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HULL, Ill. -- Ted Schwartz usually spends the month of May busy farming. He stayed busy on the farm Wednesday, but he was cleaning up storm damage instead of planting corn or soybeans.
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Unemployment rates fell throughout Western Illinois and Northeast Missouri during April, even though rainy and cold weather slowed construction and outdoor job hirings. More>>
CARTHAGE, Ill. -- Western Illinois Electrical Cooperative will tap into federal economic development funds to help build a medical clinic in Carthage and work on two other projects. The Carthage-based co-op qualified for... More>>
A record amounts of tax revenue was collected by the states last year, with Illinois leading the nation with its year-to-year increase of $5.8 billion. Todd Maisch, executive vice president of the Illinois State Chamber of... More>>
The Quincy School Board is beginning to make progress in its quest to update the disciplinary policies throughout Quincy's schools to make them more uniform and effective. Board member Scott Stone, chairman of the... More>>
Eleven Quincy teachers on Wednesday morning were awarded grants ranging from $100 to $500 from Mercantile Bank's "Banking on YOUth" program. The grants, totaling $3,000, will be used for various classroom purposes in... More>>
Two local organizations have teamed up to offer the community a new way to celebrate Memorial Day. Friends of Historic Woodland Cemetery and the Historical Society of Quincy and Adams County have planned a day of Reflection... More>>
A local mother went before the Quincy School Board Wednesday to discuss "safety in our schools for the students and the staff," telling the Board that one of her daughters was sexually assaulted May 3 at Quincy High School. ... More>>
The Missouri Southern Baptist Convention Disaster Relief team is partnering with the American Red Cross and Salvation Army to help during recovery from the storm that swept through the region Monday. More>>
HANNIBAL, Mo. -- Children may enjoy new equipment at two Hannibal parks this summer. Andy Dorian, the city's director of Parks and Recreation, revealed at Tuesday's city council meeting plans for new playground equipment at Willow and Kiwanis parks. More>>
HANNIBAL, Mo. -- Power was restored by Thursday morning to four Hannibal Regional Healthcare System facilities. Monday night's storm forced the health system to close Hannibal Children's Center, the James E. Cary... More>>
Wavering Park was the setting for Ellington Elementary's Fun Day on Wednesday. More>>
PITTSFIELD, Ill. -- Pike County State's Attorney Carrie Boyd hopes an appointment to the board of directors for the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority will help her work smarter for both the county and the... More>>
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