control, abatement and testing of lead highlight tonight’s Galesburg City Council agenda.
Youth Fishing Derby makes a splash
At the 29th annual Youth Fishing Derby, a sea of people gathered yesterday around the Lincoln Park lagoon armed with bait and tackle.