St. Bede softball looks for another deep run led by strong veteran core
Behind a strong group of veteran players, the St. Bede softball team hopes to make another postseason run after reaching a sectional final last season.
Former Immaculate Conception church site cleared except for main church
Demolition is mostly complete at the former Immaculate Conception Church site in Streator, with the main church building still standing.
La Salle library hosts March events: A.I. seminar, crafts, egg drop
The La Salle Public Library will host several programs and events in March.
Starved Rock opens registration for spring break nature workshops for kids
Registration has opened on Starved Rock’s Eventbrite page for “Nature Sleuths: Spring Break Youth Workshops” to be held April 8-10 at the Starved Rock Visitor Center.
Illinois Extension offers Mediterranean diet programs in late March
The University of Illinois Extension will offer two “The Foods and Flavors of the Mediterranean Diet” programs for community members to learn about the Mediterranean diet.
St. Bede softball looks for another deep run led by strong veteran core
Behind a strong group of veteran players, the St. Bede softball team hopes to make another postseason run after reaching a sectional final last season.
Earlville Lions Club hosting ‘Lions & Leprechauns Green Spring Fling’
The Earlville Lions Club is inviting you to its St. Patrick’s Day celebration from 6-11 p.m. on Saturday, March 14 at R’s All In in downtown Earlville.
Former Immaculate Conception church site cleared except for main church
Demolition is mostly complete at the former Immaculate Conception Church site in Streator, with the main church building still standing.
FDA authorizes new use for leucovorin as first treatment for rare neurological condition CFD
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a new use for leucovorin calcium tablets, allowing the drug to treat cerebral folate deficiency (CFD), an extremely rare neurological condition. The medication is a synthetic version of vitamin
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey commutes death sentence of inmate who didn’t fire fatal shot
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey commuted the death sentence of 75-year-old Charles “Sonny” Burton, thus halting his execution that had been scheduled for Thursday. The state has carried out 83 executions since 1976, and Ivey has overseen 25