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JERSEY: Making it easy to make a difference

By Steven Spencer After making the trip to Seagoville, Texas earlier this month for the 5K Some Run, Colten Skinner is reminding everyone how much easier it is to make a difference when neighbors and the community work together. The 5K Some Run benefits the A-T Children’s Project and their mission to support and encourage…

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Grafton Country Music Festival returns this weekend

By Steven Spencer The Grafton Country Music Festival is returning for its second year this weekend Friday, Nov. 1, to Sunday, Nov. 3. Last year’s event saw hundreds gather in Grafton for the weekend, and this year is sure to draw in another large crowd with over 15 bands lined up for the three day…

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Beverly Farm Announces #Racing4BeverlyFarm Golf Scramble Fundraiser at Grip & Sip in Cottage Hills on Saturday, Nov. 16

Beverly Farm Foundation is excited to announce its upcoming #Racing4BeverlyFarm Golf Scramble Fundraiser, to be held at Grip & Sip in Cottage Hills, Illinois, on Saturday, November 16, 2024. This unique and fun event will support Beverly Farm’s mission to enhance the lives of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Golfers of all skill levels…

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Farmers State Bank Helps Two Local Businesses Secure $15,000 Grants

Farmers State Bank is proud to announce that two local businesses, Main Street Restaurant in White Hall, IL, and S&S School of Dance in Pittsfield, IL, have each been awarded $15,000 in grant funds through the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago’s (FHLBank Chicago) Community First® Accelerate Grants for Small Business program. Farmers State Bank…

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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Continue to Repair and Improve Locks and Dams on the Mississippi River

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has long been an agency with a focus on the Nation’s water resources, filling important roles such as being the country’s leading provider of outdoor recreational opportunities, flood risk management, providing hydropower, and maintaining the Nation’s inland and coastal waterways for navigation. It’s that last role that is at…

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State, Cook County use similar arguments to defend assault weapon bans

By Peter Hancock Capital City News Attorneys in the offices of Attorney General Kwame Raoul and Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx made similar arguments in recent court filings as both defend bans on assault weapons and large-capacity magazines against constitutional challenges. In separate cases at different levels of the federal court system, both offices…

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