Canton, IL News

• Canton, IL News
• Methodist Medical Center receives Get With The Guidelines-Stroke Silver Plus Quality Achievement Award
• Week in review: Meet the balancing dog
• First Christian Church Invites Children to “Sky” Vacation Bible School
• Evangelical Free Church to hold Vacation Bible School
• Lewistown churches to hold joint Vacation Bible School
• Smithfield church to hold Vacation Bible School
• New Mission to Open
• Lincoln researchers discover Japan
• Ingersoll fifth graders walk ‘Laps for Life’
• Some Recently Observed Leaf Feeding Larvae
• Canton Memorial Day services are scheduled
• Tragic accident prompts national warning on electric safety
• Ingold, Blackwell recognized for service
• Evening flag ceremonies to be held at Lincoln’s Tomb Tuesday evenings
• Illinois Guardsmen Represent United States at NATO Summit
• Today in the news: Escaped penguin captured
• Unes votes to end GA scholarships
• Health and Wellness Clinic receives grant
• Spoon River Library District changes website address
• Secretary of State offices to close for Memorial Day
• 68th anniversary D-Day remembrance June 2 at World War II Memorial
• Fireworks fundraiser to be held
• Buckheart trustees to hold special meeting
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding exceeds $179,000
• Morning Jolt: Dog refuses to leave dead partner
• Drawdown planned for Chautauqua pool
• Joint VA/Labor Department program launches to retrain 99,000 unemployed veterans
• Canton graduates look to the future
• Today in the news: Americans don’t use their full vacation time
• Madigan suit alleges water pollution from road salt stored at Bartonville river terminal
• Children offered a chance for a gardening adventure
• ‘Start Seeing Motorcycles’ campaign begins in Illinois
• Youth join advisors to United Way board
• Wakeland honored by U of I ACES Alumni Association
• Snow Shack opens
• Texaco Country Showdown coming to Heritage Days in Macomb
• Morning Jolt: Do you have any Bigfoot hair?
• Cuba school board discusses year-end activities, projects
• Membership drive continues for Community Concert Association
• Old-Time Music Preservation Association to Hold Annual Piano Playing Contest
• Lincoln’s New Salem Summer Festival set
• Today in the news: DC Comics superhero to come out of closet
• Chicago-Area Moms to Moonlight as Soybean Farmers in New Illinois Farm Families® Initiative
• Seat belts save lives day and night
• Community Action Board Meeting Notice
• Memorial Day Services set in Fairview
• BCPA Hits $100K Ticket Sales Mark in 7 Days
• Hearings on proposed mine begin today in Springfield
• Fall semester start date incorrect in SRC newsletter
• Mechanical committee discusses parking measures, payment of bills
• Bids are approved by District 66 board of education
• Morning Jolt: Stolen pig statue back home
• Moriarity honored by U of I ACES Alumni Association
• Veterans monument planned in Lewistown
• Girl Scouts give back to community
• Today in the news: Pastor under fire for comments on gays
• Great recession reflux amounts to more hunger among seniors
• Cuba Livestock Show set for June 8
• Hill honored by U of I ACES Alumni Association
• Women’s and Girls’ Empowerment Center Programs begin in June
• Fulton County Farm Bureau to host Adopted Classroom
• Zoning board meeting is canceled
• Morning Jolt: $1M for parking spot
• Schedule announced for summer reading program at Spoon River Library
• Corn market direction unfolding, magnitude still uncertain
• Luxury and tragedy: taking a trip on the Titanic with The Tea ladies
• Today in the news: Ex-Rutgers student gets 30 days for webcam incident
• Dietician to discuss healthful eating at next meeting of Breast Cancer Survivors
• Astoria to hold annual cruise-in fundraiser for fire, rescue department
• Vocational and Technical Education Courses Help Grow Greater Peoria’s Workforce
• Putman Township Cemetery Board meets on first Monday
• Canton residents reminded not to leave valued items on terraces during GABBY Days
• Spoon River Library District to be closed on Memorial Day
• College expands hours for Employability Skills Center
• Big Creek swimming pool opens Tuesday
• Morning Jolt: ‘Pet tax’ quickly nixed
• Emergency Medical Services Week Proclaimed in Illinois – May 20-26, 2012
• This week: Geek Pride Day is Friday
• Pekin Hospital employees honored at awards dinner
• USDA Celebrates 150 Years of Service to the American People; Secretary Vilsack Commemorates the Nation's 'Every Day, Every Way' Department
• North Fulton FFA Honor Chapter Degrees are given
• Week in review: What really happened in Trayvon Martin death?
• Cuba FFA Award CDE Winners are named
• Yellow school bus may become endangered species
• Songbag Concert Series at historic Sandburg site to present Celtic music
• Raffle to be held at ride honoring vets
• Methodist Receives Aster Award for Marketing
• Meet Myster
• Gardening Calendar to be offered at Lewistown and Peoria
• Car Seat Check Clinic set at Canton Fire Department
• U.S. Cellular announces prepaid service and phones to be available at Canton Wal-Mart
• Spoon River Garden Club to hold plant sale
• Work continues on Veterans Memorial
• Elks offers free clinic for crippled children
• New Mission to Open
• Outdoor activities planned Saturday at Jacobs Field
• Concealed carry petition announced by Rep. Unes
• YWCA will participate in Summer Food Service Program
• The Heart of Illinois Senior Olympics and Fine Arts Festival is set
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding exceeds $172,000
• New site, good weather equals success for Outward Ingersoll
• Registration underway for Parlin-Ingersoll summer program
• Today in the news: Facebook makes its stock market debut
• Illinois State Board of Education seeks members for the Student Advisory Council
• ADM donates $5,600 to Bernadotte restoration
• Canton High School holds 2012 Senior Honors Assembly
• State Honors Older Adults in Observance of Older Americans Month
• Morning Jolt: Escaped penguin enjoying life
• Thirteen arrested for vandalizing school
• Illinois Conservation Police prepare for another busy year on the water; reminds public about the importance of life jackets
• Lt. Gov. Simon urges rural communities to apply for public health grant
• Chicken for Charity raises funds, also fun
• Today in the news: White babies no longer the majority
• SRC Board to meet at Macomb Center
• Study sheds new light on importance of human breast milk ingredient
• Video report: Donna Summer dies at 63
• Workshop on locally grown food set at SRC
• Wind band to perform last concert of season at Avon Grade School
• Outdoor activities planned Saturday at Jacobs Field
• Cuba School Board sets special session
• Correction
• Nominations sought for SRC alumni awards
• Morning Jolt: Haunted home for seniors?
• City moves on theater purchase, condo development proposal
• WIU Trumpeter Haas in Finals of International Competition
• Area man returns from mission to Papua New Guinea
• Incentives for historic properties reduce tax burden, revitalize the economy
• Today in the news: Fake cop killing Miss. drivers?
• Fingerstyle guitarist Heasly to play at Hickory Ridge
• Big Creek Pool to open May 22
• Simon applauds Wetland Warriors for boardwalk project
• Morning Jolt: Family saves kitten tossed out of car
• St. Louis to hold Art Experience
• Benefit for Morgan set May 19 at Cuba Tap
• American Cancer Society boosts funding to $5.5 million for researchers in Illinois
• Macomb Heritage Days Committee Working on Expanded 2012 Event Offerings
• Today in the news: JPMorgan CEO gets $23 million
• WIU's Kid University in June for Kids Grades 4-8
• Morning Jolt: Bit by snake at Wal-Mart?
• SRC Board to meet at Macomb Center
• Today in the news: Woman with flesh-eating bacteria doing well
• Wildlife Prairie State Park Announces Change in Leadership
• Elks offers free clinic for crippled children
• Illinois Reminds Young Job Seekers and Employers of Safety Guidelines
• Benefit for Morgan set May 19 at Cuba Tap
• Morning Jolt: Man wins Powerball 6 times
• Learning about farmers markets
• This week: ‘Battleship’ takes off
• IL State Genealogy Society’s Fall Conference scheduled for Oct. 19, 20 in Rockford
• Week in review: Gay rights top the news
• Health department celebrates 2012 Women’s Health Week
• Local Illinois Junior Duck Stamp winners on display at Dickson Mounds Museum; Astoria art teacher recognized
• Benjamin Prentiss is the Civil War “General of the Month” for May at the Old State Capitol
• Old State Capitol mustering in participants for Civil War Medical Encampment Education Day June 8
• Dog obedience school is announced
• Lewistown church to hold 'basement' yard sale
• Video helps kids who stutter
• Farmington FFA receives grant from 1st Farm Credit Service
• Today in the news: FBI: Girls saw kidnapper kill himself
• Tasty treats greet Strawberry Festival guests
• Grant will help nationally renowned project use new computer technology to identify early, anonymous Lincoln writings
• Ceremony honors fallen firefighters
• Portion of net proceeds at Papa John's Pizza on May 16 to go for Lincoln School track
• Enhance your flower beds with Silver Foliage, invite the experts
• Fulton County 4-H members participate in livestock judging
• Good beef: Thoughts from WIU School of Ag Director
• SRC honors tenure, retirees
• Lt. Gov. Simon: Apply for federal farmers market grant
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding exceeds $170,000; auction planned
• Mason District Hospital to hold annual meeting
• Meet Pepper
• Volunteer prepares Veterans Memorial for the bricks
• Morning Jolt: Giant pasta box on sale
• WIU Commencement Weekend May 11-13
• Presidential Museum and Executive Mansion receive LED lighting; more historic sites to follow
• Today in the news: Flesh-eating virus claims woman’s leg
• Sunset Rehab to hold events for National Nursing Home Week
• Illinois Products Farmers' Market announces sponsorship as fifth season opens at the state fairgrounds
• Kiwanis Fishing Derby set Saturday, May 12
• County board members deal with various business issues
• Morning Jolt: Angry dentist story a hoax
• “Walt Whitman’s Lincoln” May 12 at Carl Sandburg Home
• Today in the news: President Obama says he supports gay marriage
• Illinois residents urged to help combat invasive species
• IDOT launches ‘Start Seeing Motorcycles’ campaign
• Support the Clayberg Committee to meet next week on May 17
• Schilling to host veterans forum at Galesburg Legion
• Canton Veterans Committee schedules meeting Thursday
• Coffee Fest Chicago infused with Pier Excitement featuring Chicago Latte Art World Open Championship
• 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• Grand opening at Farmington branch of Bank of Yates City planned
• Finances dominate Fulton County board meeting
• Morning Jolt: Meet Mr. T-Rex
• Canton officials welcome duplex condos proposal
• “To Kill and to Heal: Weapons and Medicine of the Civil War” opens May 11 at Lincoln Presidential Museum
• Today in the news: Nevada OKs Google’s autonomous car
• IDOT Highlights Commitment to Sustainability Practices During Earth Week
• Portion of net proceeds at Papa John's Pizza on May 16 to go for Lincoln School track
• Parade to Honor Iraq Veterans and Fallen Heroes
• Canton officials to hold special meeting with chamber visioning team
• Emiquon science lecture set Sunday at Field Station
• Morning Jolt: Maurice Sendak remembered
• Community Foundation of Central Illinois awards grants to Wildlife Prarie State Park
• Taste of Relay planned May 12 in Jones Park
• Canton hopes to make successful theater transition
• SRC students named to All-Illinois Academic Team
• Today in the news: Skype death not murder, Army says
• Restaurateurs Welcome Congressman Bobby Schilling to Public Affairs Conference
• Bright Spot Award for April is presented
• Research facility provides teaching, training in erosion control and storm-water management
• Humane Society to host Business After Hours event
• Local woman fights back against cancer with support of friends
• Canton School Board sets special session
• Aphids in apples
• Morning Jolt: Loch Ness Monster must leave river
• Try begonias in the garden
• Penguins provide wild ride of laughs
• Arson Awareness Week starts Sunday, May 6
• This week: Don’t forget Mother’s Day
• May is Asthma Awareness Month
• Week in review: Junior Seau’s brain to be studied
• Reception to be held for retiring WIU faculty
• “Life and Limb: The Toll of the Civil War” exhibit May 14 – June 23 at Old State Capitol
• Energy savings identified in Cuba
• Lewistown Trivia Bowl planned
• "The Phantom of the Opera" Scholarship Concert at WIU May 4-5
• Coin, gold buyer requests those whose checks could not be cashed to notify them
• Tobacco compliance check conducted with positive results yielded
• Expectations for the 2012 to 2013 corn-marketing year
• Job seekers turn out for recent SRC job fair
• Today in the news: ‘Super moon’ to shine Saturday
• Wee-Ma-Tuk Drainage District Board to meet
• Kick-off dinner meeting for Community Concert Association to be held
• County board panel sets special session
• Prairie Wind Ensemble to present final concert of the season
• Schilling to host reception May 5 for Congressional Art Competition
• Eighth graders take top three spots in contest of current events knowledge
• Crisis Service dinner, auction has success
• Morning Jolt: Mensa admits 2-year-old
• Rutherford supports keeping Tamms prison open, urges strategic planning
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding exceeds $169,000
• Antique Farm Show May 5 at Lincoln’s New Salem
• Today in the news: Kentucky Derby could see first white horse winner
• Donations Benefit Ag Education, Youth and Leadership
• Planned press conference by CACEI is postponed
• Clarification
• Lakeview Museum names new Director of Technology
• Canton American Legion to hold fish fry on Friday
• Letter Carriers to hold 2012 ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ drive
• Morning Jolt: What’s Seinfeld’s secret project?
• State budget crisis threatens funding for day-care providers, families
• Girl Scout 100th Anniversary Weekend activities at Springfield historic sites May 4 – 6
• Cuba School Board meeting moved up
• Today in the news: Junior Seau dead of self-inflicted gunshot to chest
• Peace Corps Fellows Program Among Top 10 in National Ranking
• Relay for Life kickoff raises money for 2012 event
• YMCA to celebrate Healthy Kids Day event on May 5
• Lt. Governor Simon accepting applications to military committee
• Police offer GABBY Days reminder
• Boil order is announced
• Service League to sponsor SB Chocolate Fundraising
• Morning Jolt: Bin Laden killed 1 year ago
• Lincoln School to hold annual Ice Cream Social
• International Migratory Bird Day Event Canceled
• YWCA Empowerment Center seeks donated items to help women interview for jobs, work
• Farm Markets
• ‘Man’s Best Friend’ is topic of IVAS meeting
• Dept. of Insurance Recognized for Exemplary Performance of its Senior Health Insurance Program
• Today in the news: Bin Laden wanted Obama assassinated
• Governor Quinn Announces Lafarge Moving U.S. Headquarters to Illinois
• China Art Guild plans annual show on May 6
• Playhouse auditions scheduled
• Morning Jolt: Occupy protests today
• Man in crash walks back to roadway, gets hit
• Knox to Formally Install New President, May 5
• Pennycress Field Day is set at Western Illinois University
• Bytner, Carper, Cronkhite, McCamey Retirement Reception May 2
• Today in the news: Barnes & Noble Nook gets boost from Microsoft
• Astoria one of six schools selected for wind program
• American Red Cross program set for May 8 at Extension office
• Arts Council plans Fine Art Show
• Morning Jolt: Ground zero tower is tallest in NY
• Mother’s Day event scheduled at Dickson Mounds
• Ray LaHood to Deliver WIU's Robert and Mary Ferguson Lecture April 30
• Fulton County Arts Council has its own Facebook page
• Pets to be blessed, gift cards shared with victims of house fire
• Senior Honors Assembly planned Sunday, May 6, at Canton High School
• Asteroid impacts join science fiction with fact
• Oldfield officially appointed by board as SRC president
• Conference Highlights Governor Quinn’s Commitment to Affordable Housing
• This week: ‘The Avengers’ in theaters
• Week in review: George Zimmerman still free – for now, at least
• Peoria Ballet receives the Illinois Alliance for Arts Education 2012 Public and Community Service Award
• Illinois involvement in the Korean War is commemorated
• State officials introduce autism awareness training for first responders
• American Legion Baseball meeting
• Today in the news: Michael Jordan’s team is worst ever
• Corn farmers Vote To Increase corn marketing act check-off
• Child car safety seats to be checked Saturday at Canton Fire Department
• Madigan sues e-book publishers for price fixing
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding exceeds $168,500
• Illinois workers’ comp system must be changed, auditor says
• Medicaid cuts would hurt state economy, advocacy groups say
• Morning Jolt: Relax like this frog
• High School Students Prepare for 2012 IHSA Bass Fishing Tournament Series
• Illinois to add detailed math curriculum
• Blood pressure clinics are announced
• Incentives for historic properties reduce tax burden, revitalize the economy
• Red Cross encourages everyone to give blood
• Today in the news: More Secret Service misconduct
• Rothert to be honored at Business After Hours
• Girl Scouts exhibit is set at Vachel Lindsay Home
• County board finance panel cancels session
• Recipes needed for this year's cookbook for the Scenic Drive
• Monmouth video in top five of national contest
• Illinois Youth Wild Turkey Season Harvest is a New Record
• Area youth to compete in Pitch, Hit & Run event
• Morning Jolt: 'Royals book guy' goes viral
• Par-A-Dice Supports Addiction Prevention Program for Adolescents
• Local bank seeks to rezone property
• FCRC taking part in Bergner's fundraiser
• Today in the news: Teens getting drunk on hand sanitizer
• NAMI to hold Trivia Night
• St. David Optimists to hold pancake, sausage fundraiser
• Spring Carnival set Friday at Lewistown grade school
• Mosher birthday reception set
• Songbag Concert Series continues April 28 at Carl Sandburg site in Galesburg
• As industry ponders Illinois oil, lawmakers consider taxing it
• Morning Jolt: $5k wedding for dogs
• Preservation group lists endangered historic places
• Canton ordinances raise issues
• Medicare Help Desk set at Proctor Hospital
• IEMA Joins FEMA, NOAA to Promote First National Severe Weather Preparedness Week April 22-28
• Today in the news: Deion Sanders has wife arrested for assault
• Program on Fulton County Rural Transit scheduled
• City website has updated its page on electric aggregation
• Cuba church schedules its Mother-Daughter banquet
• Ag Professor Carlson Selected for Fulbright Award to Russia
• Sponsors announced for Crisis Service fundraiser
• Morning Jolt: Best doughnuts in the U.S.
• Ameren Illinois ActOnEnergy symposium to focus on Programs for businesses and nonprofits
• Deitz Goes to Washington: WIU Professor Spends Nine Months at D.C. Fellowship
• Today in the news: Metta World Peace may face suspension
• Student Employment Week Awards Announced at WIU
• Environmental group to meet
• Morning Jolt: John Edwards, Jennifer Hudson in court
• County highway office to close due to training
• Motorists and farmers reminded to share the road this spring
• Kickoff event scheduled for Youth Team Tennis program
• Cutworm moths vs. crane flies
• Advanced photography, Photoshop courses offered at SRC Outreach Center in Canton
• 5K race, Superhero dash to raise funds for school track
• This week: Anniversary of Chernobyl
• Wether tattooing, weigh-ins set
• Week in review: Woman died of too much Coke?
• McDonough Telephone to send five students to Washington, DC
• 40&8 Fulton County Voiture 812 offers help to McGuire family
• American Cancer Society Bringing New Breast Cancer Walk to Macomb May 5
• Canton Main Street plans for the future
• Western Illinois University to Award Employee Service Honors April 24
• Schilling cites need for ‘certainty’
• Humane Society receives donations
• Madigan announces settlement with AMC Theatres
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman gets $150K bond
• Methodist Wellmobile to visit Farmington site on May 18
• Canton Altruistic Club to hold annual coffee
• Conservator who uncovered fake Mary Lincoln painting to present his findings April 26 at Presidential Museum
• More line dancing classes planned at park rec center
• Fragile X Walk is Saturday
• Morning Jolt: Starbucks getting rid of bug extract
• Drivers may leave scene of certain minor accidents
• WIU Accounting and Finance Department to Sponsor Panel on Identity Theft
• Enterprise zone bill advances out of Senate committee
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding exceeds $167,500
• IDNR Urges Caution to Prevent Wildfires
• Today in the news: Ted Nugent questioned by Secret Service
• American Grille restaurant will donate to area food pantry to mark Prime Rib Day, April 27
• Image of escaped slave and wounded Union veteran donated to Lincoln Presidential Library
• Lewistown JFL is given $2,000 for new jerseys
• Kony Awareness event set Friday at Jones Park
• Prairieland Art Conference to be held tomorrow at SRC
• Morning Jolt: Most Influential People in the World
• IEMA Launches Pet Preparedness Radio Spots Featuring Legendary “Animal Stories”
• Gabby Days set
• Belleville to be home of new Ameren Illinois electric training center
• Asparagus rust discussed
• Today in the news: Mom killed while trying to save kidnapped baby
• Risk and Reward
• Breakfast fundraiser set at Shields Chapel for Relay for Life team
• Dunfermline City Wide Sale scheduled April 28
• Plan to buy Garden Theatre aired
• SRC women's softball team to hold fundraiser Friday at Elks Lodge in Canton
• American Red Cross Responds to deadly Midwest Tornadoes
• ISP taking part in Tri-State Commercial Motor Vehicle Enforcement Blitz
• Modern Woodmen in Dunfermline hide eggs, award Easter prizes
• Morning Jolt: Frozen cows found in cabin
• Governor Quinn Urges Illinoisans to Volunteer Time and Talents during National Volunteer Week
• Consult-A-Lawyer Day is April 28
• Benefit for city worker Leroy Tillman planned
• Today in the news: The end of Twinkies?
• Annual WIU Technology Education Exhibit May 4
• Extension again offers dog obedience training
• Lewistown church to hold baked potato bar May 4
• Carl Anderson to play in Peoria
• SRC Habitat for Humanity to hold two-day fundraiser
• Morning Jolt: Mega Millions winner to come forward
• Road rules review course to be held at Health Dept.
• Family Super Saturday canceled for this year
• The Illinois Emergency Services Management Association to hold Conference
• SRC play canceled
• Today in the news: Wesley Korir wins the Boston Marathon
• WIU Orchestra/Choirs Masterworks Concert April 21
• Lewistown Scouts help out their community
• Calvary Baptist Church holds youth actitivies
• Treasurer Rutherford pleased with success of online auction
• Spring Fling Craft Show planned at Moose Lodge
• County board panels schedule meetings
• SRC board to meet at center in Havana
• Auditions set for season’s first Playhouse production
• Whole hog sausage gravy and biscuit breakfast set at Ellisville Community Center
• Norris church to host breakfast featuring pancakes, sausage
• Western Illinois Senior Olympics Seeking Competitors Ages 50 and Older; April 20 Registration Deadline
• Hospital Service League to hold chocolate fundraiser
• Cucurbit downy mildew can be managed
• Three bacterial diseases often appear in area pumpkin fields
• President’s reception planned at SRC
• Honor rolls named at Cuba schools
• Dickson Mounds staff to ID Indian artifacts at state history symposium
• Canton Altruistic Club to hold annual coffee
• Raw Yellowfin Tuna product Associated with Salmonella Bareilly Outbreak Recalled
• Perceptions questioned in SRC plays
• Telephone Cooperatives’ Youth Day held in Springfield
• This week: Brad and Angelina's engagement
• Week in Review: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Central Illinois Jazz Society announces schedule
• Sandburg Days “Festival for the Mind” features events at Carl Sandburg Historic Site
• Warm winter is allowing roadwork to start earlier this year in Illinois
• Bradley students to present string chamber music recital
• Energy evaluations will help local cities, government officials
• New Canton law office to host Business After Hours
• Today in the news: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Fulton County Playhouse to hold clean-up day
• April is “Sticker Shock Month” in Illinois
• Lessons to be provided on wind farm siting and permits
• Master Composter trainees are promoted
• Annual Bison Grounds Blessing set at Wildlife Prairie State Park
• Program discusses mental state of Mary Lincoln
• Jesse White Unveils New Organ and Tissue Donation Campaign Featuring Donation Advocate Now in Need of Kidney—Kicks Off Donate Life Month
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding exceeds $166,500
• 2012 Illinois Travel Guide is available
• Mock car crash to be presented today for Cuba High School students
• Morning Jolt: What's that structure on Mars?
• Ameren Illinois to deploy 780,000 advanced electric meters over 10 years
• Fulton County final multiplier is announced
• Large donation to Lincoln Presidential Library tells one Illinois family’s complete story through five generations
• District 54 Toastmasters to host spring conference in April
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces details about new book
• Marietta woman is a finalist in model search
• Two fatal crashes reported in March in ISP District 14
• Stress workshop offered
• Extension gives information on forecast for local frost
• Green Fest to be held April 21 in Chandler Park
• National Week of the Young Child to be celebrated
• Procedural questions are focus of in-depth discussion by Fulton County Board
• Morning Jolt: Ohio man arrested for putting puppies in suitcase
• April Coffee Connections holds Wellness Workshop
• Paving requirement is issue for proposed farm services firm on lots at Canton Industrial Park
• Rutherford to speak at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Today in the news: Apple sued over e-book pricing
• Visiting a National Wildlife Refuge? Don’t Forget Your Smartphone
• Rockhounders announce annual show
• Local Businesses Receive Bogus Bill from US Telecom
• ISP ask motorists to use caution traveling rural roads
• Fundraiser to gear up for this year's Relay for Life set Sunday at Canton VFW
• Democrats to hold annual Unity Dinner
• Military cleanup of Camp Ellis to be discussed
• Morning Jolt: Pizza with a hot dog crust
• HUD awards $4.5 million to local HIV/AIDS housing programs in Illinois
• Today in the news: Real Maryland Mega Millions winners claim prize
• T-shirt Making Sessions and Display Planned for The Clothesline Project
• Kiwanis Fishing Derby planned
• Mason District Hospital Foundation honors Capital Campaign donors
• Former Macomb Video Producer At Screening of "Zielinski" Documentary April 11
• State police hope to reduce motorcycle fatalities through more education, enforcement
• Lewistown Mutual holds 114th annual meeting
• Morning Jolt: UFO in South Korea
• Julstrom String Quartet to play April 11
• Illinois museums generate $2 billion in economic impact
• South Park UMC to hold chicken and noodle supper
• Today in the news: Facebook buys Instagram
• Knights of Columbus to hold fish fry
• Methodist Medical Center Recognized as an American Heart Association Fit-Friendly Company
• Support the Clayberg group to meet and plan fundraiser
• City-Wide Yard Sales scheduled in Cuba
• Morning Jolt: Tiny town of Buford sold for $900K
• Free health screenings set at Spoon River Towers
• State agency encourages citizens to protect historic grave markers
• County highway office will be closed April 12 for training purposes
• This week: 100th anniversary of Titanic sinking
• Week in review: Generous firefighters top the news
• Simon-supported math bill approved by Senate committee
• Local sulfur research will add to statewide database
• Sassafras Festival returns to Ellisville
• Illinois Poet Laureate Kevin Stein to present poetry reading April 21 at Vachel Lindsay Home
• Workshop to be held on serving disabled people who are victims
• April is National Autism Awareness Month
• Fulton County Rehabilitation Center News
• Hospital Service League to hold Purse Sale event
• ADM's Ekena Named Western Illinois University Executive in Residence
• Today in the news: Navy jet crashes into apartment
• League of Democratic Women schedule meeting on Monday
• Annual dinner, silent auction for Friendship Festival set
• WIU History Professor Elected to Phi Alpha Theta National Council
• SRC students to hold tailgate party with free food at local softball park
• Biofuels industry praises EPA approval of E15 gas
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding exceeds $166,000
• Sunset Rehab to hold fundraiser to benefit its Make A Wish program
• Morning Jolt: Dog eats owner's Masters tickets
• WIU Study Shows Promise of Grade Contracts for Improved Learning
• Today in the news: Ghost ship sunk by Coast Guard
• Jesse White Announces Eighth Annual Illinois Emerging Writers Competition
• College students plan Red Cross blood drive
• Lewistown boosters plan to hold Spring Carnival at grade school
• Canton School Board panel to hold special meeting
• Illinois Products Expo sets attendance and sales records
• Sunset Rehab to hold fundraiser to benefit its Make A Wish program
• Red Cross encourages donations during National Volunteer Week
• Morning Jolt: YouTube to start offering Paramount movies
• Early Warm Weather Means Earlier Bat Activity
• Schilling’s office in Canton open Tuesdays and Thursdays
• March USDA reports and beyond
• Today in the news: Puppies rescued by firefighters
• Law enforcement officers to discuss identity theft, fraud
• Cong. Schilling’s office to accept entries for Congressional High School Art Competition
• Cuba Senior Center plans Good Friday Bake Sale
• W. J. T. Mitchell to present Magliocco Lecture
• County highway panel to meet
• Morning Jolt: Flying cars coming soon?
• State Health Department Recognizes National Public Health Week April 2-8
• Canton survey results provide shoppers insight
• Canton FFA officers attend Ag Legislative Day
• Today in the news: Firefighters donate Mega Millions winnings
• Jesse White Announces the Chicago Sports Team Series License Plates Raised More than Half Million Dollars to Support Public Schools Statewide
• Illinois gas prices update
• Mountain dulcimer workshops set at Dickson Mounds Museum
• AP Journalist to Discuss Haiti Earthquake, Aftermath in April 4 Event
• Canton budget hearing set
• American Legion Award recipients are named
• Friendship Festival Parade Marshal nominations sought
• Electronic record to be accessible in Fifth District Appellate cases from Clinton County
• County Democrats announce annual Unity Dinner
• Morning Jolt: Want to be buried in a bacon coffin?
• More students taking online college courses
• Simon supports Complete College reform package
• Cuba Lions Club hosts annual Easter Egg Hunt
• Meeting canceled
• Correction
• Pledge Tree Helps Usher in 2012 Environmental Summit, Support RecycleMania
• SRC advisors to visit area high schools
• Today in the news: 7 dead in shooting at university in California
• VAC office open on weekday mornings
• Office hours noted for Canton district office of Schilling
• Rutherford to speak at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Sales of DVD of All-Star Basketball Games raises funds for Kiwanis Club
• Key Club raises over $400 during Baggo Tournament, donates it for KARE Camp
• Annual town meeting for Farmington set
• Cass Township plans annual meeting, asks for owners to remove cemetery decorations
• Annual town meeting for Liverpool planned
• Democratic Lt. Governors Pick Illinois’ Simon As Chair
• Annual town meeting, budget hearing for Putman Township set
• ‘An Evening with Patsy Cline’ will celebrate Retirees Leading
• Annual town meeting, budget hearing for Banner scheduled
• Farmington Rotarians present awards which honor volunteerism
• Classy Penguins Improv Troupe to present fun, year-end finale
• Morning Jolt: Who won Mega Millions?
• Cuba residents raise money, awareness for The Mighty Pits Rescue
• Canton Township Board to hold regular, annual meetings
• Illinois Public Museum Capital Grants Program Accepting Applications
• This week: NCAA championship is Monday
• Fraud Sentencing Emphasizes Prevention Efforts
• Surveys take the pulse of local communities
• Week in review: George Zimmerman, Mega Millions the talk of the week
• First Christian Church does Lenten volunteer work
• SRC groups to host auto, antique tractor event
• Evangelical Free Church to hold special Easter service
• AT&T, Verizon ban phone ‘cramming’ scam as state legislation to stop practice advances
• South Park to hold ‘old-fashioned’ Easter
• Volunteers contribute to successful work day
• Calvary Baptist Church to hold Easter Egg Hunt
• Canton Church of Christ schedules Gospel meetings
• Covenant Community Church announces Easter service
• Smithfield church to hold special Holy Week services
• Big, historic trees a wonder
• WIU Bull Test Celebrated 40th Anniversary with Record Sale
• Rothert accepts position with Peoria County
• 122 Illinois Guard and Reserve members nominate employers for highest honor
• Spoon River Jaycees to host Quarter Auction
• Norris church to hold annual bake sale
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman’s brother speaks out
• Pre-school screening and kindergarten registration set at Valley grade school
• Humane Society to hold Paws to Celebrate event, seeks donations for auction
• Tuberculosis numbers continue to drop in Illinois, but increasing worldwide
• Morning Jolt: Man saved from cougar attack by bear
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding exceeds $157,000
• Canton businesses will host first Coffee Crawl on Saturday
• Mary Lincoln’s insanity case will be re-tried in Chicago and Springfield using modern attorneys
• House lawmakers unanimously pass bill to ban 'cramming'
• Canton cemetery board reschedules meeting
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot a new world record
• Hammered dulcimer workshop planned
• Cemetery board for Orion Township sets schedule for 2012
• Jesse White’s Legislation Toughening the Penalties for Fraud and Abuse of the Disability Parking Program Approved by House
• Walmart donates $1,000 to Camp Big Sky for outdoor recreation for disabled persons
• Morning Jolt: Vermont residents aim for cowbell record
• IDNR Examining Illinois Deer Management Program
• Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs to honor Chicago woman as its March ‘Veteran of the Month’
• Hammond co-sponsors two bills
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot reaches new record
• Veterans Memorial Committee to meet
• Illinois Supreme Court Justice Anne Burke to speak at Bradley University
• Heartland to hold Easter Egg Hunt
• Morning Jolt: 'Harry Potter' now in e-book format
• Trombone Masterclass set for April 2
• More Than 430 Illinois Communities Receive Top Honors for Maintaining Fluoride Levels
• Today in the news: Dog found in trash gets sight back
• Cuba Lions Club to hold annual Easter Egg Hunt
• Emiquon Audubon Society to meet April 5 at Havana Nature Center
• 4-H Up-And-Coming Club to sponsor Easter Egg Hunt at Red Brick School
• Morning Jolt: Highest gas prices are in Chicago
• Lewistown Optimist Club to conduct annual auction
• Cuba Lodge to hold spaghetti supper
• Illinois State Bar Association’s High School Mock Trial Invitational To Take Place March 30 – 31 in Springfield
• Benefit for Kuehn set at London Mills park
• White Chapel UMC to hold pancake and sausage supper
• Farmington children will use sign language to record song 3,000 others age 6 will learn
• The Musical ''Hair'' to be performed at WIU March 28-31, April 1
• Today in the news: CNN poll finds 73 percent want George Zimmerman arrested
• Cuba Legion Ladies Auxiliary to hold bake sale, breakfast events
• FCRC taking part in Bergner's fundraiser
• Canton Township Board to hold regular, annual meetings on April 10
• Celebrating Disability Culture Day March 28
• Curator of anthropology at Dickson Mounds to present free IVAS program
• Morning Jolt: March 26
• Spoon River Towers to hold 'Spring Sale'
• Public Health and Environmental Activists to Speak Tuesday, March 27
• Cuba public library plans spring children's activity
• This week: Earth Hour takes place Saturday
• Customer service workshop to be presented March 30
• Girl Scouts 100th anniversary exhibit now through May at Lincoln Presidential Museum
• Insect Invasion?
• Illinois treasurer’s unclaimed property auction starts Monday
• BBB asks Central Illinois-“Who do You Trust?”
• YMCA offers diabetes risk information
• Bison Blessing Ceremony to take place at Wildlife Prairie State Park
• Attorney General Relays Abusive Tactics Seen in Illinois For-Profit Colleges to Support
• Week in review: Whitney Houston's cause of death revealed
• Today in the news: Geraldo Rivera blames Trayvon Martin's death on hoodies
• Ameren Energy Marketing Announces New Municipal Aggregation Program – Homefield Energy
• Still time to register for Gardeners’ Big Day
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding exceeds $156,000
• Town meeting on synthetic drugs planned Monday at Wallace Park
• Humane Society to hold its annual 9-Pin No Tap Bowling Fundraiser
• Lakeview Museum’s Interplanetary Race/Walk an out‐of‐this‐world experience
• Canton School Board to hold special session
• Tech Fest April 26; Presentation Submission Deadline April 2
• Canton public meeting set on city's long-term plan for CSO facilities
• Today in the news: Whitney Houston died of accidental drowning, coroner says
• Water main repair on Monday
• SRC offers Microsoft Outlook
• WIU Fraternities, Sororities Complete 3,500 Hours of Community Service During Fall Semester
• Farmington Masonic Lodge to sponsor child ID program
• Obama, GOP vie for upper hand on energy
• WIU Children's Lit Exam Center Open House April 19, 20
• Choreographer Spends Week At WIU As Artist in Residence
• Service League to hold Luxury Bed Sheets Sale
• Today in the news: Tim Tebow traded, Sean Payton suspended
• Farmers want safety net in farm bill
• Spoon River Watershed group to meet March 28
• Farm bill field hearing at a glance
• Kindergarten registration set for Canton schools
• Federal agencies release first interim report on Asian carp environmental DNA results interpretation
• Cass Township plans annual meeting, asks for owners to remove cemetery decorations
• Next farm bill should include provisions for specialty crops
• New Six-Week Brain Fitness Program Geared for Individuals with Mild Cognitive Decline
• Arbor Day Foundation offers free dogwood trees
• 2012 Sports Fish Consumption Advisory is announced
• Today in the news: New witness in Trayvon Martin case
• Taylorville Energy Center project costs up 40% with environmental risk increasing, study determines
• YWCA plans van trips to two comedy shows
• Farm bill field hearing set Friday in Galesburg
• VIT pre-K screening set
• IDNR certifies new state record walleye
• Fulton County Triad meeting scheduled
• Illinois gas prices update
• Simon wants state hearing on Starved Rock sand mine
• Illinois’ 2012 Spring Trout Fishing Season Opens April 7
• Today in the news: Peyton Manning in, Tim Tebow out in Denver
• Cuba Livestock team led by Stufflebeam
• Retirees volunteer time, skills to help students
• Can-Y-Cudas receive donation from Canton Park Distrct
• Annual spring cleanup of Jones Park planned
• National foreclosure settlement filed in federal court
• Car care clinic for women scheduled
• Friendship Festival candidates, royalty get acquainted
• Village finance panel to discuss next budget
• Here are some tips for pruning fruit trees
• Facebook classes for beginners and businesses set at local SRC Community Outreach Center
• Canton High School Class of 1945
• Elks Lodge to host spaghetti dinner to benefit Red Cross
• United Way for Spoon River Country grant funding applications available
• Speaker offers reassurance about world’s end
• Attorney General Madigan assigns teams to monitor Illinois primary election
• This week: ‘Hunger Games’ opens Friday
• 34th MAPS Fossil Expo March 30-April 1 at WIU
• Astoria man in fair condition after car accident
• Week in review: Baby koalas get an exam
• Western Illinois Senior Olympics Seeking Competitors Ages 50 and Older
• U.S. Transportation Secretary LaHood Announces $25 Million to Advance Local Transit Options for an America Built to Last
• State Energy Office Announces Illinois Energy Now Trade Ally Program
• SRC board sets special session
• Today in the news: New iPad a big hit on first day
• Fulton County Arts Council holding Digital Art Show at Graham Hospital
• Canton public meeting set on long-term plan for CSO facilities
• Songbag Concert Series continues March 31 at Carl Sandburg site in Galesburg
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding exceeds $153,500
• City ordinances on political signs and noise may change
• U.S. Transportation Secretary LaHood Announces $15 Million to Enhance Transit Options on Tribal Lands for an America Built to Last
• Join MDA Muscle Walk
• Car care clinic for women scheduled
• Today in the news: Blagojevich enters prison
• Dinner to raise funds for Cuba After Prom
• SRC board to meet at Canton campus
• Cuba school officials hear of student successes, hire coaches
• State Health Department Awards $600,000 in Carolyn Adams Ticket for the Cure Grants
• IDNR Conservation Police seek public’s help in shootings of bald eagles
• Deputy chief position at issue in budget talks
• The Papers of Abraham Lincoln illuminates Lincoln’s America
• Program on Battle of Shiloh April 5 at Lincoln Presidential Museum
• Today in the news: Encyclopaedia Britannica to stop print editions
• Bus Trip from Manito to Visit One of the Largest Dairy Farms in the Country
• Registration under way for fall semester at SRC
• Free car seat checks
• Encyclopaedia Britannica to end print editions
• Red Cross to hold spaghetti dinner
• A New CAST Special Publication in Cooperation with the Iowa Water Center
• Today in the news: Why are people stealing Tide?
• Nine Canton businesses participating this week in Make-A-Wish campaign
• SRC to hold learning institute for retirees
• County Highway Dept. to hold special session
• No petitions filed with county Zoning Board of Appeals
• Camping and Shelter Reservations at Illinois Parks Available Online
• Pre-school screening, Kindergarten Roundup planned in Lewistown
• Afghanistan problem gets worse for Obama
• NATO: Afghanistan rampage won't affect timeline
• ICC Hard Bop Jazz Band to perform
• Celebration Concert Series features The Steel Wheels
• Spoon River Valley hosts Western Division Illinois School Board Association Dinner
• Village finance panel to discuss next budget
• Today in the news: Crystal Cathedral undergoing big changes
• First Baptist Church to hold Trivia Bowl
• Chimney Safety Institute of America offers tips for chimney and venting safety after tornadoes
• Deerfield Township Board resets session
• Spoon River Gobblers to hold annual meeting
• Farm Bureau to host Farmer's Share Breakfast
• La Salle Lake Opens for Season on March 15
• Farmington School Board to hold expulsion hearing
• This week: March Madness begins Tuesday
• Tax Scam Warning: Beware of Phony Refund Scheme Abusing Popular College Tax Credit; Senior Citizens, Working Families and Church Members Are Targets
• Muti-media production scheduled at Lewistown Nazarene Church
• Week in review: New iPad tops the news
• Free classes on basic finances and job readiness scheduled at YWCA Empowerment Center
• Lewistown church to hold Family Movie Night
• Air Force Rock Band releases music video
• Canton Fire Chief reminds residents to change batteries in their smoke detectors
• Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday
• Illinois State Fire Marshal encourages residents to "change your clock, change your battery"
• Blood drive scheduled at Lewistown High School
• In-person absentee voting may be done at county clerk's office
• Forget Downton Abbey – try the David Davis Mansion
• Today in the news: Another ‘Phoenix lights’ mystery
• SRC staff conducting college-readiness tests for high school sophomores in area
• Job fair offered by area organizations
• Governor Quinn Announces Illinois Among Top 10 States for Corporate Locations in National Survey
• Care-giver program set at Farm Bureau
• Spoon River Towers to host program on electric supply choices
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding exceeds $153,000
• National Wildlife Refuge System Birthday Celebrates Nation’s Conservation Legacy
• March Artifacts of the Month is Mary Lincoln's Jewelry
• Today in the news: Invisible Children documentary about warlord goes viral
• Storm Damage Closes Some Facilities at Giant City State Park
• Ameren submits blueprint for infrastructure improvement and modernization in 10 years
• YMCA Annual Awards-Potter-Keen
• Red Cross Helping People Recover After Tornadoes
• Illinois Adds 3,800 Jobs in January
• Maples Mill church to host pancake day
• Today in the news: iPad 3 will have amazing resolution
• Lt. Gov. Simon kicks off listening tours
• Emiquon Science Symposium explores
• Veteran's Memorial Committee to meet
• Meet the Candidates forum to air on cable
• Over 2 Million Taxpayers Have Already E-Filed $377.4 million in refunds paid
• Third warmest winter recorded for Illinois
• 2012 YMCA Award Winners-O'Flaherty
• YMCA Annual Awards-Eveland
• YMCA Annual Awards-Barnes
• Lakeview Museum names new Special Events and Facility Coordinator
• Ellisville Senior Citizens to hold dinner fundraiser
• March 20 Women’s History Month program at Presidential Museum will cover Hollywood’s interpretation of 1800s women’s fashions
• Spoon River Towers to host info session on assistance for home care for veterans
• Today in the news: Mom loses legs shielding kids from tornado
• Fun activities planned at Havana Park District
• Self-defense class offered for females
• 50 Performance Tested Bulls for Sale March 16 at WIU
• March recognized as Red Cross Month
• Unes hails passage of revenue estimate bill
• Gem and Mineral Show planned in Macomb
• CHS Jazz Band to perform spring concert on Tuesday
• Housing juvenile offenders costing Fulton County over $400,000 a year
• Savor Early Signs of Spring At a National Wildlife Refuge
• SRC and SRC Foundation scholarships are now available for 2012-2013 year
• Blood: Water Mission Invites Kids to Hold Lemonade Stands & Help Lives in Africa
• CHS Key Club schedules 3rd annual Baggo tourney
• Today in the news: Penguin runs away from zoo
• Third session on locally grown food to be presented
• First candidate interview held for SRC president
• Ipava American Legion Auxiliary to hold dinner
• Soup supper set at Wiley Church
• Maple Mill UMC to hold bake sale
• CHS Band fundraiser set at American Grille
• Canton YMCA to host meeting about regional Senior Olympics
• Hospital Service League to hold SB Chocolate fundraiser
• Maquon news
• Attorney General Madigan's Proposal to combat synthetic drugs clears House committee
• Sunset nursing home plans to host St. Patrick’s-style dinner March 15
• Illinois River to become International Waterway with development of TransPORT Marine Terminal
• Evening in Red raises heart health awareness, funds
• Emiquon Science Symposium explores “Using the past to plan for our future”
• Valentine Royalty
• New Music Festival at WIU March 5-6
• Residents asked to prepare for spring storms
• This week: Super Tuesday, iPad 3 and Bruce Springsteen
• Students interested in the University of Illinois find their place at ExplorACES
• SRC schedules Spring Break
• Week in review: Midwest tornadoes and storms top the news
• Bradley University students to complete consulting project for Canton Chamber
• Lincoln Monument Association seeking new members to help preserve and interpret Lincoln Tomb and War Memorials
• Women's Art Exhibit Now Open at WIU
• Grants available to assist public K-12 schools with energy, operational improvements
• Today in the news: Obama birth certificate in the news yet again
• More details provided about 'Meet the Candidates' forum
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding exceeds $151,000
• Meeting on electric aggregation to air
• Countdown Starts Today Toward “Kickoff” Event of Groundbreaking Ten-Year Project Celebrating, Empowering Women
• YMCA to hold Annual Meeting
• Governor Quinn Activates State Emergency Operations Center
• Quick tips on color in the garden
• Today in the news: Birth control bill fails in Senate
• GOP candidate for county board to meet voters at Avon restaurant
• State struggling to meet per-pupil funding
• CHS Jazz Band to perform spring concert on Tuesday
• Sullivan critical of Quinn’s pay raise proposal, calling it a diversion
• Big Brothers Big Sisters to hold bowling fundraiser
• Local, State Emergency Management officials launch weather alert radio contest
• Making princess creations is a piece of cake for business owner
• Illinois Products Expo to feature local foods and wines
• Dwarf fruit trees offer interesting possibilites
• IVAS talk on cosmology, cyclical time for four Native American groups set at Dickson Mounds
• Lymphedema specialist to speak at meeting of Breast Cancer Survivors
• Today in the news: Davy Jones from The Monkees dies
• Better Breathers Club will resume sessions, meet on 2nd Tuesdays
• Early voting under way for primary election
• Scout’s Honor and Honest Abe
• 2012 Illinois Mid-Winter Bald Eagle Survey Results
• Composting for the lawn
• Employment Expo to be held Friday at SRC Outreach Center in Macomb
• Finance firm announces 'pay it forward' program
• Today in the news: 2 more students die from Ohio school shooting
• Sunset to hold events in March
• VAC office open on weekday mornings
• Katie Dinkheller
• Former NASA Astronaut to Deliver Inaugural Kaspar Lecture March 7
• Events planned regularly at Big Creek Park Rec Center
• Annual Soup Supper for Meals on Wheels set
• Wee-Ma-Tuk Water District board meetings scheduled
• 'Meet the Candidates' forum scheduled
• Boys Traveling Baseball group to hold Trivia Bowl
• College Illinois! could get first shot of taxpayer cash
• Study simulates effects of foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Mexico
• Blood drive set at Avon High School
• Today in the news: ‘Berenstain Bears’ co-creator dies
• Cross country team to host Trivia Bowl
• Gardeners’ BIG Day set for March 31 at Dickson Mounds Museum
• CACEI to meet March 3
• School of Ag Open House March 2
• School board panel sets special session
• Lego toy donations sought by Parlin-Ingersoll Public Library
• New England Country Soup holds Second Annual Soup Challenge™ at IL Central College
• Primary ballot colors are green for Democrats, yellow for Republicans
• Town meeting Wednesday to focus on referendum for Canton electric aggregation
• This week: ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax’ out in theaters
• Over 200 in Attendance at Seminar for Healthcare Professionals hosted by SRC
• Week in review: Afghanistan violence tops the news
• Fulton County residents received $5.8 million in EITC during 2011
• Identifying poverty levels requires accurate measurements
• Public meeting set to discuss electric aggregation in Canton
• State Health Department Encourages Smokeless Tobacco Users to “Ditch the Dip for a Day”
• Governor Quinn Makes Cabinet Appointment Names Bob Flider to Head Department of Agriculture
• Today in the news: Fake 9/11 firefighter admits lying
• Lewistown students to present concert
• No petitions are filed with county Zoning Board of Appeals
• Wildlife Prairie State Park's Opening Day is on Sunday, February 26, 2012.
• Cross Country Team to host Trivia Bowl
• Higher gas prices in Illinois expected
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding exceeds $150,500
• WIU Chamber Orchestra Concert February 26
• Knights of Columbus to hold fish fry events
• Lt. Governor Simon urges rural citizens to complete broadband survey
• County clerk announces early voting requirements
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces new book
• Blood drive to be held at Canton High School gym
• Canton School Board sets special session
• Rest of Illinois budget to be squeezed by pensions, Medicaid
• WIU Women’s Center Seeking Submissions for Women’s Art Show
• COFAC 2011 Recognizes DJ Alstadt and Al and Andrea Boyer
• New Girl Scout Research Affirms Girls’ Interest in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math
• Easter basket weaving class set at Havana Nature Center
• Canton School Board sets special session
• County clerk announces early voting requirements
• Today in the news: Georgia rep. proposes vasectomy ban
• Play Written as WIU Class Project Named a Finalist in National Competition
• Business After Hours event to help kick off bowling event for youth
• 25th Annual Showcase of Bands is February 23-25
• Remember Fallen Law Officers Run is set for May 5
• Eastside Church to hold pair of fundraisers for kids
• Today in the news: Military dad burns N.J. flag in protest of Whitney Houston
• St. David Optimists to hold annual Soup Day fundraiser
• Methodist offers free community health screenings
• Annual Forest Stewardship Conference March 10
• Canton cemetery board reschedules meeting
• Quinn plans to cut state budget to 2008 levels
• Cuba church to hold free soup dinner and Ash Wednesday service
• Wellness Weekend at Horn Field Campus March 3-4; Register by Feb. 29
• Seven to receive state’s highest award, The Order of Lincoln
• Rio Carnival is bigger, better, more organized
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart marries in Hawaii
• Mardi Gras means fat business for Gulf Coast
• More than $4,000 raised for FCRC at Valentine’s Day event
• Governor Proclaims Thousand Cankers Disease a Threat to Illinois’ Walnut Trees
• YMCA to hold 122nd Annual Meeting
• Police graduate from command staff training
• Environmental Summit to Include University Union's Efforts in Sustainability
• Governor Quinn Breaks Ground on $37.8 Million State Police Forensic Laboratory in Belleville
• Week in review: Whitney Houston, Gary Carter top the news
• This week: Oscars are next Sunday
• WIU Students Honored at January Kennedy Center Festival
• No garbage pickup Monday in Canton
• Free Lincoln Tomato seeds, People's Garden bear fruits from USDA and Old State Capitol partnership
• Simon calls on Senate to pass victims Bill of Rights amendment
• SRC to close for holiday
• 'Rules of the Road' review course offered
• Book signing is set at Peace of Earth Lodge
• Today in the news: Payroll tax cut approved
• Events scheduled at Canton YWCA
• Federal Crop Insurance Deadline Is March 15
• Pekin man arrested for domestic battery
• Canton Veterans Memorial funding breaks $150,000 mark
• Illinois Joins Multi-State Settlement with Five National Banks
• WIU's 39th Annual International Bazaar Set For March 2-3
• Today in the news: ‘Colbert Report’ suspended
• Scholarship available for students studying law enforcement
• Fighting Unemployment Fraud to Help Grow Jobs
• State health department, Conference of Women Legislators and American Heart Association team up to fight the number one killer
• How to Improve Home Air Quality
• AA meetings scheduled at Fulton County locations
• Canton office hours for Cong. Schilling available
• Today in the news: Pekingese wins Best in Show at Westminster
• SRC board to meet at Canton campus
• Regional spelling bee planned at courthouse
• Illinois Math and Science Academy Wins Illinois State Regional High School Science Bowl and Spot in National Finals
• County VAC office open on weekday mornings
• Train Fair returns to Peoria
• Dance-a-Thon raises over $2,800 for Children's Charity
• Today in the news: Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky the focus of new film
• A museum for broken hearts
• Feb. 21 is last day for regular voter registration
• Wildlife Prairie State Park opens the 2012 season with a day of free admissions, membership drive
• Illinois gas price update
• Ellisville Goal Getters to hold sausage and pancake dinner Feb. 18
• IHSA State Speech Meet to be held at Peoria Civic Center Feb. 17-18
• Cuba public library to close for holiday
• IEMA Sampling Results Show No Measurable Increases in Radiation Near Byron Nuclear Power Plant
• North Fulton Ag Dept. plans to go on ski trip
• Today in the news: Friends, family say Whitney Houston didn’t kill herself
• Ham and bean supper, along with karaoke other activities planned at Fairview American Legion
• SRC facilities to close Feb. 17 for day of staff professional development
• Songbag Concert Series continues February 25 at Carl Sandburg site in Galesburg
• Knights of Columbus to hold fish fry event
• Dinner fundraiser on Valentine’s Day to benefit FCRC
• Wildlife Refuges Showcase Nature’s Courtship Rituals Long Past Valentine’s Day
• Ameren Illinois supports choice of electricity suppliers; it will continue to be its customers’ energy partner
• This week: Great Backyard Bird Count is this week
• New licenses available for fingerprint vendors
• Week in review: Contraception spat ends with compromise
• January 2012... Where did winter go?
• Incoming Junior Zookeeper registration opens
• Gray Gallery to host multimedia exhibition
• Steel Wheels to perform in Macomb
• QuickBooks class offered at SRC Outreach Center
• Today in the news: Purple squirrel spotted in Pennsylvania
• Delta Waterfowl annual banquet set
• Canton liquor panel meeting rescheduled
• Goal Getters to hold pancake dinner
• IDVA launches ‘Stand Up and Be Counted’ to improve delivery of benefits and resources to state’s veterans
• I Love Illinois Products Promo Begins Feb. 10
• YMCA sets open house dates to encourage wise, healthy choices
• State Health Department Promotes Good Oral Health During National Children’s Dental Health Month
• Today in the news: What does mortgage settlement mean for you?
• Donations sought for Cuba After-Prom event
• State Announces Multi-Agency, Multi-Million Dollar Agreement with Prudential for Life Claims Settlements
• Canton liquor panel to discuss, consider allegations business sold alcohol to a minor
• Two enter pleas in meth crackdown
• “Big Three” Lincoln documents on display at Presidential Museum for Lincoln’s Birthday weekend February 9 - 13
• The Art of Winter Photography with a Smartphone
• 'Grace period' for registration, voting runs from Feb. 22 through March 13
• Today in the news: Moms battle Facebook over breastfeeding
• YMCA sets open house dates to encourage wise, healthy choices
• Hospital Foundation to hold fundraiser for external defibrillators
• Historic Macomb Homes Profiled in Five-Week Television Run
• Tape of Chamber awards banquet to air on cable TV
• Christ in Youth to host inspirational weekend at the Civic Center
• Ultralight-led Whooping Cranes will head to Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
• Today in the news: California same-sex marriage ban ruled illegal
• Scenic Drive Associates begin work on 2012 event
• Governor Quinn Announces Chrysler Increasing Production at Belvidere Plant to Build Next Generation of Vehicles
• Cuba Elementary to hold Family Literacy Night
• Order a singing Valentine and support food pantries through activity planned by Farm Bureau, 'Harmony 4-U'
• SRC offers free classes on Microsoft PowerPoint
• Remember Electrical Safety as You Participate in the “Great ShakeOut” Feb. 7
• Voter registration dates announced
• Today in the news: Madonna halftime show a hit?
• IDNR Announces Drawing for Rock/Pecatonica River Commercial Fishing Contracts on February 16
• Firefighers called to local business
• Unes sets traveling office hours in area on Feb. 14
• 'Big day' for gardeners set at Dickson Mounds
• Carl Sandburg Penny Parade January 26 raises more than $1,900
• Cuba Elementary School to hold annual screening
• United in Jesus Outreach Counseling Ministries to hold 2012 dinner auction
• Archaeologist Alan Harn to give talk on Feb. 7 at Dickson Mounds Museum
• Seniors look for dreams to come true
• Madiagn files suit over faulty mortgage assignments filed with county recorders
• This week: ‘Phantom Menace’ out in 3-D
• Red Cross celebrates Black History Month
• Week in review: Komen and Planned Parenthood top the news
• Quad City Air Show announces new dates
• Zoerink Presents Disabled Youth Research at Intl. Leisure Conference
• IHSA State Chess Tournament Ready to “Check” into Peoria
• Madigan sues Standard & Poor's for enabling financial meltdown
• Today in the news: Komen changes mind on Planned Parenthood
• Canton Women's Club to meet Monday
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $148,000
• VAC office open on weekday mornings
• Illinois Farm Bureau members, leaders attend American Farm Bureau Federation Annual Meeting to set policy for coming year
• Quinn lays out jobs plan, cloudy on funding source
• Fiber optic line being laid through the area
• Illinois native named to Pheasants Forever's National Board of Directors
• College board to hold special session with accreditation team
• Cuba Elementary to hold Family Literacy Night
• Today in the news: Group wants sugar regulated like tobacco
• Valley School Board holds regular meeting
• Governor Quinn Announces Federal Funding to Improve Nursing Home Safety
• South Park UMC to hold ham and beans supper
• Blood drive planned at SRC Canton campus
• Canton School Board reschedules session
• Original copy of Amendment that ended slavery on display at Presidential Museum
• IIRA 23rd Annual Rural Community Economic Development Conference March 7-8
• Canton cemetery board reschedules meeting
• Mobile Veterans Center to visit SRC campus
• Today in the news: Facebook seeks $5 billion IPO
• Valley Chapter of National Honor Society to conduct annual blood drive at gym
• Breakfast to benefit St. Mary's food pantry
• U of I facility will demonstrate innovative technology in biomass conversion to crude oil
• Regional effort growing to support Cat facility in Galesburg, say officials
• Go Red for Women at Feb. 3 luncheon on Western Illinois University Campus
• Volunteer orientation programs are set for Lincoln Library and Museum
• It’s still about yields: Developments in drainage in Illinois
• Today in the news: Mom gives birth to 14-pound baby
• SRC recognized for students getting degrees, certificates
• Help celebrate Gertie’s Groundhog Day Outing at Wildlife Prairie Park
• Identify the signs of the end of life for carbon monoxide alarms
• Farmington church to hold Pancake and Sausage Day
• Lewistown church to hold Ground Hog Day meal
• Parlin-Ingersoll Library seeks donations of Lego blocks
• Do your federal taxes free with IRS Free File
• Press Foundaioin sponsors free summer journalism workshop for his school students
• Unemployment Drops; State Adds 52,600 Jobs in 2011
• Today in the news: Super Bowl ad preview – and a look at the Ferris Bueller ad
• Monterey church plans soup supper
• SRC seeks public comments about its quality and programs
• Environmental group to meet
• Veterans pilgrimages to Lincoln Tomb February 11 and 12 honor Lincoln’s 203rd birthday
• SRC Conference Center at Canton campus available on weekdays for community use
• This week: Super Bowl Sunday is 1 week away
• Illinois Deer Harvest Totals 181,411 During 2011-12 Seasons
• Feb 3. Reception at Malpass to Celebrate Birds
• Week in review: Heroic children top the news
• An exhibition of works by Jared Lacy in the new Blick Gallery
• Rich Ankeney and Marianne Vick Exhibition to open at Galesburg Civic Art Center
• State Aging Director Touts Benefits of Intergenerational Program with Veterans and High School Teens
• Tax filing season is here
• Today in the news: Little boy writes heartwarming letter to 49ers’ Kyle Williams
• Class for beginning line dancing offered
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $146,000
• Canton advisory committee on electric aggregation is formed
• IDVA Veterans Cash grant helps to deliver ‘freedom beneath the waves’ for disabled Illinois veterans
• Environmental group schedules session
• Bradley University to host Global Game Jam this weekend
• Governor Quinn Opens $18 Million "Building One" on Western Illinois University Riverfront Campus and Announces New Funding
• Morning Star Masonic Lodge to serve breakfast
• Today in the news: Vanna White and Pat Sajak were sometimes drunk during 'Wheel of Fortune'
• AA meetings set at county locations
• VAC office open on weekday mornings
• Businesses Qualify for $67 Million in Tax Credits
• School board panel sets special session
• Freshman Parent Night set at Canton High School
• Canton Park District is changing some Rec Center usage
• The Humane Society of the United States Releases 2011 Ranking of State Animal Protection Laws
• Concert Association to hold special board meeting to schedule shows, choose acts
• Canton office hours for Schilling noted
• IEMA Working with Federal Officials to Identify, Secure Contaminated Tissue Box Holders
• Too many tests?
• Farmington Moose Family Center 1571
• Today in the news: Facebook makes Timeline mandatory
• New Manuscript of Lincoln’s original Second Annual Message to Congress found at National Archives
• Seminar for healthcare professionals set at SRC Macomb Outreach Center
• Lincoln historian Michael Burlingame to speak at Lincoln’s New Salem January 28
• Emergency notification system is developed by area agencies
• State Economic Development Director Announces New Tools to Increase Distribution of Local Food
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney paid 14% in taxes
• Lt. Gov. Simon to speak at IMEA’s education conference at Civic Center
• Mostaccioli dinner set at St. Matthews Hall
• Band open to new members to rehearse at Avon school
• Cuba High School dinners to assist the Junior Class
• Illinois Supreme Court okays use of cameras in trial courts
• Timothy Ehlen and Yu-Chi Tai Guest Piano Duo Recital at WIU January 29
• Today in the news: 9-year-old girl outsmarts kidnapper
• Local couple is engaged
• Western awards degrees to area residents
• Bradley recognizes students
• Emily Ellsworth
• IDNR Seeks Applicants for Conservation Police Officers
• The Paw Spaw holds celebrates new location
• Applications for Cat student training are available at SRC Canton campus
• Steer tattoo, weigh-in dates announced for show events
• Swango will teach free Woodcarving Class again at Cuba High School
• United Way continues fundraising campaign
• Penny Parade returns to Carl Sandburg Site January 26
• Dickson Mounds holds annual Native American Winter Gathering
• State Health Department Encourages Vaccination During Cervical Health Awareness Month
• This week: President Obama’s State of the Union speech is Tuesday
• John Deere Sets World Record with Combine Constructed from Food
• Week in review: Costa Concordia cruise ship captain tops the news
• Tourism Council plans annual dinner
• Tales from the Unemployed: The 4 Most Common Costly Mistakes to Avoid
• State Energy Office Announces 2012 Schedule For Free Illinois Energy Conservation Code Training Series
• DHS increases efficiency and streamlines services to low income families
• Today in the news: Etta James remembered for her legendary talent
• Cuba church to hold ham and bean supper
• Dinner theater production set in Galesburg
• Canton Ag Council to hold annual Pancake and Sausage Supper
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $145,000
• State Commerce Director Announces Capital Funding for Second Round of Green Jobs Training Grants
• 'Business After Hours' event set
• Video report: Etta James dies at 73
• SRC board to meet
• Lincoln’s Birthday month of February offers free school field trip opportunities at Presidential Museum
• Dickson Mounds Museum to host Midwinter Ceremony on Saturday
• Knox College Presents Annual International Fair, January 28
• Could mild winter mean weevils in alfalfa fields?
• Today in the news: Ex-wife: Newt Gingrich wanted open marriage
• Subject: Tickets on Sale for WIU Soul Food Festival
• Bass Pro Shop to hold free Boat Shows
• State Seeks Nominations for Governor’s Volunteer Service Awards
• Today in the news: Sledding crow becomes Internet sensation
• Local church to sponsor time management seminar at Canton Harvester Inn
• IDNR Extends Controlled Pheasant Hunting at Eldon Hazlet and Wayne Fitzgerrell SRAs
• Beef experts to speak to farmers at meeting
• Fulton County Health Department announces clinic schedule
• Lincoln’s Birthday month of February offers free school field trip opportunities at Presidential Museum
• Today in the news: Wikipedia, Reddit to go dark Wednesday
• Calling All U.S. Soybean Farmers: See Checkoff for Yourself
• Canton Veterans Memorial Committee schedules session
• Illinois gas price update
• Free car seat safety checks for children set for 2012 at the Canton Fire Department
• Illinois Fertilizer and Chemical Association to hold 46th annual convention
• University of Illinois College of Medicine wins contest
• Cuba Christian Church plans annual breakfast
• Today in the news: Zappos hacked; 24 million people affected
• Ellisville lunch scheduled to raise funds for items needed by local firemen
• Illinois State Police Weapons of Mass Destruction team conducts live training exercise
• Jon Huntsman withdraws from GOP presidential race
• Pregnancy center to hold screening of documentary at Temple Baptist Church
• Record funds raised at 2012 Polar Plunge
• Peace Corps Fellows Help Create Meaningful Change All Year Long
• Volatile gas prices predicted for 2012
• This week: Republicans debate ahead of South Carolina
• Big 10 4-H Club holds Christmas party
• Week in review: Marines top the news
• K-9 units from Canton, state police special visitors at 4-H club meeting
• Correction on CHS Honor Roll
• City to observe holiday
• Covenant Community Church to sponsor time management seminar at Harvester Inn
• Fulton County Fair Queen to compete in state pageant
• Williams Correction
• Canes for Kids program coming to Canton YMCA
• Freshman Academy principal submits formal resignation
• Fitness center owner fulfills a dream
• Alzheimer’s Assoc. to host legislative breakfast
• State Successfully Sells General Obligation Bonds for Illinois Jobs Now! Capital Program
• Today in the news: Desecrating Marines identified
• Rainy and dry, chilly and warm: 2011 was a unique year
• State Energy Office Announces 2012 Schedule For Free Illinois Energy Conservation Code Training Series
• Unes announces first year’s savings in 91st District, fiscal legislative efforts
• Free tech classes offered at college outreach centers in Canton, Havana
• Free classes offered on financial literacy, job readiness at YW Emoiwernent Center
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $144,000
• Free pre-school screenings for Canton district planned
• Stay Safe and Warm During Winter Storms
• Want to be a good parent? Stop giving in, says pediatrician
• Cuba public library to close for Martin Luther King Day
• Coalition for Wise Choices to meet at high school
• Today in the news: Outrage over video of Marines urinating on dead fighters
• Spoon River Towers to host screenings for risk of falling
• Knights of Columbus plan bus trip, fish fry
• Farmington Boosters to hold Scrapbook Retreat
• Ninth Annual Environmental Summit Set for April at Western Illinois University
• Finances prompt county hiring freeze Fulton County Board plans for future contingencies
• The Abraham Lincoln Association celebrates the 203rd birthday of Abraham Lincoln with presentations about Lincoln and the Civil War
• Vachel Lindsay Home to host Early African American Cinema Series January – March
• Today in the news: You can clone your pet
• Illinois legislators not giving tuition waivers
• The Rehabilitation Foundation of IPMR announces Mr. Cub, Ernie Banks, will be 2012 Legend at the Ballpark.
• Cuba Legion to host dinner for the national vice commander, caravan
• City officials may consider leaner budget
• Fulton County Health Department announces clinic schedule
• Prevent heating fires with common sense cautions Lewistown Mutual and Grinnell Mutual
• Become debt free and career equipped in 2012, invites YWCA group
• New local pharmacy to host 'Business After Hours' event
• Today in the news: ‘Hunger Games’ tickets on sale this month
• Modern Woodmen take part in Good Neighbor program
• Outreach ministry announces plans for seventh annual dinner auction
• IDNR reminds snowmobile operators to practice safety this Winter
• YMCA to hold Youth Tennis Day
• 4th Annual Chicken Noodle Dinner to benefit Youth Acres will be held at Canton VFW
• Research is the Cure for Cancer
• IEMA Offers Emergency Preparedness Tips for People with Functional and Access Needs
• Cantrells bring Nashville to Hickory Ridge
• Today in the news: Woman survives after bungee cord breaks
• Channel 47's 'At Issue' to feature discussion on coal mine near Canton
• SRC offers free GIS class
• SRC trustees set special session
• Canton Key Club members honored for their service
• First session of Local Food Series a success
• Cracked Pepper Catering and Bakery, Inc. to Join WPSP
• Honey bees called ‘agents of pollination’
• Dr. Buckley retires after serving patients for 19 years
• Illinois NASS Field Office to Conduct Statewide Census of Vineyards and Wineries
• This week: New Hampshire votes Tuesday
• Archaeologists clear decades of growth to better reveal 11 prehistoric Native American mounds in Quincy
• Canton Elks Lodge
• Week in review: Mitt Romney under fire
• Fiatt church to host Awana clubs
• Fulton County Health Department announces clinic schedule
• Eagle Plunge planned during Eagle Days event
• Valley school officials consider direction of ag program
• ‘Locally Grown Workshop’ scheduled
• “Lincoln, the Wrestler” exhibit January 5 – 17 at Presidential Library
• Experts share cooking, health, and landscaping information at 13th annual Herb Day Jan. 21
• Today in the news: Accidentally deported teen headed home
• Local Woodmen learn about child safety tips
• Science lecture series to start Sunday at Dickson Mounds
• 1859 slave sale document from Lincoln’s home county in Kentucky is artifact of the month for January
• Environmental group to hold meeting
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $143,500
• The Central Illinois Jazz Society presents CIJS House Band
• Lunch with Friends
• New Hospital Surgical Infection Information Available
• Canton Legion to hold fish fry
• Lewie’s Bookmark
• Today in the news: Man’s gets a 'no' at basketball game proposal
• Army Corps of Engineers release report
• LaHood awards $186 M to state for rail project
• Museum plans Native American Winter Gathering
• Free microchips for area pets still available
• Quinn Administration Announces $24 Million in Federal Mine Reclamation Grants
• Agreement in Place for Construction of Chicago-Moline Passenger Rail Route, Creating 2,000 Jobs
• Agency on Aging offers workshops on health
• Dinner scheduled to support Ag in the Classroom
• Today in the news: Mom shoots intruder after 911 says it’s OK to defend herself
• Elmwood school gets low-interest ISBE tech loan
• Schilling/Loebsack jobs provisions signed into law in defense bill
• Central Illinois Jazz Society Schedule – January through March 2012
• Illinois gas prices update
• American Red Cross Offers First Aid and CPR/AED Courses
• Canton City Council approves 3-year contract for local firefighters union
• Occupy protest follows 123rd annual Rose Parade
• Today in the news: Quadrantid meteor shower should be dazzling
• New Law to Help Renters Learn More About Radon Levels in Their Homes
• College board to meet on Jan. 9 in special session
• Fire in famed Peru facility, contained
• Cruciferous vegetables are key for good health
• Illinois Recycling Association Alerts Residents to a new Electronics Recycling Law Effective January 1, 2012
• Agreement in Place for Construction of Chicago-Moline Passenger Rail Route, Creating 2,000 Jobs
• This week: Iowa caucuses set for Tuesday
• Dept. on Aging Offers Tips to Help Seniors Prepare For Winter
• Week in review: 2011 weather disasters
• FEMA encourages midwesterners to resolve to be ready in 2012
• Fiatt church to start hosting Awana clubs in January
• Cuba Assembly of God to hold gospel jam session
• New Motor Vehicle Laws Enforced by Illinois State Police Starting January 1, 2012
• Abortion, immigration changes among new 2012 laws
• U.S. Transportation Secretary LaHood Awards $177 Million to Illinois to Connect Chicago and the Quad Cities
• Today in the news: North Korea doesn’t change policies
• Co-ed dodgeball games planned to be played at Farmington YMCA
• IDPH Alerts Public to Pertussis Outbreak
• Parents invited to attend 'Internet Safety' program
• Modern Woodmen chapter to honor Kuzniar for volunteer activities in Cuba
• Cuba School Board hoping to receive grant for wind turbine
• County board panels will meet next week
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations near $143,000
• Spoon River Electric, line clearance workers OK contract
• Fulton County Health Department announces clinic schedule
• Copperas Creek board to start holding all meetings at fire station in Norris
• Give the Gift of Life this Holiday Season
• Today in the news: New laws for 2012 affect abortion, immigration
• 1st Farm Credit Donates to Illinois Food Banks
• Lodge to confer degrees Friday
• Exclusive: Mitt Romney, Ron Paul lead the field heading into Iowa
• Canton house fire safely put out
• Quincy University & Quincy Notre Dame High School Announce $1.2 Million Scholarship Gift
• Today in the news: Iran threatens to block important water route
• Exclusive: Presidential tracking poll released tomorrow morning
• Officials Warn the Motoring Public About the Dangers of Drinking and Driving During the Holiday Season
• Extension sets Tele-Institute series on subjects for local governments
• Alcohol-related deaths in auto crashes fall in Illinois
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves woman’s life
• Blood pressure clinics are announced
• Iraq War timeline
• On-duty Glasford officer dies of apparent self-inflicted gunshot
• Illinois Department of Insurance Uncovers Company Selling Fraudulent Health Insurance
• Health Department to take appointments for energy assistance
• On the 11th Day of Christmas the Illinois Lottery gave to me… a check for $11.25 million and a check for $1 million
• Canton park board sets special session
• This week: Kim Jong Il funeral set for Wednesday
• Employment Security Offices Closed Dec.26, Jan.2
• Fiatt church to start hosting Awana clubs
• IDOT Employees Contribute Nearly 1,200 Pounds of Food and Supplies to Troops Serving Overseas
• 12 Days of Holiday Safety In the spirit of the season, the Red Cross offers 12 holiday safety tips
• I'll be home (no mater how clean Iit is) for Christimas
• Week in review: Kim Jong Il dies, his son is successor
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $142,000
• WMT Drainage District Board to hold meeting
• US Department of Labor continues to cite beauty salons and manufacturers for formaldehyde exposure from hair smoothing products
• Two arrested in Farmington for delivery of cocaine
• Today in the news: Origins of some Stonehenge rocks discovered
• Canton officials recommend selling fire truck and rescue vehicle, buying used pumper
• “The Yellow Wallpaper” performance returns to Vachel Lindsay Home December 31
• Master Gardener training classes to begin soon
• Farm Bureau will sponsor blood drive on Dec. 27
• Today in the news: Man wakes from coma just before organ donation
• 5 things to know about the payroll tax cut extension
• Canton City Hall will be closed on Dec. 26 and Jan. 2
• Fairview Village Board resets session due to holiday
• USDA Establishes Advisory Board for Native American Farmers and Ranchers
• Farm Markets
• Electronics to be banned from landfills
• Author Provides Book of Advice for Fighting Cancer
• Fulton County Health Department announces clinic schedule
• SRC board to hold planning retreat
• Today in the news: Origins of some Stonehenge rocks discovered
• No petitions filed with county zoning board of appeals
• Auditions for prize-winning drama set at Many Lights
• Joyce Thome Benefit for Children's Hospital of Illinois hosted by Jim Thome tickets available
• Farm Markets
• State agriculture employees honored for outstanding service
• Unemployment Drops as State Adds 600 Jobs
• Today in the news: Bon Jovi is not dead
• Thousands comment on strip mine plan
• Lewistown Mutual, Grinnell Mutual, and Identity Theft 911® partner together to remind shoppers to safeguard their identities
• Alzheimer’s Association Selling Hand Blown Holiday Ornament
• U of I study: Kindergarten friendships matter, especially for boys
• Recycle with Ameren to help Fulton County Rehab Center
• Today in the news: Who is Kim Jong Un?
• Free skating offered at Canton Skateland
• Electric Leatherneck Racing Team Seeking More Than a Racetrack Win
• Astoria School Board to hold Truth in Taxation Hearing
• Canton School Board has vacancy to fill through appointment
• The most memorable meals of the year?
• Financial aid workshops for those planning to go to college scheduled in area
• Breaking news: Kim Jong Il dead at 69
• This week: 'Dragon Tattoo,' 'Mission: Impossible' and more at the theaters
• Time machine: Lincoln’s law-office clock is artifact of the month for December
• First Congregational UCC plans Christmas Eve service
• Christmas services planned at Cuba UMC
• Christmas services set at London Mills UMC
• Week in review: Witness testifies in Sandusky case
• St. James Episcopal Church of Lewistown to hold Christmas service on Christmas Eve
• Christmas services set at Covenant
• Open gospel sing set at Bath church
• CCC Camp in small town studied in new photohistory
• Mt. Carmel Baptist Church to hold gospel musical
• First Night to hold Civil War ball
• First Christian Church of Canton schedules holiday events
• South Park UMC plans Christmas-related events
• Lewistown Church of the Nazarene to host Christmas Celebration
• Residents asked to register for ‘Great Central U.S. Shake Out’
• Midwesterners: Start preparing now for severe winter weather
• NORAD is ready to track Santa’s flight
• Time names ‘Protester’ as Person of the Year
• Mammography van schedule is announce for the month of January
• Lunch with Friends
• Today in the news: Students suspended for ‘Tebowing’
• Farm Markets
• Fulton County Playhouse offers last-minute gift idea
• Cuba to be alight with Christmas decorations on Tuesday, Dec. 20
• Lewistown Church of he Nazarene to host Christmas Celebration
• Crime Stoppers join Illinois tax check-off program
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $141,000
• Cell phones being collected for troops
• Abraham Lincoln Traveled This Way photographer back by popular demand to sign books December 22 at Presidential Museum
• Today in the news: Woman killed in NY elevator accident
• Illinois Firearm Deer Season Closes with Preliminary Harvest of 97,760
• Exclusive: Rasmussen Reports says Romney leads in polls ahead of Iowa
• Fulton County Health Department announces clinic schedule
• Illinois ranks 7th in the nation for HIV/AIDS Cases
• Today in the news: Time Person of the Year is ‘the protester’
• Cuba public library to observe holidays
• Fulton County Playhouse offers last-minute gift idea
• IRS Seeks to Return $153 Million in Undelivered Checks to Taxpayers;
• Fairview firefighters to hold fundraiser
• SRC to offer welding program again next spring
• Animal shelter pact remains elusive
• WIU's 2011 Fall Honors, Commencement Ceremonies December 16-17
• Incomes more sensitive to price declines on cash rent farms
• Tape to air featuring Canton man who was POW during WWII
• Food drive, program to cheer local seniors ongoing in Canton
• Today in the news: NTSB wants nationwide cellphone-driving ban
• Illinois gas prices update
• Fulton County Machin Embroidery Club
• Students accused of stealing Jesus from Nativity scene
• Student-produced magazine is now available at WIU
• Electric barrier returned to higher operating parameters
• Tenn. studio offer tats for toys donated for kids
• IDOT Launches Diversity Web Site to Promote Business and Employment Opportunities
• Fed Reserve nearing a plan to clarify direction of rates
• Lt. Governor Simon to record holiday message for troops
• Today in the news: iPhone captures woman shooting son-in-law
• Obama calls on Iran to give back downed US drone
• Lucky seven steps to brighten your holidays
• State Fair offers great gift idea
• Xi Mu Phi, Beta Sigma Phi
• Kevin Bell, FCRC December Employee of the Month
• Reduce plant damage from deer
• Schilling Named to Defense Bill Conference Committee
• Farmington boosters plan spaghetti meal at basketball game
• County board panel to hold meetings
• Canton Christmas Walk celebrates the holidays
• Teaching certificate holders advised fees will increase Jan. 1
• Funds sought to renovate Waterford Union Church
• Wells Fargo names Emory district manager
• This is final exams week at SRC
• School board member, JFL founder Ed Bugos dies
• Free Christmas dinners offered again this year at Canton restaurant
• Holiday Safety Tip Sheet
• This week: Jerry Sandusky in court for hearing on child abuse
• Transportation Secretary LaHood Announces More Than $215 Million for Repairs to Damaged Roads and Bridges
• First Christian Church schedules holiday events
• Week in review: Albert Pujols signs with Angels
• Hinton to bring his music ministry to Waterford Church
• South Park UMC plans services for Christmas
• St. James Episcopal Church in Lewistown to hold Christmas service on Christmas Eve
• NASA OKs Feb. launch of private space station trip
• House GOP introduces bill renewing payroll tax cut
• Black Friday Good for Retailers, But Consumers Still Holding Wallet Close at Grocery Stores
• Civil War Santa to appear at Lincoln Presidential Museum during December
• Mt. Carmel Baptist Church to hold family gospel musical
• IEMA Kicks Off Holiday Season with Home Safety Tips
• EPA frowns on fracking
• Today in the news: 26-toed cat helps Milwaukee animal shelter
• Farmers consider regulations top threat to long-term profitability
• European Union weighs greater unity to save euro
• Christmas fans may miss Chestnut, Ill., postmark
• '99 percent' drop in on DC power players
• Scholarship being offered by Lutheran fraternity at U of I
• Canton man is new YWCA yoga teacher
• Camp Butler historical marker rededication ceremony to be held December 14
• Canton Legion to host breakfast
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $140,000
• Health Clinics
• WIU Archives offer special gift ideas
• Ill. lawmakers to try new strategy on tax breaks
• GOP leaders hope for payroll tax cut accord
• Germany, France scale back summit ambitions
• Dana-Thomas House reopens December 1
• Canton High School Class of 1950
• Canton Senior High School Class of 1962
• League of Democratic Women of Fulton County
• Today in the news: 2 killed in Virginia Tech shootings
• Registration fee to go up for teaching certificates
• State Rep. Hammond gives update on legislative issues
• Spoon River Towers to host Shop-a-rama, Christmas open house
• HERO to serve meal on Saturday, Dec. 10
• At least 85 taken into custody as SF camp cleared
• Sign-up To Begin for Youth Turkey Hunters
• City to negotiate with county on funding for animal shelter
• Koehler acts to protect police officers from hearing loss
• Lawsuit over new Illinois legislative map thrown out
• Two snow leopards find home at Brookfield Zoo
• Anti-vote fraud protests in Russia for 3rd night
• IDOT Unveils Life-Saving Yellow Dot Program
• Romney urged to get tough
• GOP debates nonexistent dust rule
• Today in the news: 'Mythbusters' cannonball hits home
• Firm blames workers’ comp laws in state for 500 layoffs
• Public business conducted on private electronics is subject to Freedom of Information Act says Attorney General
• Canton Park Board sets special session to consider action on Bennett property
• National Influenza Vaccination Week–Give the Gift of Health for the Holidays
• Corps warns of southeast Missouri flood risk
• Governor Quinn Launches Annual Holiday Card Drive for Wounded Troops
• Today in the news: NASA: New planet could hold life
• Schilling urges passage of bill allowing more work at arsenal
• Sunset begins canned food drive
• Midwinter Ceremony scheduled Jan. 21 at Dickson Mounds
• Historians announced who will lead December 7 discussion of Bill O’Reilly book Killing Lincoln at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum
• County Fireworks Committee to hold breakfast fundraiser
• Few parents recall doctor saying child overweight
• November is interesting month of weather in Illinois
• Feds to allow use of Medicare data to rate doctors
• State Reminding Residents of Medicare Open-Enrollment Period Ending Dec 7
• Planet in sweet spot of Goldilocks zone for life
• USDA announces disaster assistance for 2010 crop losses
• Obama prods GOP on payroll tax cut
• Illinois museums and historic sites provide seasonal decorations for Executive Mansion
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants to drop next-day service
• Ipava Legion to host free lunch with Santa
• South Park UMC will hold live Nativity Scene
• ICGA Celebrates Steve Pigg's Service to IL Corn Farmers
• Canton School Board to hold special meeting
• Service League to hold annual Cookie Walk at Graham Hospital
• IDOT, ISP and Tollway Kick Start Ice and Snow-Take It Slow Campaign
• Cuba School Board awards bid for grade school door replacement
• This week: Rod Blagojevich to be sentenced
• Hunters Take Preliminary Total of 66,501 Deer During First Weekend of Illinois Firearm Deer Season
• First Christian Church of Canton announces holiday events schedule
• Covenant to celebrate its 23rd anniversary
• Cuba church to hold gospel jam session
• Week in review: Facebook’s most-shared stories of the year
• Breakfast with Santa set in Maquon
• Bryant Christian Church to celebrate its 150th year
• Poisonous houseplants
• US trade panel to probe solar dispute with China
• North Mexico wilts under worst drought on record
• Ultraconservative party to push for Islamic Egypt
• Indianapolis courts owner of Chicago exchanges
• Rutherford announces online auction
• Governor Quinn Encourages Food Donations
• Unemployment rate drops to lowest since 2009
• Holiday Safe Shopping Guide is released
• Canton mine hearing set for Dec. 6
• Judge: Blagojevich sentencing to take 2 days
• Rural Illinois Telecommunications Companies Awarded
• Today in the news: Herman Cain meeting with wife
• Santa Paws event is Saturday
• Free classes start next week at YWCA Empowerment Center
• Cuba students to show their decorated trees
• Canton Women's Club
• Chautauqua refuge seeks public input on commercial fishing
• The 100 Club of Chicago honors Trooper with Valor Award
• Senate rejects, for now, extending payroll tax cut
• WIU Students Tour Wind Turbine Facility in Brown County
• Clinton meets Suu Kyi, lays down reform markers
• Railroad strike averted with agreements, extension
• Farm Markets
• Today in the news: Hanson to release Mmmhop beer
• Illinois General Assembly votes to rescue unemployment fund
• Tax-break deal hits wall
• After raids, Wall Street protesters shift tactics
• Legislature passes Unes’ bill on silencers for police
• Prosecutors: Blagojevich should get 15 to 20 years
• Adoptee Requests for Original Birth Certificates Accepted
• Central banks act in concert to stabilize financial system
• WIU Holiday Festival of Choirs December 2-3
• NATO: Pakistan resumes some cooperation
• Safety first with Christmas decorations
• Fulton Central Homemaker's Association
• Youth play set at Lewistown church
• Rescue squad to hold soup supper
• Quincy University Jazz Ensemble to present concert
• Today in the news: Sandusky threatened family, lawsuit says
• China prepares for big entry into vaccine market
• Pakistan steps up anti-US rhetoric
• US suspects NATO forces lured into deadly raid
• Americans' confidence in the economy surges
• Farm Markets
• Gov't operations often lack FAA oversight
• Farmington American Legion Auxiliary
• Spoon River Towers to host free health screenings Friday
• Farmington Moose Family Center 1571
• Cuba church to hold gospel jam session
• Galesburg youth to perform with Moscow Ballet
• FutureGen copes after Ameren's pullback on clean-coal project
• Unplug and Reconnect: Unplugged Toys are a Healthy Choice in the Digital Age
• American Airlines files for bankruptcy protection
• Il. House rejects business tax incentives
• Farm markets
• No petitions filed with county zoning board of appeals
• Quincy University to hold Festival of Carols
• Today in the news: Herman Cain might exit GOP race
• Walmart helps kick-off new wellness program for Canton Police Dept.
• Videos: Conrad Murray sentenced to 4 years for Michael Jackson death
• NOAA’s National Weather Service recognizes Cuba as StormReady
• Cuba to host Holiday Stroll
• Illinois gas prices update
• Lt. Governor Simon: Fight hunger this holiday season
• More kids skip shots for school
• 'Christmas Carol, A Ghost Story of Christmas' to be performed during two December weekends at Lincoln’s New Salem
• South Park UMW
• UN: Syrian forces killed, tortured 256 children
• Miller Park Zoo Posts Top Numbers, Offers More Holiday Fun
• Today in the news: Ohio takes 200-pound 8-year-old from mom
• HERO selling smoked hams for Christmas
• Veterans memorial committee to meet
• Spoon River Towers to host program on memory problems
• Public invited to program on ‘Vanishing Architecture’
• Decorate Your Home Safely This Holiday Season
• Wildlife Prairie State Park announces Fourth Annual Polar Express Experience
• YWCA plans annual Santa’s House
• Santa arrives in spite of rainy weather
• Unes to host EMS hearing
• This week: Conrad Murray to be sentenced
• Week in review: Early Black Friday a hit with consumers
• Church group helps widows heal hearts
• David Davis Mansion to celebrate authentic Victorian Christmas November 25–December 31
• Bryant Christian Church to celebrate 150th year
• Thanksgiving services planned at Bath church
• Illinois Department on Aging Highlights the Family Caregiver Support Program
• First Christian Church of Canton announces holiday events schedule
• Blagojevich wants judge to hear from previously sealed portions of tapes
• Health Clinics
• Today in the news: Mars rover launches Saturday
• National Christmas Tree Association facts encourage use of live trees
• Jesse White Targets Holiday Shoppers Abusing Disability Parking Laws at Malls
• $1 billion more needed for state’s FY13 budget
• Canton officials compromise on TIF proposal
• Holiday Open House December 3 and 4 at Carl Sandburg Site
• SRC to post updates on search for new college president
• Today in the news: Occupy protests Black Friday; Apple has sale
• Local driver's license facility closed Thursday and Friday
• Foodborne illness is one guest not welcome for the holidays
• Plans gearing up for lighted Christmas parade in Lewistown
• Thanksgiving meal gobbles up about 13 percent more
• IDOT and Law Enforcement Agencies Partner to Boost Safety, Crack Down on Traffic Violators over Thanksgiving Weekend
• State officials urge residents to follow proper cooking safety during the Thanksgiving holiday
• Today in the news: Bunnies abandoned near Colorado highway
• Google Trends Data Indicates Holiday Stress is a Major Issue, Dalen Products Offers Best Tips for Reducing Holiday Stress Based on Google Searches and Answers
• Apply online only for jobs at SRC
• Today in the news: Michelle Obama and Jill Biden booed at NASCAR race
• 2011 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree Now En Route to Washington, DC
• Illinois Poison Center Offers Poison Prevention Tips for Holiday Cooking
• Prairie Wind Ensemble to present concert
• Cuba public library to observe holiday
• Houseplants are indoor clean air machines
• Sunset facility in Canton plans Thanksgiving meal
• Knox College Alumna Dorothea Tanning, Famed Artist, Celebrated at Museum of Modern Art
• Leaf pickup program in Canton continues
• Illinois Emerald Ash Borer quarantine expanded
• Open gospel sing set at Bath church
• New funding will help researchers learn how preschoolers move, battle early child obesity
• Knitting for the war effort
• Final Songbag Fall Concert Series November 26 at Carl Sandburg site in Galesburg to feature Chris Vallillo
• Senior Center collecting items for Veteran's Home
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $138,000
• Illinois soybean and pork producers partner to develop educational cartoon
• Local 4-H member takes part in national contest
• Sunset facility in Canton plans Thanksgiving meal
• Health Clinics
• Businesses can help pack Porter Park with decorated trees
• Plans are gearing up for the Lewistown Christmas parade
• Train Fair comes to Peoria
• Koehler named "Good Friend" of Illinois townships
• Meetings canceled
• Miss Illinois to speak at CHS
• Workshop series planned on locally producing food
• State diverts funds from cities to pay costs for regional superintendents
• Spoon River Professional Women's Club
• Outstanding 4-H achievement of over 100 members recognized
• Roy Miller Legion Post 644
• Fairview American Legion Auxiliary
• WIU Libraries and History Dept. Host Civil War Reading and Discussion Series
• State Health Department Encourages Illinois Residents to Prepare for Winter Weather
• Hunters Heading to the Field for Illinois Firearm Deer Season
• Craft and Vendor Show set at community center
• Ms. Wheelchair Illinois seeks contestants
• Quilt winner announced
• Sign-up dates set for 'Christmas Stocking'
• “Prairie Voices” performance November 25 at Old State Capitol
• New DVD helps beginners learn common birds of Illinois
• Best Bird Fests 2011-2012 are announced
• USDA Farm Service Agency reminds producers of livestock disaster program deadlines
• Workshops help local producers identify commercial marketing opportunities
• County highway panel sets special session
• Spoon River Towers to host Fall Bazaar
• Elks Lodge to hold annual Charity Ball
• Sunset facility to hold lunch fundraiser
• Cuba Elementary PTO to hold soup supper
• Sign-up dates set for 'Christmas Stocking'
• Leaf pickup program in Canton continues
• This week: Kindle Fire out this week
• Better Breathers Club to hold planning session for next year
• Governor Quinn Announces Major Expansion of Illinois’ Open Data Initiative
• Week in review: Penn State sex scandal tops the news
• Wellness Clinic to be held for Rural Health Day
• Chief Justice Thomas L. Kilbride administers oath to new attorneys
• Church window
• Civil War winter quarters will be held Nov. 19 at W.H. Sommer Park
• Wellness clinic planned for rural health day
• Today in the news: Baby elephant, mom rescued from mud pit
• Last 'Senior Moments' of year set Tuesday at Canton church
• Last 'Senior Moments' of year set Tuesday at Canton church
• Memory screenings planned at Spoon River Towers
• Memory screenings planned Nov. 15 at Spoon River Towers
• New license plate for female veterans is unveiled
• Buckheart Township Board to hold special session
• Attorneys general fight to stop robo-calls to cell phones
• Maples Mill UMC plans soup supper
• Free health screenings planned at Sunset
• Maples Mill UMC plans soup supper
• Special performances during November and December at Lincoln Presidential Museum
• Better Breathers Club to hold planning session
• Today in the news: Mom rescues daughter from washing machine
• SRC board to meet
• Koehler hosts unemployment workshop for local businesses
• South Park UMC to hold turkey dinner
• Bryant woman, 47, dies after falling in elevator shaft during apparent accident, police say
• Canton Legion to host breakfast fundraiser
• Fairview Legion to host chicken/noodle followed by live music
• Correction
• Boosters to hold holiday showcase
• Canton Veterans Day observance announced
• Award-winning Relay For Life of McLean County raises funds for research, free services for cancer patients
• Morning Star Lodge to hold fundraiser for local couple
• Today in the news: Joe Paterno announces retirement
• Today in the news: Herman Cain denies sexual harassment
• CACEI to host informational session
• Nearly 1,500 trick-or-treaters served at Halloween High School
• Leaf pickup program continues in Canton
• This week: Justin Bieber Christmas album out Tuesday
• Week in review: Kids’ Halloween costumes too sexy?
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: No debit fees for Chase, other big banks
• Gourds can be fun, and they are great for fall decorating
• County board meeting rescheduled
• Archeology talk set at Dickson Mounds Museum
• Cuba Lions Club plans 2011 Halloween Parade
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $135,000
• Today in the news: Bernie Madoff, wife had suicide pact
• Pilot project to make appellate court cases available online
• Volunteers needed at local animal shelter
• Recycling service for city ‘going well,’ says Meade
• Cuba Cares presents awards for buildings, Harvest Yard
• Appellate court affirms Canton’s water contract with Cuba is binding
• Cemetery board resets session
• Today in the news: Puppy saved from top of moving train
• Meeting canceled
• WIRC board plans annual meeting
• Community garden program offered
• HERO selling smoked hams for the holidays
• Illinois State Police announce special Traffic Enforcement Patrols
• Today in the news: HPV vaccine suggested for boys
• Benefit for Allen, who has cancer, set at Fairview church
• Benefit for children of Keefauver planned
• Heartland Health Care plans annual Trick or Treat Night
• Sneak Peek and Country Store set this week
• No petitions filed with county ZBA
• Canton Township board to discuss city's proposed TIF district
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs ‘focused’ after cancer
• Tickets on sale for Many Lights play
• Leaf pickup program in Canton continues
• St. David church schedules Christmas Bazaar
• Lewistown UMC plans annual Chicken Pie Dinner
• Cuba Masonic Lodge to hold spaghetti supper
• Jobs classes set at YWCA Empowerment Center
• This week: Arraignment in plot to kill Saudi ambassador
• Week in review: Gadhafi, Ohio animals top the news
• Tickets on sale for Many Lights play
• Extension connection
• Church window
• Today in the news: Ben & Jerry’s ‘SNL’ ice cream takes heat
• SRC Outreach Center to host Facebook classes
• Cuba public library to hold fun autumn activities for youth
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations surpass $134,000
• Boil order lifted
• Today in the news: How Moammar Gadhafi was caught, killed
• CFC Properties to hold tour
• Leaf pickup program in Canton under way
• Book fair set at Farmington school libraries
• Canton Key Club to collect food for Crittenton Crisis Center
• Salvation Army seeks donations of coats for young people
• Today in the news: Lions, bears shot after they get loose in Ohio
• Fulton County Democrats to hold Annual Jamboree
• Car seat safety clinic will be held Saturday at Canton Fire Department
• Canton School Board to hold special meeting on proposed TIF district
• County board panel sets special session
• Canton Salvation Army to take applications for Angel Tree, Christmas basket programs
• Today in the news: iPhone app catches cheating wife?
• Two ribbon-cutting events scheduled Friday in Canton
• CASA raffle winner gives prize to YWCA Day Care
• This week: GOP candidates debate in Vegas
• Week in review: iPhone, BlackBerry top the news
• MONTEREY CHURCH TO HOLD BAZAAR
• BATH CHURCH TO HOLD OPEN MIC GOSPEL SING
• CUBA CHRISTIAN CHURCH ANNUAL SOUP LUNCHEONS, BLESSINGS BAZAAR PLANNED
• CANTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH TO HOLD EVENT FOR FAMILIES
• CUBA ASSEMBLY OF GOD TO HOLD GOSPEL JAM SESSION THE FIRST SUNDAY OF NOVEMBER
• Today in the news: Thousands line up for iPhone 4S
• Leaf program begins
• Clerical Committee discusses variety of business issues
• CUBA CHURCH TO HOLD ANNUAL WIENER ROAST
• BENEFIT PLANNED FOR CANTON BOY WITH LEUKEMIA
• Lewistown resident to speak at WIU Museum on collecting
• Bank of Yates City to open new facility
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney, Herman Cain top new poll
• HAMMERED DULCIMER WORKSHOP OFFERED AT DICKSON MOUNDS
• OPEN HOUSE ACTIVITIES SCHEDULED FOR CANTON HEAD START CLASSROOMS
• SENIOR MOMENTS PROGRAM IS SET
• SPOON RIVER COLLEGE BOARD TO MEET
• LINCOLN SCHOOL TO HOLD ANNUAL BOOK FAIR
• DICKSON MOUNDS SCHEDULES WORKSHOPS FOR GIRL SCOUTS
• National Student Day is observed at SRC
• Today in the news: BlackBerry outage spreads
• Today in the news: US says Iran tried to kill ambassador
• CUBA CHRISTIAN CHURCH ANNUAL SOUP LUNCHEONS, BLESSINGS BAZAAR PLANNED
• MONTEREY CHURCH TO HOLD BAZAAR
• Three motorists reportedly dead after major Fulton County crash
• Arc Light to hold show auditions
• CANTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH TO HOLD EVENT FOR FAMILIES
• ST. MARY’S ALTAR AND ROSARY BAZAAR SET
• SALSA DANCE PROGRAM TO BE PRESENTED AT SPOON RIVER TOWERS
• Dickson Mounds to host free lecture, tour of cemetery
• Illinois gets nearly $650,000 to enhance specialty crops
• Today in the news: Netflix kills Qwikster
• Telenet sessions are scheduled on sustainable backyard landscaping
• Master Gardener training to be in Pekin
• SALVATION ARMY SEEKS DONATIONS OF COATS FOR AREA YOUNG PEOPLE
• 'WALK TO REMEMBER' CHILDREN WHO PERISHED SET AT WALLACE PARK IN MORNING, EVENING
• Award Winning Performer Helps Promote National Magic Month
• This week: iPhone 4S goes on sale
• Week in review: Steve Jobs, Apple top the news
• Pumpkin, leaf workshops set
• Cuba Assembly of God to hold gospel jam session Nov. 6
• Extension connection
• Meeting about benefits for retired teachers scheduled
• Today in the news: 3 women share Nobel Peace Prize
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $131,000
• Canton Police Board to conduct hearing about accused officer
• Canton Legion to host breakfast
• Canton legion to hold fish fry
• Spooky happenings to be offered for Canton area kids
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs mourned
• Canton Elks Lodge offers free clinic for children with orthopedic problems
• Lewistown Alumni Banquet planned
• Farmington schools win Bright Star Award
• Hanna City mayor accepts interim police job
• Canton marching band competes in Limestone Invitational
• Veterans memorial goal raised to $205,000
• Canton Homecoming Parade Lineup
• Today in the news: Wall Street protests growing
• Canton Park District plans bus trip for youth to Six Flags
• Musical storyteller to present free show for youth at Parlin-Ingersoll Library
• Cuba Public Library to observe holidays
• CHS Homecoming Chili Supper will be held Friday, Oct. 7
• Sen. Koehler's staff to meet constituents at Lewistown City Hall
• Canton High School students of the month announced
• Today in the news: Hank Williams Jr. booted from ‘MNF’ for Hitler comment
• Church leads community service project
• Crisis Service to hold Candlelight Vigil on Wednesday in Fulton, Mason counties
• Today in the news: Amanda Knox freed
• Dunfermline church to hold soup day at Village Hall
• Health Department sets adult flu clinics
• Canton proclamation targets lawsuit abuse
• College board approves budget reflecting only 1.3 percent hike
• This week: Amanda Knox appeal verdict expected Monday
• Week in review: Kobe Bryant, Amazon top the news
• Fall garden tips offered
• Church window
• Highway Department to install culverts on County Highway 12 during the next few weeks
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: US airstrike kills al-Qaida leader
• Bond Eye Associates marks 30th year
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $128,000
• Health Department taking appointments for energy assistance
• SRC celebrates Adult Education Literacy Week
• CACEI meeting set
• Hours set for Cong. Schilling's district office in Canton
• Today in the news: Two-faced cat sets Guinness World Record
• Goodwill stores to hold 2011 'Recycle Your Style' competition
• Free classes on finances set at YWCA Women's and Girls' Empowerment Center
• Annual 'FUN-RAISER' dance to be held at former Cuba grade school
• Program on how to prevent falls set at Spoon River Towers
• 'Bedtime Tales' begins today, Sept. 29 at Parlin-Ingersoll Library
• Today in the news: Amazon introduces Kindle Fire tablet
• Local Salvation Army to hold food drive
• Hospice 'pet therapy' brings cheer to patients
• Youth Acres to hold fundraiser in parking lot of Canton restaurant
• Fairview Village Board resets session
• Canton School District to hold meeting on plans for special ed services
• Unes invites area business leaders to workshop at SRC
• Fundraiser planned for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Fulton County
• Scenic Drive activities announced in Cuba
• Today in the news: iPhone 5 expected to be announced Oct. 4
• Presbyterian Church members in Lewistown plan activities for Scenic Drive
• 2011 Scenic Drive Photo Contest set
• Winners of TPA raffle at Friendship Festival named
• Cuba Middle School team places first in horse competition
• Schleich appointed as SRC trustee
• Today in the news: Dead Sea Scrolls now online
• It’s time to set out flower bulbs
• Ellisville church to hold ham and bean dinner on Saturdays of Scenic Drive
• SRC Outreach Centers to host courses for Realtors
• This week: Levi Johnston book on Sarah Palin is out Tuesday
• Week in review: Facebook Timeline gets mixed reviews
• Extension connection
• Church window
• Today in the news: Where will satellite hit?
• Canton Kiwanis Club to hold Peanut Day fundraiser
• Canton restaurant to host fundraiser for youth acres
• Regional superintendents will not appeal
• Fruit Hill School in Maquon to hold annual wiener roast
• 'Rules of the Road' Review Course to be conducted
• Bike-A-Thon event in Cuba to benefit St. Jude Hospital
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $126,000
• Today in the news: Leaders speak out against Troy Davis execution
• 'Fan Appreciation Night' set at Canton stadium
• Lewistown School Board invites residents to meeting on state's impact on district finances
• SRC to hold historic preservation workshops
• Prize winners named at Health Fair for seniors at Spoon River Towers
• Today in the news: Jailed hikers freed
• Street closures planned Thursday in Canton
• SRC board to meet this month at Macomb Outreach Center
• Cut-a-Thon for St. Jude planned at Innovations Design Academy
• Child safety seats to be inspected Saturday at Canton Fire Department
• Black Diamond Archery to sponsor bow shoot for FFA members
• Spaghetti supper at Ingersoll to benefit Yurkoviches
• Today in the news: New video of Reno air show crash
• No petitions filed with county Zoning Board of Appeals
• Farmington Marching Band places first in events
• Tape of Golf Ball Drop to air on cable Channel 22
• Donated fold-up ping pong table sought for Rec Center in Big Creek Park
• Bryant Christian Church to hold pizza party for area youth Wednesday
• Dickson Mounds is on Facebook
• South Park UMC to hold spaghetti supper
• Cuba Senior Center Bake Sale set Friday
• Canton School District to conduct meeting on plans for special ed services
• SRC board to hold special meeting
• Canton School District to conduct meeting on plans for special ed services
• SRC board to hold special meeting
• County board panel sets special session
• Canton Dulotts 4-H Club seeks new members
• This week: Republicans square off in another debate
• Week in review: Marine receives Medal of Honor
• Church plans community service project
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Lip Sync Contest winners named
• Today in the news: More battles in Libya
• Sunset Rehab to hold activities next week for National Rehabilitation Awareness Celebration
• Historic preservation workshops set at SRC Canton campus
• Support the Clayberg Committee to meet
• Food Pantry Jam set Wednesday at Canton VFW
• Norris church to hold breakfast
• Cuba mining history to be featured on Scenic Drive
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $125,000
• Today in the news: Pat Robertson says divorce OK in event of Alzheimer’s
• Reading is Fundamental program needs help from the community
• Native American Game Day planned at Dickson Mounds
• Cong. Schilling to host open house at his new district office in Canton
• Benefit for Hutton planned in Cuba
• Tickets still available for United Way Golf Ball Drop
• Today in the news: President Obama disapproval ratings hit 55 percent
• Job fair planned at Wallace Park
• Senior Moments set at South Park UMC
• Floral creation classes to be held at Canton church
• Hanson leads Cuba Horse Team at event
• Today in the news: U.S. hikers to be released from Iran prison
• Fundraiser at bowling alley to support dental services
• Plants decorate ‘Bright Spot’ residence in Canton
• Refresher course for food services offered at SRC Outreach Center
• Today in the news: Bank of America cuts 30,000 jobs
• 'Celebration of Life' to be presented
• 'Pancakes for Betty' event set at Spoon River College
• Outdoors column to return for Daily Ledger readers
• This week: Emmy Awards are next Sunday
• Week in review: 9/11 threats, anniversary
• Church window
• What can be done about moldy peaches?
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: Nation on alert after ‘credible’ terror threat
• Angel Food orders no longer being taken
• Fire Fighter Fall Fest planned in Fairview
• Kick-off dinner set for Spoon River Reads event
• County board board panels set sessions
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $123,000
• Today in the news: Google buys Zagat
• Legion Auxiliary Caravan set
• Canton church to host concert
• Fairview Legion to host fish fry
• Angel Food orders not being taken
• Coal Creek Bible Church to celebrate 60th anniversary
• New series of fitness, wellness classes offered at local YWCA
• Today in the news: Former NHL players die in plane crash
• Petitions for March primary available
• Entries sought for Cuba High School Homecoming Parade
• Tape of 2007 fire at Canton mission to air on cable Channel 22
• Canton Veterans Memorial bricks need to be ordered soon for dedication event
• Meetings set for those interested in volunteering for 'October'fest
• FCRC runs booth, raises funds at Avon Fat Steer Show
• Red Cross to hold blood drive in Cuba
• Today in the news: Where’s Moammar Gadhafi?
• Proclamation signed for Knights of Columbus
• Fairview Legion to hold food drive
• Fulton County Pink, Inc. and local businesses to hold first ‘October’fest event in Canton
• This week: Many 9/11 anniversary events scheduled
• This week: Are you ready for some NFL football?
• Week in review: Rebels hunt for Gadhafi
• Ogle welcomed to SRC
• Today in the news: Tropical storm headed to Gulf; Katia a hurricane
• BARD OPTICAL CELEBRATES 70 YEARS
• ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION TO PRESENT PROGRAM FOR CAREGIVERS
• BLOOD DRIVE IS SET AT CANTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
• TOWN HALL MEETING TO DISCUSS UNDERAGE DRINKING IS SCHEDULED
• Today in the news: President Obama changes date of jobs speech
• GRAHAM SERVICE LEAGUE TO HOLD PURSE SALE, GOLD REFINERY EVENT
• NORRIS FUNDRAISER TO HELP FARMINGTON YMCA THIS YEAR
• COLLEGE BOARD INVITES LETTERS FROM THOSE WHO WISH TO FILL BOARD VACANCY
• WESLEY CHURCH TO PRESENT MUSICAL CONCERT
• PARK DISTRICT TO HOLD SPECIAL MEETING
• Job Fair to be held at Wallace Park
• Scottish Rite Fun Fest is scheduled
• Today in the news: Lawsuit filed over AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• SPOON RIVER COLLEGE TO HOLD DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS
• BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES WORKSHOP IS SCHEDULED
• LINCOLN SCHOOL TO HOLD FUNDRAISER
• SRC BOARD TO HOLD SPECIAL MEETING
• FLOOD SAFETY TAPE TO AIR
• Today in the news: Another hurricane on the way
• PUPPIES IN PINK TO RAISE MONEY FOR BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION
• CUBA PUBLIC LIBRARY TO CLOSE FOR HOLIDAY
• SCOTTISH RITE TO HOLD ANNUAL FUN FEST
• MOUNTAIN DULCIMER WORKSHOPS SET AT DICKSON MOUNDS
• CANTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO HOLD EVENTS
• YMCA Afterschool Care keeps students safe and engaged
• Today in the news: Irene recovery begins
• Parlin Library schedules programs
• This week: Dick Cheney, Lil Wayne have new releases
• Week in review: Hurricane Irene leads the news
• Truck fire reported in Canton
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene prompts first-ever evacuation in NYC
• Videos: Hurricane Irene
• All SRC sites to close for holiday, professional development
• CACEI meeting scheduled
• Auditions set for Many Lights play
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $118,000
• Today in the news: Emergency declared in 3 states ahead of Hurricane Irene
• World War II ship to stop in Peoria
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene threatens East Coast
• Back to School for Canton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Today in the news: Gadhafi compound falls to rebels
• Tape of scenic tour of Canton Lake and Copperas Creek to air on cable channel
• SRC board to meet at Canton campus
• Body of a Canton man found at Big Creek Park
• Digital photography courses offered at SRC Outreach Center
• Rep. Unes to host seminar for senior citizens
• Today in the news: Rebels take Gadhafi stronghold of Tripoli
• This week: Casey Anthony must return to Florida
• Week in review: Bad babysitter puts child in back of pickup
• Church window
• U of I Extension programs reach out
• Today in the news: ‘West Memphis 3’ to go free
• Old Fashioned Threshing Show set
• State Rep. Hammond to announce bid for election in new 93rd District
• Benefit Cuba Day planned Saturday
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $112,000
• Little Giant Boosters sell all raffle tickets
• Today in the news: Is this animal a chupacabra?
• Public hearing on joint agreement budgets to be held in Macomb
• Over $2,300 raised for FCRC at event held at American Grille
• Today in the news: Albuquerque man saves girl being kidnapped
• Tape of historic scenes of Lewistown, Cuba to air on cable Channel 22
• A&E Ghost Story to film Victorian home added to Fright Night in Forest City
• Today in the news: Louisiana dad decapitates special-needs son
• Correction
• Breast Canton Survivors to meet Sept. 6 at Canton church
• Meetings reset due to Labor Day holiday
• No county zoning board petitions filed
• Bus trip to Farm Progress Show planned
• Car seat checks to be conducted at Canton Fire Department
• Fulton County Cub Scout Day Camp successful this year despite heat wave
• Today in the news: Google buys Motorola Mobility
• 4-H dog judging held
• Farm Bureau to host Market Outlook Meeting
• Spoon River Towers to host seminar on long-term care
• Linda Brown benefit scheduled in Bryant
• County finance panel sets budget sessions
• Cuba Gold Star Yards are chosen
• This week: Anniversary of the end of World War II
• Week in review: Republicans go after Obama during debate
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants OK to lay off 120,000
• Wells Fargo rolls out new ATMs in Canton
• White urges disabled persons with Talking Book machines to download reading materials for free from Web
• Health board meeting reset
• Township meeting rescheduled
• Angel Food orders for August being taken
• Canton 'Bright Spot' goes to Locke couple on Wheeler Lane
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations surpass $110,000
• Today in the news: Photo of face transplant recipient released
• St. Mary's to hold this year’s Parish Festival on Saturday
• Today in the news: Taliban insurgents killed in retaliation strike
• Norris UMC plans ice cream social, tent revival
• Tape of Canton Park District facilities to air on cable Channel 22
• Canton Legion to hold breakfast fundraiser
• Open house for kindergarten students set at Westview
• Today in the news: British PM vows bigger police response to rioting
• Friendship Festival activities planned
• Lewistown officials plan for Scenic Drive
• Canton church to host FPU class series on financial management
• Today in the news: Pres. Obama gives speech on credit downgrade
• SOUTH PARK CHURCH TO HOLD SENIOR MOMENTS
• LEWISTOWN CHURCH TO HOLD BACK TO SCHOOL PRAYER SERVICE
• This week: Jay-Z, Kanye ‘Watch the Throne’ album out Monday
• Week in review: Debt, FAA deals worked out at last minute
• Where Has All the Money Gone?
• Today in the news: Dow Jones industrial average sees wild swings
• YWCA offers sample Hatha Yoga sessions
• Today in the news: More evidence of water on Mars
• Methodist Wellmobile screenings to be held at Spoon River Towers
• Videos: Virginia Tech gun scare
• Today in the news: Worldwide child porn ring busted
• ANNUAL CRAM THE VAN EVENT IS SET
• RAILWAY WORK TO BE DONE NORTH OF VERMONT
• BLOOD DRIVE IS SCHEDULED IN CUBA
• 4-H HORSE SHOW IS SCHEDULED
• Today in the news: Obama signs debt deal bill
• HALL OF FAME DINNER TAPE TO AIR ON CHANNEL 22
• Student orientation scheduled at SRC
• COUNTY COMMITTEE MEETINGS ARE ANNOUNCED
• DEADLINE REGISTRATION ANNOUNCED FOR SPOON RIVER DRIVE
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling compromise moves forward
• Spaghjetti supper set at Maquon church
• Probation officers appointed to Fulton County
• County board panels schedule sessions
• Hospital offers grief camp for kids
• Canton man gets lucky at slots
• Deadline is Aug. 5 for Baby Photo Contest
• This week: Debt ceiling deadline looms
• Week in review: Debt debate dominates the news
• Correction
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: President Obama calls for debt compromise
• Scenic Byway awarded $99,000 grant
• Locust Lane UMC to host musician following meal
• Maples Mill UMC plans spaghetti meal, auction
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations surpass $100,000
• Today in the news: Airbrushed Julia Roberts ad banned in Britain
• SRC gearing up for fall semester
• Annual golf event to aid Camp Big Sky
• Hunters safety clinic set at Wallace Park
• Correction
• Fair Trivia Contest requires correction
• Today in the news: Debt debate starting to affect stock markets
• Gardening tips on You Tube
• AFSCME Retirees group assists Cuba Food Pantry
• Today in the news: About 3,700 post offices may close
• Grant to aid River Road
• Children’s Hospital of Illinois donates 105 car seats to Canton Fire Department
• Beatrice Pratten
• TO THE EDITOR -- Claxton
• Tape of former IH plant to air on cable
• Canton man reports scam via telephone call
• Livestock auction set at county fairgrounds
• Spoon River Towers to host program on diabetes
• Corrections
• Today in the news: Amy Winehouse autopsy inconclusive
• CACEI meeting set
• IVAS lecture to be held
• SRC Foundation to hold 18th annual Golf Outing
• CHS Band car wash planned
• CHS BAND CAR WASH FUNDRAISER PLANNED
• CACEI MEETING SET
• IVAS LECTURE TO BE HELD
• SRC FOUNDATION TO HOLD 18TH ANNUAL GOLF OUTING
• This week: NY same-sex marriage law takes effect
• Week in review: Scores dead in Norway attacks
• Video: Latest on Friday's bombing, shootings in Oslo
• Farmers group offers chance to win free groceries
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ ends
• Unes to hold satellite offices
• SRC board to meet at Canton campus
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations surpass $96,500
• Today is annual National Fragile X Awareness Day
• Today in the news: Space shuttle Atlantis lands safely
• Correction
• Community band to rehearse at Avon Grade School Music Room
• Parlin-Ingersoll Library schedules events
• Spaghetti dinner to raise funds for St. Jude runners
• Hospital Foundation to hold garage sale at Coleman Building
• Today in the news: Leopard mauls 6 in India; attack captured in photos
• Grant funding
• Windom to race winged Sprint car
• Canton officials announce second mosquito spraying
• Today in the news: Rupert Murdoch hit with shaving foam pie at hearings
• Fulton County 4-H members take part in state contests
• White Chapel UMC to hold ice cream social
• Special session set
• Fun Run for Friendship event indefinitely postponed
• Videos: Rupert Murdoch attacked with shaving foam; testifies before Parliament
• Today in the news: Midwest bakes in heat; East will get hit later this week
• Cuba public library to close for annual cleaning, vacation
• Farm Bureau sponsors Pork Cookoff Contest at county fair
• Farm Bureau members invited to pool party
• Spoon River College Outreach Center offers new series of genealogy classes
• Rules of the Road Review Course set at Health Department
• This week: Senate committee takes on Defense of Marriage Act
• Week in review: Brits Harry Potter and Rupert Murdoch dominate the headlines
• Canton firefighters union to hold golf outing for St. Jude Children's Hospital
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: ‘Harry Potter’ fans love final film
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $94,500
• Brain-injured adults attend camp offering recreational therapy
• Today in the news: Mistrial in Roger Clemens case
• Fun Run event to raise funds for Friendship Festival grounds
• South Park UMC to hold ice cream social
• Ice cream social, worship concert set at area church
• Open house planned at new clinic in Farmington
• County GOP panel to hold cookout
• Fulton County Board panels schedule meetings
• Canton School Board schedules retreat
• Bath Fish Fry set Friday and Saturday
• Senior Moments to be held July
• Today in the news: US women’s soccer team headed to World Cup final
• Hickory Ridge Concert Series introduces Mark Dvorak
• Sunset nursing home to host blood drive for Red Cross
• Orion Township Annual Picnic set
• Copperas Creek Fire Board to hold special session
• Today in the news: First ladies pay respects to Betty Ford
• SRC classes start Aug. 8 for CDL training program
• Ingersoll Airport tape to air Thursday on cable
• Guidi talks to Canton Kiwanis about Camp Big Sky
• Illinois’ road building plan deemed constitutional
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling fight continues
• Cuba Gold Star Yards are chosen
• Local bank to hold free Shred Day
• Open house planned at Wellness Center
• YWCA van trips set this fall
• SRC board hires personnel
• This week: Final ‘Harry Potter’ film opens
• Week in review: Casey Anthony not guilty, will go free July 17
• Church window
• Tomato woes expressed
• Goodwill to offer new job placement program
• Cass Township board changes meeting time
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations reach $93,389.21
• Video: Final space shuttle launch
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony to be freed next week
• Habitat for Humanity partners in project to recycle electronic items
• Two blood drives set next week in Canton
• Water main break prompts boil order in Canton
• Self-defense class for females planned Sunday
• Today in the news: Facebook announces Skype feature
• LEPC meeting set
• Canton church to start Thursday Bible study
• Spoon River Towers to host program on stroke prevention
• Fulton County 4-H General Show set Saturday
• State police and Canton firefighters to jointly offer Car Seat Check Clinic on July 9 at Canton Fire Department
• Participants sought for talent contest at county fair
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony not guilty of killing Caylee
• Fairview Homecoming planned
• Casey Anthony not guilty of murder
• Cong. Schilling’s staff will be in area
• A ‘Bright Spot’ on Main Street
• This week: Last space shuttle launch set for Friday
• This week: Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest is back
• Week in review: NBA lockout begins
• First Baptist Church of Bath to hold special services for Independence Day
• Two area churches plan day camp
• Ipava Presbyterian Church celebrates 175th anniversary
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: Dominique Strauss-Kahn freed
• Cross country team will wash cars to raise funds
• Cuba public library board schedules regular meetings
• Mediation talks scheduled
• College offers skills directory to help employers find workers
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations surpass $93,000
• Today in the news: NBA lockout begins at midnight
• No Ledger to be printed July 4th
• Videos: Casey Anthony trial
• Cuba public library to observe holiday
• Special session set
• Area business to hold blood pressure checkups
• KARE camp invites clients to ‘Kare to be a Rockstar’
• Today in the news: Newsweek’s Princess Di cover getting slammed
• Elks Lodge to host blood drive
• Canton YMCA to hold Summer Sports Clinics for youth in July
• Today in the news: Bristol Palin says Sarah Palin has decided on presidential bid
• Today in the news: Ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich guilty
• Head Start enrolling for next school year
• County road work being conducted
• Energy-efficient signs given to Canton prison, Dickson Mounds
• This week: Michele Bachmann to formally announce bid
• Week in review: Whitey Bulger caught, Wal-Mart suit thrown out
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: Columbo actor Peter Falk dies at 83
• Drainage district board to meet
• TPA quarterly session held at Canton Legion
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations reach $90,660.39
• Elks Lodge group donates child vehicle safety seats to Canton Fire Department
• Today in the news: Mob boss Whitey Bulger captured
• Pond management event held
• Self-help legal center to be announced at courthouse; public invited
• Cross country team to hold fundraiser
• Special session set
• Cuba church to hold service in local park
• St. David re-grading ditches, replacing culverts
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling and the new Harry Potter website
• Chlorosis observed in area
• Correction
• Today in the news: Newt Gingrich loses more supporters
• Horse show results provided
• Historical tape of Canton stores and buildings to air on cable Channel 22
• Meetings set for July 4th volunteers
• Today in the news: Supreme Court says no to Wal-Mart lawsuit
• Classes offered on floral creations
• State police urge motorists to ‘Start Seeing Motorcycles’
• Meetings rescheduled due to July 4th holiday
• Farm Bureau schedules Trap Shoot event
• Fulton County Zoning Board of Appeals will not meet this month
• Correction
• This week: Wimbledon kicks off with Isner-Mahut rematch
• Week in review: Weiner resignation is top story
• Eastside Church of the Nazarene to hold ‘VBS Week’ June 19-26
• Extension connection
• Special session set
• Today in the news: Oprah wants O.J. confession
• Local bank raises record amount for Canton fireworks
• Insurance meeting for Navistar retirees, others scheduled
• Valley School Board to meet Monday
• Open house for first 'green home' built by local students set Sunday
• Fundraiser show for CrimeStoppers scheduled Saturday
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations surpass $90,000
• Today in the news: Anthony Weiner resigns
• Video: Anthony Weiner resigns
• Learning to swim at Canton Y promotes life of safety in water
• Today in the news: Obama administration sued over Libya campaign
• First mosquitoes in state test positive for West Nile Virus in Tazewell County
• Today in the news: GOP debate winners
• Repair storm-damaged trees with care
• Containers offer viable gardening alternative
• College board to hold retreat
• Red Cross to hold training in CPR, more
• 'Lifefest' benefit set Saturday at Farmington Moose
• Hearing postponed
• Today in the news: BART cop who killed man goes free
• Cuba Livestock Show results announced
• Graham Hospital to host blood drive
• Historical tape of Canton scenes to air on local cable Channel 22
• Providence Chapel UMC to hold family movie night on Saturday, June 18
• This week: Republican presidential hopefuls debate Monday
• Week in review: Anthony Weiner scandal, Delta and returning soldiers
• Church window
• Today in the news: Sarah Palin emails released
• Canton Elks Lodge to hold Flag Day ceremony
• Golf tourney for kids' farm safety to be held July 15
• Correction
• Canton street closures expected for weeks during project to raise manholes
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $89,000
• Today in the news: Alabama gov signs strict immigration law
• Bright Spot award for June goes to the Singletons
• Free physicals offered again for students of Cuba School District
• Canton Fire and Police Commission to hold hearing about officer
• Buckheart Township Board resets June meeting
• Red Cross to hold babysitting training
• Today in the news: Flying bear kills 2 in Quebec accident
• Food and music planned at Maquon Village Park
• State troopers enforce s.T.E.P., GABZ patrols
• June is Great Outdoors Month; llinois River Road offers many opportunities to enjoy activities
• Today in the news: Will Anthony Weiner resign?
• Local church to hold fundraiser to help kids attend church camp
• 4-H members take part in livestock judging
• Canton Township Board to hold special session
• Defensive driving seminar planned
• Smith named to state position
• Cuba School District employees honored
• Today in the news: Apple unveils iCloud
• Illinois company voluntarily recalls mozzarella cheese
• Playhouse production has special offer for local sportsmen
• Tornado safety tape to air on cable TV
• Museum director to give lecture at IVAS meeting
• Canton Liquor Commission to meet
• This week: The top viral videos of May
• Week in review: Cellphones and cancer, John Edwards indicted
• FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF CANTON SCHEDULES VBS
• PROVIDENCE CHURCH PLANS AN AFTERNOON OF ‘SING-SPIRATION’
• EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH TO HOLD VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
• Weddings
• Today in the news: Chinese teen sells kidney for iPad
• LEWISTOWN CHURCH TO HOLD STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
• REGISTRATION FOR CDL TRAINING GOING ON AT SPOON RIVER COLLEGE
• Today in the news: Food pyramid dropped for food plate
• BLOOD DRIVE SCHEDULED IN VERMONT
• COUNTY JOINT HEALTH INSURANCE COMMITTEE TO MEET
• Car safety seat program in jeopardy
• GLASFORD CHURCH PLANS POTATO BAR FUNDRAISER
• KEEP THE CLAYBERG COMMITTEE TO MEET
• BUCKHEART MINERS TO HOLD POTLUCK
• CANTON LEGION TO HOLD BREAKFAST
• FCFB YOUNG FARMERS TO HOLD SHOWMANSHIP CLINIC
• WHITNEY’S WALK SPAGHETTI SUPPER IS SCHEDULED
• BUCKHEART TOWNSHIP MEETING CHANGED
• CACEI TO MEET SATURDAY
• SCHILLING STAFF TO MAN MOBILE OFFICES IN AREA
• Today in the news: Are the Smurfs racist?
• TAPE OF 1975 TORNADO AFTERMATH TO BE SHOWN ON CHANNEL 22
• Today in the news: WHO says cellphones could cause cancer
• CANTON CRUISE-IN, FIRST BIKE SHOW SCHEDULED JUNE 17
• CANTON TOWNSHIP BOARD TO HOLD SPECIAL SESSION
• LOCAL CHURCHES, ORGANIZATIONS PLAN BASH
• Week in review: New York's 26th district elects Democrat
• Week in review: Casey Anthony trial begins in Florida
• Week in review: Joplin, Mo., tornado is the deadliest since 1947
• City officials to take steps to survey Canton Lake lots
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: Obama extends Patriot Act
• Astoria church to host blood drive
• Breast Cancer Survivors group to meet June 7
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $85,000
• Coloring contest helps mark National Electrical Safety Month
• Memorial Day services planned in Fulton County
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart's kidnapper gets life in prison
• Ellisville Go Getters to hold fundraising breakfast June 4
• Cuba library announces summer reading program
• City officials to take steps to survey Canton Lake lots
• First class graduates from CNA school
• Today in the news: John Edwards may face indictment
• Benefit is changed to a celebration of life for late Canton woman
• AARP Wellness Tour Bus to offer screenings at Canton drug store
• Meetings reset
• Cuba public library to close for holiday
• Farmington Moose to host meal, music
• Historical video of former IH plant to air on cable TV
• Meet Your Neighbor
• Canton School Board sets special session
• Farmington Science Olympiad team
• City students to visit Fulton County farms
• Benefit planned for Bobby Neal Traylor
• Area 4-H club plans geocaching event
• Angel Food orders for June being taken
• Memorial services planned at Fiatt, Locust Lane cemeteries
• Special session set by Canton Fire and Police Commission
• One fatal crash reported in April in ISP District 14
• Canton Elks Officers installed
• Today in the news: Tim Pawlenty announces presidential run
• Longview Apartments to host services for Memorial Day
• Elks offers free clinic for crippled children
• Sewing Guild to meet at Wallace Park
• YWCA to take part in Summer Food Service Program
• U.S. Cellular offers schools a chance to share $1 million
• This week: President Obama heads to Europe
• Week in review: Doomsday prophesies nothing new
• Spoon River College Canton campus to host historic preservation workshops
• Fulton County Zoning Board of Appeals cancels session
• Simon re-launches Rural Affairs Council
• SRC Foundation receives grant to hold preservation workshops
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: NATO destroys Libyan ships
• Public meetings set on planned land use for Route 336 in Fulton County
• Canton cemetery board schedules June meeting
• College board to meet at Macomb Outreach Center
• Canton bank to hold annual Shred Day
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $84,000
• Free calculus books are available to some students at Spoon River College
• Today in the news: President Obama announces Egypt, Israel plans
• Arbitrator to decide Canton firefighter contract
• Annual Fly-In Drive-In Pancake Breakfast set Sunday at Ingersoll Airport
• Main Street Mixer set at local eatery
• Webfoot Day to be held at Jacob's Field
• Fish fry planned by Knights of Columbus
• Farmington School Board to hire new superintendent
• Tape of Senior Expo to air Friday on cable Channel 22
• Today in the news: Rapture group gets ready for the end
• Annual art awards given at SRC Coffee Spoon
• Ambulance service plans open house at new Canton facility
• Canton High School graduation set Sunday
• Canton chamber plans annual Golf Scramble
• Grilled Pork Chop fundraiser planned
• South side of Canton square to be closed Thursday due to water main replacement
• Special session set
• Today in the news: Israel couple name baby ‘Like’ after Facebook
• Today in the news: Donald Trump not running for president
• Nominations sought for parade marshal of Friendship Festival
• Spoon River Garden Club plans annual Plant Sale
• Blood drive planned at Graham Hospital
• Cuba Jaycees to hold walk/run fundraiser to fight cystic fibrosis
• Canton High School students of the month announced
• Cuba High School Alumni Banquet set
• Ellisville bridge repairs, costs mount due to accident
• Correction
• This week: Rahm Emanuel to be sworn in as Chicago mayor
• Week in review: Mississippi River flooding could be among worst ever
• Canton bank to hold annual Community Shred Day
• Motorists, be advised: State police will increase enforcement efforts in construction work zones
• Special services set at First Baptist Church of Canton
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: Taliban kills 80 in retaliation for bin Laden
• Business After Hours event set at new facility for ambulance service
• Recipes sought for 2011 Scenic Drive Cookbook
• Today in the news: Big oil drilled over billions in tax breaks
• ETSB Narrow Band Committee to meet
• 'Senior Moments' scheduled Tuesday at Canton church
• Senior Honors Assembly set Sunday, May 15
• 2010 Scenic Drive photo winners announced
• Online poll results announced, new poll starts
• Bin Laden eyed small cities as targets
• National Nurses’ Week
• Problems caused by new ‘legal’ high are not fully known
• Today in the news: Bin Laden relatives want proof of death
• Canton Kiwanis Club to hold Fishing Derby
• Youth Acres holds annual morel raffle
• Sale to raise funds for new Lewistown library set Friday and Saturday
• Clayberg Nursing Home to host special activities
• Writing competition offered again for Masters Day event
• Longview Apartments’ tenants collecting for Operation Santa
• Today in the news: Microsoft buys Skype
• Fundraisers set for track at Lincoln School
• Portion of County Highway 2 to close Monday for two weeks
• Meeting to discuss substance abuse set at Canton High School
• Tape to air of Celebration of Life for Bill Cook, groundbreaking for new Cook facility
• Today in the news: Engineers try to save Memphis, New Orleans
• Your health check
• New SRC student trustee welcomed; outgoing student trustee honored
• City council committees to meet
• This week: Deficit reduction talks resume
• Week in review: A decade to find bin Laden
• Extension connection
• Calvary Baptist hosts Midwest Outdoor Expo
• Today in the news: Al-Qaida confirms bin Laden’s death
• Wee-Ma-Tuk drainage board sets session
• Writers competition offered again for Masters Day event
• Fulton County Fireworks Committee plans Steak Fry
• Hospital Service League to sponsor Book Fair
• Celebration of life for Bill Cook to be held Monday, May 9, with groundbreaking of new plant to follow
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations top $82,000
• Today in the news: President Obama visits ground zero
• Extension again offers dog obedience training
• Benefit scheduled for Crystal Caffey
• Canton officials set talks with fire union
• YWCA to host bake sale for its Relay for Life team
• Canton Legion to hold fish fry for 40/8 train
• Today in the news: Bin Laden death photos won’t be released
• Cuba Masonic Lodge to hold supper
• Ladies tea planned at First Baptist Church of Lewistown
• Spoon River Towers to host Shop-A-Rama
• Lewistown School Board committee to meet
• Hospital Service League to sponsor Shoe Sale
• Canton Altruistic Club to hold annual coffee
• Ameren, ComEd seek new power grid
• Today in the news: Bin Laden unarmed during raid
• Canton High School students of the month announced
• County road 23 closed today for culvert work
• CrimeStoppers seeks tips on theft of ATV
• Today in the news: How the U.S. found and killed bin Laden
• Time for spring plants
• Wee-Ma-Tuk landowners host spring meeting
• American Red Cross blood drive set at Farmington church
• Environmental group sets session
• Cuba public library plans Cinco de Mayo event for children
• Annual Ice Cream Social at Lincoln School to support walking track
• Federal Duck Stamp Art Exhibit opens at Dickson Mounds
• Correction
• Today in the news: How tornadoes work
• Today in the news: Relive the royal wedding
• Shelter from the storm
• Today in the news: Prince William and Kate Middleton tie the knot
• City Wide Sale planned in Dunfermline
• Schilling to host Congressional Art Competition reception on Saturday at Dickson Mounds
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $81,000
• Harn to speak at IVAS meeting at museum
• Today in the news: Tornadoes devastate the South
• SRPED schedules Annual Luncheon
• Cong. Schilling to host town hall in Canton
• Angel Food orders being taken for May
• Mother and Daughter Potluck scheduled at Cuba Christian Church
• Canton Legion to hold breakfast
• Today in the news: Obama releases birth certificate; PlayStation accounts hacked
• Midwest Outdoor Expo planned at local church
• Ag Awards banquet set at Cuba High School gym
• First Presbyterian Church to hold annual Strawberry Festival
• Today in the news: Video shows Texas motorcyclist being hit by car
• No fatal crashes reported last month in ISP District 14
• Free program on Internet safety offered
• Spring Carnival set at Lewistown Central School gym
• YMCA Fitness Marathon to benefit St. Jude Children's Hospital
• Agenda set for tonight’s meeting of city council’s Mechanical Committee
• New testing dates set for employment at Cook Canton plant
• Today in the news: New Wii in the works
• Ingersoll trust accounts add up in tax savings
• CHS Key Club plans Baggo Tournament
• Cuba church to host breakfast
• Second annual Spring Carnival set in Lewistown
• Public comments may be made about Route 336 study
• Salad luncheon set for volunteers of Meals on Wheels
• Fulton County Fireworks Committee to meet Thursday
• Canton Liquor Commission to consider penalties for local businesses that sold to minors
• Today in the news: British woman finds Jesus in towel
• Today in the news: The history of Peeps
• Easter services set at Fulton County churches
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: Record number of right whales spotted on Earth Day
• Farmington School Board sets special session
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $80,000
• YMCA a 'fit' place for youth development
• Today in the news: Amazon outage takes down Reddit, Foursquare
• County highway office to be closed for training
• Fundraiser luncheon planned at Valley for Student Ambasador
• Spoon River Towers to host program on health-care fraud, saving on Medicare
• Cuba public library to observe holiday
• Canton Elks Lodge to sponsor Easter egg hunt at Wallace Park
• Cuba City-Wide Yard Sales planned next weekend
• Lewistown teacher wins TV station grant of $1,000
• Today in the news: Many questions on first anniversary of oil spill
• Today in the news: Houston 6-year-old takes gun to school; 3 hurt
• Tax break expanded for Illinois small business
• Low-interest loan program for farmers is announced
• Blood drive set at SRC Canton campus
• Smithfield 4-H club to hold Easter egg hunt at Red Brick School
• Morning Star Lodge of Canton to hold its final Easter egg hunt
• Heartland Health Care to hold Easter Egg Hunt
• Cuba Senior Center to hold Good Friday Bake Sale
• State police make DUI arrests
• Mr. Little Giant tape to air on Channel 22
• Dr. Gibbs to appear in TV documentary Thursday on WTVP
• Flags flying at half mast in Canton
• Norris church to hold its Easter Bake Sale at Canton business
• Today in the news: ‘Royal wedding’ dance an Internet sensation
• Cuba City-Wide Yard Sales set
• Heartland Health Care to hold Easter Egg Hunt
• Renaissance Care Center to hold Easter Egg Hunt
• Canton officers learn new tactics
• Cuba UMC to host Good Friday service
• Annual 'Coffee Spoon' set at SRC
• Cuba public library to host Earth Day activities for children
• Correction
• Rep. Hammond touts IDOT road and bridge projects in 94th District
• Today in the news: A look at Prince William
• Today in the news: Taxes due Monday
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: Gas prices nearing record high
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations near $78,000
• Spoon River Pregnancy Center to hold 2011 Walk for Life
• Yoga sessions set at YWCA of Canton
• Correction
• Water main break prompts boil order
• Want a pet? Adopt locally, says Fulton County Farm Bureau
• Expect road closures at times next week on North Main in Canton
• Today in the news: Zsa Zsa Gabor wants a baby, husband says
• Tasma Palmer benefit set at Lewistown
• One-night classes on floral arrangements, jazz set at SRC Outreach
• Morning Star Lodge to presentation by Wounded Warrior
• Community Concert planned in Lincoln
• Senior Moments scheduled April 19 at Canton church
• Scenic Drive group to meet
• Local government webinar: ‘Count on Your Elder Community’
• Premium books are available for the 2011 Illinois State Fair
• Today in the news: President Obama unveils deficit reduction plan
• Canton burning ordinance provisions noted
• Canton Park District Board to hold retreat
• Fundraising meal to benefit Ellisville Community Center
• Correction
• Tips offered to help Illinoisans meet deadline for federal taxes
• Today in the news: Japan upgrades severity of nuclear crisis
• 9-1-1 board changes schedule for regular monthly meetings
• Hospital to host Women's Health Fair
• Spaghetti dinner to benefit high school auditorium renovation project
• Events planned in Canton for Week of the Young Child
• Ipava Legion to hold breakfast
• Knights of Columbus to sponsor fish fry
• Canton Family YMCA plans annual meeting
• Lincoln School youth to present concert
• Spoon River Towers to hold Spring Sale
• Today in the news: Toddler served alcohol at Applebee’s
• Lewistown Church of the Nazarene to host Easter egg hunt
• South Park UMC to hold supper
• Better Breathers Club to meet Thursday
• Benefit scheduled
• Fotsch to perform folk music at Hickory Ridge Concert
• County board agenda set
• Agenda for Canton committee session set
• Today in the news: Kate Middleton changing the perception of the royal family?
• Today in the news: Miracle dog gains fans all over the world
• Watch rules for weighing, tattooing barrows for fairs
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: Countdown to shutdown
• Canton YWCA to hold annual Bunny Brunch
• SRC seeks nominations for alumni awards
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $75,000
• Today in the news: Another quake hits Japan
• Contract talks set for Canton firefighters union
• Cass Township to hold regular meeting after annual meeting April 12
• Canton Township Board resets regular meeting, plans annual session
• American Grille plans fourth annual Chicken for Charity event
• Middlegrove school house to benefit from dinner fundraiser
• School board panel in Farmington sets session
• Head Start to hold recruitment days in area
• Today in the news: Budget battle continues
• Canton High School students of the month announced
• Flouridation awards presented to over 430 Illinois communities
• Quinn, Oberhelman discuss business climate
• Public library in Cuba to hold event for youth
• Today in the news: Government shutdown possible
• Local business to host fundraiser for school
• Cong. Shilling’s offices accepting internship applications
• St. David Optimists to hold fundraiser
• Norris Methodist Church to hold pancake breakfast
• Fish fry dinners set
• Spoon River Area Jaycees to open clothes bank called Cuba's Closet
• Groups join forces to plan Job Fair at Parlin Library
• Today in the news: 9/11 suspects to be tried at Gitmo
• Hammered dulcimer workshop planned at Dickson Mounds
• Canton City Council agenda set
• Outward Ingersoll gears up for 15th annual event
• Today in the news: Anniversary of Martin Luther King’s death
• Today in the news: The best April Fools’ pranks
• Church window
• Drivers needed for veterans
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: Quran burning reportedly leads to Afghanistan attack
• Valley district to hold preschool screenings
• SRC Outreach to host 'Tuesday Night Series'
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations over $74,000
• 11 inches donated to Locks of Love
• Today in the news: Mega Millions winners come forward
• Entrepreneurship workshop set at SRC
• Former golf course to be site of crematory
• IVAS meeting to feature film about preserving historic cemeteries
• Canton musical cast to preview show at local business
• Your health check with Dr. Jack Gibbs
• Correction
• Today in the news: President Obama announces new energy plan
• Angel Food orders for April being taken
• Fulton County VAC seeks volunteer drivers
• Lewistown Optimists plan 2011 Consignment Auction
• Health screenings set at Spoon River Towers
• Former Police Chief Jeffrey Fritz runs for alderman of Ward 2
• Today in the news: Donald Trump birth certificate not official
• Candidates forum to air on cable Channel 22
• County Zoning Board of Appeals to meet Wednesday
• Today in the news: Cobra on the lam
• In-person absentee voting scheduled
• Cross country team to hold Trivia Bowl fundraiser
• Environmental group schedules meeting
• Hospital Service League to hold events at new clinic, Graham Hospital
• Humane Society to hold Paws to Celebrate event
• Free training class on spotting storms to be presented
• Breakfasat fundraiser to help Barnes benefit
• Canton City Council resets meeting date
• Today in the news: Remembering Elizabeth Taylor
• Today in the news: Reagan assassination attempt was 30 years ago
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: Violence in Syria
• Cong. Schilling plans mobile office hours
• County board penal sets special session
• Public forum on future traffic flow on Canton square to be held Monday
• Court orders ethanol plant owner to pay $15,000 penalty
• Volunteer cleanup day set Saturday at Jones Park
• Cuba Cares offers Easter lilies again
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations over $73,000
• Today in the news: NATO to take over Libya mission
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Taylor remembered
• Open house set at college's CDL Training Center
• Benefit for Barnes set at Fairview Legion
• Today in the news: U.S. fighter jet crashes
• Blood drive planned at Parish Center of St. Mary's Church
• School board committee sets special session
• Edward Jones listed again as top company to work for
• Fairview panel sets session to discuss village's next budget
• Nominations sought for parade marshal of Canton Friendship Festival
• Grant for emergency food and shelter awarded
• Licensing, fees, boating regulations updated this year for Canton Lake
• Today in the news: World mourns Knut the polar bear
• Kindergarten registration set for Illini Bluffs
• Fulton County Arts Council hosts area China Arts Guild exhibit at Graham Hospital
• College board candidate Murphy offers statement
• White Chapel UMC to hold pancake, sausage supper
• Unes to hold office hours in Farmington
• Canton Veterans Memorial Committee sets session
• 'Meet the Candidates' forum set Wednesday
• Federal assistance for blizzard approved for Fulton County
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves family
• Today in the news: ‘Supermoon’ lights up night sky
• Church window
• Rummage sale for fireworks canceled
• Volunteer drivers needed for Canton-area veterans
• Canton budget figures adjusted
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: Violence continues in Libya
• Sen. Koehler to hold satellite office hours in Canton for Circuit Breaker applicants
• VAC office open weekday mornings
• Public test planned for voting equipment
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $71,000
• Today in the news: Japan nuclear crisis; the tweet that got worker fired
• Fulton County ABATE makes annual donation to youths, plans fundraiser
• ISP District 14 reports zero traffic deaths during month of February
• Mountain dulcimer workshops set at Dickson Mounds
• Grants awarded to school libraries
• Corrections
• Music specialist Daugherty performs last show for Westview
• Canton Elks Lodge to hold fundraiser
• Fire and police board sets special session
• Talent show set at Ingersoll School
• Farmington group promoting successful library referendum
• Canton board recommends permit for eastside townhouse project
• County Highway Department's main office to close for training March 23
• Donations still being sought for injured Canton man
• Elllisville seniors group to hold chicken and noodle dinner
• Canton High School students of the month announced
• SRC offers computer class on QuickBooks
• Ipava Legion Post to host breakfast
• Maples Mill UMC to hold Pancake and Sausage Day
• Humane Society to hold Bowl-A-Thon
• Knights of Columbus to hold fish fry
• Lewistown VFW to host fish and chicken fry
• Today in the news: Nuclear meltdowns still feared in Japan
• Repairs to bridge at Ellisville cause for citizens’ concern
• Daffodils to be delivered to cancer patients
• Cuba Senior Center to host annual breakfast
• SRC board to meet at Havana center
• Session on bridge plans in Ellisville set March 16
• Youth pastor to go to trial
• Today in the news: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction tomorrow
• Today in the news: How earthquakes happen
• North Fulton Ag Department visits Illinois capital
• Church window
• Cross country team to hold Trivia Bowl
• Extension connection
• Today in the news: Earthquake, tsunami devastate Japan
• Fulton County Extension to host tele-institutes on census, seniors
• Business scam in Peoria area targets sellers of boats, ATVs, motorcycles
• Fundraising dinner for Cuba After Prom set at Red Brick School
• Special sessions set
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations up to $68,000
• Today in the news: Muslim hearings begin
• Canton Rotary Club holds essay contest
• Area bicycling group invites new members
• Westview spring concert set at Canton High School
• Lewistown musical changes show dates
• LEPC session rescheduled
• Former Canton woman’s artlwork in national competition
• Today in the news: Shakeup at NPR after tea party video
• College offers proficiency exam, continuing education for realtors
• County clerk announces early voting period
• Canton restaurant to host fundraiser for band students, who will perform
• Canton Elks Lodge to hold Trivia Night to benefit Relay for Life
• Town and Country Art Show coming up this weekend
• Grace Luterhan Church to hold Ash Wednesday service
• Canton High School holds annual MASH blood drive
• Today in the news: Millions of dead fish wash up near L.A.
• 4th annual spaghetti dinner, silent auction for Friendship Festival set March 19
• Cuba High School to host supper, other activities
• Senior Moments resumes March 15
• Red Cross blood drive planned at Lewistown High School on March 14
• Fundraising dinner for Ag. Literacy set at Farm Bureau
• Soup supper to benefit children's ministry of Eastside Nazarene Church
• Canton Elks Lodge plans cookout to benefit students, veterans memorial
• Canton Family YMCA starts 2011 Partners of Youth campaign
• Correction
• Today in the news: ‘Angry Birds’ headed to Facebook
• Co-op receives safety awards at state conference
• Caterpillar, UAW sign six-year contract
• County board chairman mum on whom he plans to appoint
• Today in the news: Are you ready for Mardi Gras?
• Today in the news: Sunday talk-show lineup
• Extension connection
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $5,800 during past week
• Today in the news: Basketball player dies after making winning shot
• Pre-school screening scheduled March 9 and 10 in Lewistown
• Fulton County Health Department Dental Center helps restore smiles, overall health for the less fortunate
• Keep the Clayberg group to meet
• Pre-school screening at VIT scheduled
• 2011 CHS MASH Day blood drive set Tuesday
• Monterey church soup supper reset for March 12
• Elllisville bridge to close March 23
• Roadshow business to visit Canton next week
• Today in the news: NFL lockout averted - for now
• Mammogram van to visit Farmington
• Grace period for registration, voting is March 9 through 29
• Free babysitting offered at Fulton County GOP Lincoln Day Dinner
• Angel Food orders for March being taken
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs introduces iPad 2
• Registration set for YWCA pre-school
• Blood drive planned at Avon High School gym
• Class for teachers' aides scheduled
• Band to present concert for teens at Canton church
• Fairview Legion to hold annual birthday dinner
• YWCA offers new session of yoga
• Fletcher wins spelling bee at Farmington Elementary
• Tornado Safety tape to air on cable Channel 22
• Entries for Fine Art Show to be accepted March 8 at Graham Hospital gallery
• Cuba man recovers missing wallet
• Today in the news: Laughing baby a hit; House passes temporary budget bill
• Annual Meals on Wheels Soup Supper fundraiser set at Canton church
• Local cemetery board will not meet in March
• Wiley Church to hold annual soup supper
• State Rep. Unes to meet constituents at Farm Bureau office
• South Park UMC to hold soup supper
• SRC Outreach Center to host GIS class
• Today in the news: World leaders try to oust Moammar Gadhafi
• CHS Student Council dinner canceled
• Fundraisers set for children's ministry of Eastside Nazarene Church
• Cuba church to hold annual revival meetings
• Parlin-Ingersoll Library to begin Bedtime Story Hour on March 3
• Better Breathers Club to meet Thursday for lunch and program
• Canton ESDA to add public address test to monthly siren test
• Ledger online poll results
• Cuba Christian Church to hold 'World Day of Prayer' service
• Extension connection
• Young music students to present concert
• Two Canton students win Elks scholarships
• IVAS meeting set at Dickson Mounds Museum
• Give miles for smiles at Make-A-Wish
• Unes’ bill passes Illinois House
• Entrepreneur workshop rescheduled
• Daily Ledger photographer shares tips at college class
• Fulton County Rural Transit to hire two drivers and two dispatchers
• Elks Lodge cancels poker tournament
• Breast Cancer Support Group to meet
• Road rules review course offered
• Unes passes PAY-GO, his first bill, out of committee
• VAC office open weekday mornings
• Benefit scheduled
• Farmington School Board committee sets session
• Your health check with Dr. Jack Gibbs
• Deadline for regular voter registration is Tuesday, March 8
• County Zoning Board of Appeals to next meet March 30
• Blood drive planned in Student Center of SRC Canton campus
• Hog Roast/Auction set March 5, includes Swango carving
• Student coming up short in quest for seat on Fulton County Board
• Extension connection
• Church window
• Regional spelling bee set
• Cuba Masonic Lodge to hold spaghetti supper
• County board panel sets session
• Dinner to raise funds for Canton roller derby team
• Bank in Lewistown recognized for its building quality
• Cuba library, driver's license facilities to observe holiday
• Parlin-Ingersoll Library to hold activity for kids on holiday
• Farmington Fire Dept. to hold annual Chicken Fry on Saturday
• Community Concert members may attend shows in Lincoln now
• Funds being raised for Canton man in coma in Oklahoma
• Canton Fire Department’s interim chief answers the call
• Poster contest focuses on dental care for pets
• Preschool screening and kindergarten registration for Cuba Elementary set
• Polling place to change in Norris
• SRC board to meet at Canton campus
• Workshop to explore Being Your Own Boss
• Seminar’s intent is to help employers stay out of court
• Scholarship applications available online at SRC Foundation website
• Freshman Night set Feb. 24 at Canton High School auditorium
• Author on environmental issues to give performance reading and talk
• Breakfast fundraiser to be held in Ellisville
• Valley School Board reschedules session
• SRC Community Outreach to showcase Employability Skills Centers at Open House
• Public invited to seminar on ‘Hanging Gardens’
• Extension connection
• Meeting set for all Navistar retirees, spouses and widows
• Ellisville to hold annual Toy Show
• Meet Chelsea Crumley
• Clarification
• Car care clinic for women held
• Poll results
• Cancer Society holding Daffodil Days campaign
• Local veterinary clinic to take part in SPAY DAY USA
• TO THE EDITOR -- McCullum
• Canton VFW honors local police department
• Bird counters prepare for annual event
• FCRC presents awards at 27th Annual Dinner
• White Chapel UMC to hold soup supper
• TO THE EDITOR -- Minteer
• Secretary of State offices closed on Friday for Lincoln’s birthday
• Rep. Unes launches legislative website
• SRC Outreach Center to hold Open House
• Outreach ministry to hold 6th annual dinner auction
• Open House planned at North Fulton Ag. Dept.
• Learn to save by ‘going green’
• Tape of Canton chamber awards dinner to air on cable Channel 22
• SRC Habitat chapter resets chili supper fundraiser for Friday
• Your health check
• SRC advisor to visit area high schools
• Red Cross blood drive set at Farmington church
• Spoon River Valley chapter of National Honor Society to sponsor blood drive
• ‘Hanging Gardens’ seminar set
• Extension connection
• Canton cemetery board reschedules meeting
• SRC Habitat for Humanity chapter cancels tonight's chili supper
• IDOT partners with ISP to halt impaired drivers this Super Bowl weekend; police to man over 500 roadside safety checks
• Canton officials to hold strategic planning session Saturday
• Ameren stresses safety with portable generators
• Tucker designated Certified Municipal Clerk of Canton
• Avon first responder dies on duty during storm
• Monterey soup supper postponed
• Free car care seminar for women to be held
• Angel Food orders being taken for February
• Dinner to benefit Cuba 'After Prom'
• Dedication of house built by Habitat for Humanity in Canton rescheduled
• Canton Evangelical Free Church Outreach Center to host free meal for the needy
• Canton Legion resets fish fry
• Service League cancels shoe sale, plans to reschedule it
• SRC Habitat chapter to hold chili supper fundraiser Friday
• IVAS lecture at museum reset for Feb. 8
• Ameren Illinois activates its EOC, offers safety tips
• Spoon River Electric Co-op crews ready to respond if major snowstorm causes power outages in the area
• Illinois State Police hotline updates road conditions
• SRC Outreach Center to host class on foodservice sanitation
• Environmental group to hold monthly meeting
• Farmington church plans 54th annual Pancake Day
• County board panel sets special session
• Canton School District Spelling Bee set Tuesday
• Canton High School students of the month announced
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Monterey church to hold annual soup supper
• North Fulton Ag Dept. plans ski trip in Iowa
• County board panel to discuss Clayberg contract
• Cuba Cares throws donut party for second graders
• Heartland Health Care of Canton adds second Alzheimer's Support Group
• Service League to hold two-day Shoe Sale in lobby of new GMG Clinic, hospital conference room
• YMCA all about helping people live healthier
• Volunteer tutors sought for SRC Literacy Program
• Service League to hold Shoe Sale in lobby of new medical clinic
• SRC to host Campus Visit days
• Dinners to benefit Cuba 'After Prom'
• Lewistown church to hold annual Groundhog Day pancake meal Saturday
• Local business supports fundraising for Canton Veteran’s Memorial
• Old-time barn dance to be held in Havana
• Canton officials plan labor talks
• Free computer classes offered for those over age 50 at SRC Outreach Center
• 'Little Artists' story session to be for preschool children at Parlin-Ingersoll Library
• Valley School Board holds annual retreat
• Canton Ag Council to hold pancake-sausage supper
• Goodwill gets DCEO grant to help veterans find jobs
• Helpers in fundraiser inadvertently omitted in letter to editor
• Glacial Golf raises over $2,300, will be held again next year
• All About Pasta seminar set Wednesday at Extension office
• Gas price update
• Calvary Baptist Church to host Sons of Thunder Conference
• Extension connection
• VAC office is open weekday mornings
• Key Club members honored
• Mostaccioli dinner set Jan. 29 at St. Matthews Hall
• Canton church offers free soup supper and movie for teachers
• Event rescheduled
• Free job readiness class for women offered in Canton and Lewistown
• Dept. of Aging offers tips to help seniors stay warm
• Schilling assigned to House subcommittees
• IDOT rolls out the rain barrels
• Pheasants Forever sets annual awards banquet
• Ping pong group meets regularly at Lewistown church
• Thomas to be 11th WIU president
• Cuba UMC to host fundraiser dinner
• SRC board to meet at Canton campus
• Free training offered on assessing risk, vulnerability in rural towns
• YWCA phone-a-thon portion of Annual Gift Campaign set
• Video of CHS Hall of Fame members, trophy room to air on cable Channel 22
• Unes opens 91st District office in Pekin
• Preschool teachers hold collaborative workshop
• Class on how to use Internet set in Canton
• Free class on radon offered for real estate salespersons
• 13 fatal crashes reported in 2010 in ISP District 14
• Extension connection
• YWCA van trips planned
• Cuba church to host fundraiser dinner
• Cuba public library to observe holiday
• Gingrich to speak at events marking 100th birthday of Ronald Reagan on Feb. 4
• Public invited to attend Legislative Breakfast at Central Illinois Chapter Alzheimer's Association
• Canton School Board reschedules session
• Bowling fundraiser for KARE scheduled
• Valley School Board plans annual retreat
• Spoon River College schedules GED classes
• Dinner Theatre set at Lewistown VFW
• SRC Outreach Center in Canton to host classes on PC Maintenance
• Canton School District schedules free preschool screenings; developmental clinic also set for toddlers
• Canton Main Street to hold Glacial Golf event Jan. 22
• Free seminar on water quality monitoring offered by CACEI
• CDL test preparation course scheduled
• Hospital to host blood drive
• St. David Optimists to hold annual biscuits and gravy fundraising event
• Training for local officials in 2011 set at Extension office
• First Baptist Church of Canton changes schedule
• Extension connection
• Ellisville fundraiser planned for firefighting supplies and equipment; Modern Woodmen chapter to provide matching funds
• Series of fitness, wellness classes offered by YWCA
• State police hold special DUI patrols in December
• Cuba church to host pancake, sausage meal
• Money management class series offered free of charge to women
• Macomb attorney selected to serve as associate judge in Ninth Judicial Circuit
• Financial aid workshops set throughout SRC District
• Canton E-Free Church Outreach Center to host free meal for the needy
• Canton Legion to host fish fry
• Courtyard Estates plans monthly events
• Parlin-Ingersoll Public Library to host programs
• Ping pong club to begin in Lewistown
• IRS offers new guidance on FSA, HRA debit cards
• End of year good time to evaluate finances
• Extension connection
• Social Security recipients urged to be wary of scams
• 9th Citizen's Police Academy applications may be picked up starting next week at Canton Police Department
• Many Lights plans next play of season
• Meet Christy Smith
• Cuba After Prom group to meet
• DCEO announces winners of Innovate Illinois competition
• Petersen employees win recognition at Health Care Annual Awards event
• Correction
• Church window
• Plan to retire soon? It may already be time to apply for Social Security
• Canton Park District Board candidates set
• JCPenney Afterschool awards $5,000 grant to Canton YMCA
• Grandparents can get Extra Help
• Two-session digital photography courses offered
• Canton High School students of the month announced
• Seniors urged to apply online for Illinois Cares Rx
• Basic computer skills class offered
• Cuba public library to close for holidays
• YMCA to host annual New Year's Eve lock-in for youth
• Website offers tips to help make the most of your food basket donations
• Extension connection
• Church window
• Most popular online Social Seurity service turns 2
• Christmas Party at Renaissance rescheduled for Sunday, Dec. 19
• Pancakes-sausage meal to be held at Fairview Fire Station
• Waiting for Christmas, Part Three
• SRC’s Funk Kitchen presents showcase of the arts, theater
• Ferns help freshen interiors of homes
• Snow, ice can harm evergreens
• One fatal traffic crash reported in November in ISP District 14
• Petersen Health Care donates over $25,000 to St. Jude this year
• Lottery drawing set for candidates for Canton Park Board
• College board to hold retreat
• Canton officials slate negotiations session
• Tape of historic IH fire in Canton to air on cable Channel 22
• Correction
• SRC to close for winter break soon
• Remember fire safety during holiday season
• Tips offered on use, storage of firewood
• Red Cross chapter plans blood drive
• County zoning board of appeals won't meet as no petitions filed this month
• Living Hope Mission to hold annual 'Appreciation Day'
• County board negotiation panel sets session
• SRC Board to meet at Macomb Center
• Canton ESDA provides some winter safety tips
• Try amaryllis for the holidays
• Cuba churches to host Christmas concert at Assembly of God Church
• Extension connection
• Area school board policy panel to meet
• Rotary fruit arrives
• Westview students holding food drive
• Here are some money- saving ideas on gifts, decorating for holidays
• State police announce results of special patrols in district
• Holiday Lighting Contest planned Dec. 15 in Cuba
• Playhouse seeks directors for summer season
• Christmas walk is set near Havana
• ISP District 14 troopers make arrests for DUI
• 2011 Fulton County Plat Books available
• Harris to perform Christmas concert at Fiatt church
• Cuba holiday events scheduled Saturday
• South Park UMC reschedules live Nativity Scene
• Canton High School students of the month announced
• State police offer winter driving tips
• Traffic stop for failure to signal leads to DUI arrest
• SRC schedules GED classes
• Extension connection
• Church window
• Cuba Lions Club to hold 12th annual Christmas Parade
• Canton School Board committee sets session
• County GIS Committee to meet at VAC Office
• Filing period set for Canton School Board candidates
• Downtown Canton businesses staying open later tonight
• Canton house fire leads to review of safety of cigarette lighters
• Soft serve ice cream machine donated to the Clayberg by local fundraising efforts
• HERO to hold meal featuring ham and beans and cornbread
• Keep the Clayberg Committee to meet
• Cuba Angel Tree still has tags available
• Fishing tourney enjoyed at SRC
• Nominating papers available for Cuba School Board slots
• Handicap-parking scofflaws cited
• Angel Tree tags, gifts due before Dec. 15
• Local bank to host Christmas Open House at its area locations
• State police plan DUI patrols
• Maples Mill UMC to present annual Christmas concert
• YMCA offers two-week mini session of classes
• Canton Legion to host monthly fish fry
• Courtyard Estates is holding food drive
• Final seasonal flu clinic set by Health Department
• Tape of historic scenes of Canton area to air on cable Channel 22
• Canton officials to meet for police union talks
• Breast cancer survivors plan annal Salad Supper
• South Park UMC to present live Nativity Scene
• Screenings for both memory, wellness set at Spoon River Towers
• Fulton County ESDA offers tips to stay safe in winter
• Protect your fruit trees from winter freeze injury
• Extension connection
• Church window
• Parlin Library to hold Trim-the-Tree program
• VAC office open weekday mornings
• Valley board holds sessions
• Winter sports leagues to start at YMCA
• WMT Water District Board meeting locations announced
• Elks offers free clinic for crippled children
• Christmas potluck set at Orion Township Hall
• Grace Lutheran Church to host 'Advent by Candlelight' event
• Environmental group to meet
• Angel Food orders being taken for December
• Farmington School District certified for cleanliness
• Tape of Canton's 1925 centennial celebration to re-air on cable TV
• College's Funk Kitchen plans theatrical event Dec. 3 at Canton campus
• Hospital Service League to hold annual Cookie Walk
• Benefit concert set at church for Cuba Food Pantry
• Driver's license facilities to close for holiday
• Results announced for 2010 Battle of the Bands
• Church window
• Experts offer tips on storing water for emergencies
• Extension connection
• Health and Wellness Center hosts Business After Hours event
• Cuba library board petitions available
• St. Matthews Church to hold Christmas Bazaar
• Cuba library to close for holiday
• Canton Boosters to hold food drive at next week's basketball tournament
• IRS has $4 million in refund checks waiting for 3,618 residents of Illinois
• Havana High School Drama Club students to present Fall Showcase
• Leaf pickup program in Canton continues
• Seasonal flu clinic set by Health Department
• Cuba Grade School plans Family Math Night
• Many Lights production reopens today
• Lottery set for ballot placement in Canton alderman race for Ward 3
• McDonald’s is getting a facelift
• Farliks honored for support of Reserves
• Halker to perform songs of Woody Guthrie on Nov. 20 at Hickory Ridge Concert
• Annual Santa Stroll and lighted Christmas Parade planned in Farmington
• Veteran's Memorial Committee to meet
• Local nursing home to hold annual bake sale, food drive
• Assisted-living facility conducting food drive
• Clayberg Nursing Home to host free concert
• Parlin Library to host program on electronic books at 6:30 p.m. today
• Teska to host meeting on downtown streetscape plans for Canton
• Agency on Aging staff to present seminar on Medicare in Lewistown
• Living Hope Mission to hold food drive
• The Geezers band to play in Cuba
• Cuba public library plans kids' activity
• Veterans are honored at Spoon River Valley High School
• Business After Hours to be held
• Tips offered to keep pets fit
• Fall Bazaar set at Spoon River Towers
• Tape of tour of Canton Lake, Copperas Creek to re-air on cable Channel 22
• Students to profess their beliefs in event at Farmington High School
• Westview's Fall Concert scheduled Tuesday
• Fish fry planned at Cuba High School
• Farmington Chamber donates portion of Italian Fest proceeds to Elmwood
• New shop offers customers ‘Second Chance’ to sell and buy clothing and more
• U.S. Cellular awards funds to four Fulton County teachers
• Church window
• Extension connection
• 2005 video featuring local WWII vets to air on cable
• Leaf pickup program in Canton continues
• WMT Drainage District to hold annual meeting
• YWCA Empowerment Center offers free class series on managing finances
• Assistant editors named for artful SRC student publication
• South Park UMC to hold chicken-noodle supper
• Senior Moments scheduled Tuesday at Canton church
• Canton High School students of the month announced
• St. Peter's Anglican Church to sponsor free soup supper for veterans
• SRC Chorus concert sold out locally
• VAC office open weekday mornings
• After Prom meeting planned in Lewistown
• One fatal crash reported in October in ISP District 14
• Open House set at Graham Hospital School of Nursing
• Maples Mill UMC plans annual Soup Day
• Meeting reset due to holiday
• Illini Bluffs Music Boosters to sponsor 30th annual Holiday Lane craft show
• HERO selling smoked hams for Christmas
• Race for Ward 2 alderman of Canton gets more competitive
• Lewistown Food Pantry Jam nets $3,000, two pickup loads of food
• Cuba school focus of WTVP documentary
• Tape about Canton Veteran's Memorial to air Thursday on cable Channel 22
• Cuba Legion plans annual dinner for veterans, their families
• Fairview Legion to hold supper on Veterans Day
• Banned Book Week inspires activities at SRC Library
• Gardeners have some fall chores
• Input session planned for Illinois River Road gateway communities in Canton
• Greenwood Cemetery Board resets session
• Extension connection
• Lincoln School Supporters host Fourth Annual Fall Spectacular
• Church window
• Rotary Club to take citrus fruit orders
• Kiwanis taking orders for holiday cheese
• Marine Corps birthday party set at Canton VFW to help Operation Santa
• Leaf pickup program in Canton continues
• Cuba making list of households interested in recycling program
• Cuba UMC to hold Harvest Dinner
• Mammography van to visit county in November
• Battle of the Bands promises a really rockin’ good time
• Health department to hold flu immunization clinics during month of November
• Yoga, belly dance classes offered at YWCA
• Arts Council annual Membership Show set
• 4-H Achievement Program scheduled Sunday, Nov. 7
• Wine-tasting fundraiser to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• Annual Heritage Bazaar will be held Saturday
• Correction
• Canton Legion to host fish fry
• Tape of Halloween activities at Canton High School to air on local cable Channel 22
• Angel Food orders for November being taken
• Environmental group schedules meeting
• American Red Cross blood drive set at Farmington church
• Voting begins
• Davis takes part in in-depth seminar for Ford dealers
• New classes begin at YMCA
• Canton Chamber Cassino Raffle tickets available
• Young Democrats challenge voters to spread the message
• GOP candidate Schilling details congressional campaign
• LOCAL CEMETERY BOARD RESCHEDULES MEETING
• YWCA TO OFFER CLASS IN MAKING JEWELRY
• EASTSIDE NAZARENE CHURCH TO HONOR VETERANS
• BLOOD DRIVE TO BE HELD AT VIT HIGH SCHOOL
• Munchkin Masquerade
• MOUNTAIN DULCIMER WORKSHOPS SCHEDULED AT DICKSON MOUNDS
• Under the Big Top
• YMCA PLANS TO HOLD HOLIDAY BAZAAR
• Halloween Horticulture
• SPOON RIVER JAYCEES TO SPONSOR FUNDRAISER FOR JAYCEES AND KARE
• CUBA MINISTERS ALLIANCE TO HOLD WIENER ROAST/HYMN SING
• LEWISTOWN HIGH SCHOOL AFTER PROM COMMITTEE TO HOLD MEETING
• CTI MUSIC TEAM TO APPEAR AT WESLEY
• ILLINOIS VALLEY ARCHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY TO MEET AT DICKSON MOUNDS
• HUMANE SOCIETY TO HOLD FUNDRAISER AND ALSO SELL STRAW
• BOOK FAIR TO BE HELD AT GRAHAM HOSPITAL
• Local 4-H clubs prepare award winning displays
• CANTON STUDENTS TO HOLD FILM FESTIVAL
• Youth soccer program still growing
• DUNFERMLINE VILLAGE TO HOLD SOUP DAY
• YOUNG DEMOCRATS TO SPONSOR DEMOCRATIC RALLY
• PARLIN-INGERSOLL ANNOUNCES NOVEMBER EVENTS
• CUBA CHURCH ASKING FOR DONATIONS OF COATS, HATS
• FARMINGTON MUSUEM ANNOUNCES HOURS
• LEWISTOWN CHURCH TO HOLD ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
• SPOON RIVER COLLEGE TO HOLD GIS CLASS
• Dr. Buczko to discuss macular degeneration at free seminar
• Canton Fire Department and State Farm team up to hold fourth annual safety seat check
• Environmental group to host guided tour of proposed mine site
• Wine-tasting event to celebrate The Big Read
• Monterey UMC to hold bazaar
• Emerald Ash Borer: on the Move
• SHOE BOX PROJECT FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS PLANNED AGAIN AT CHURCH IN LEWISTOWN
• MEETING SET FOR TEACHERS ON RETIREMENT BENEFITS
• SPOON RIVER COLLEGE PLANS ‘COLLEGE NIGHT’
• LEWISTOWN CHURCH TO HOLD ANNUAL CHICKEN PIE DINNER
• ‘TRICK OR TREAT’ NIGHT IN LEWISTOWN TO BE HELD ON HALLOWEEN
• UNITED METHODIST WOMEN TO HOLD HERITAGE BAZAAR
• ST. MICHAELS’ TO HOLD ANNUAL HOLIDAY BAZAAR
• FUNDRAISER FOR KARE PLANNED AT ELKS LODGE
• LOCAL CHURCH BAZAAR TO BE HELD ON OCT. 16
• COUNTY NEGOTIATION PANEL SETS SESSIONS
• CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP MEETING SET
• LINCOLN GRADE SCHOOL TO HOLD BOOK FAIR
• SENIOR MOMENTS’ SCHEDULED AT CANTON CHURCH
• ALZHEIMER’S SUPPORT GROUP SESSION SET
• HALLOWEEN BASH FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH PLANNED AT REC CENTER
• HOSPITAL TO HOST BLOOD DRIVE
• SELF-DEFENSE CLASS FOR FEMALES OFFERED AT YWCA IN CANTON
• DONATED COATS SOUGHT BY SALVATION ARMY TO KEEP AREA CHILDREN WARM
• YOUNG EAGLES RALLY TO BE HELD SATURDAY
• SALON TO HOLD FUNDRAISER FOR BREAST CANCER AWARENESS
• CANTON AMERICAN LEGION TO HOLD BREAKFAST
• HAMMERED DULCIMER WORKSHOPS OFFERED AT DICKSON MOUNDS
• MASTER GARDENERS TO PLANT 400 FLOWER BULBS SATURDAY IN JONES PARK
• COUNTY FINANCE PANEL SETS BUDGET MEETINGS
• FUNDRAISER SET FOR CONG. HARE
• ARTS COUNCIL TO HOLD 'ART IN THE PARK' EVENT
• CANTON CHURCH TO HOST FREE COMMUNITY EVENTS
• SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIRS PLANNED IN FARMINGTON
• County Highway Dept. office to close Oct. 13 for training purposes
• Crisis Service seeks volunteers
• Local church bazaar to be held Saturday
• Valley School Board to meet today
• Use compost to improve soil for garden and yard
• SRC reports 24 percent increase in credit hours from dual enrollment
• Local business to host fundraiser for Ingersoll School's 'bully' program
• Intro to QuickBooks course scheduled
• Benefit for Blout set
• Fulton County Playhouse to hold annual meeting
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Oct. 15 tax deadline important for some
• College board gets update on legislative issues, enrollment
• Motorists warned to beware of deer due to mating season
• ‘Rockin' for Stockin's’ Christmas Benefit scheduled at Canton business
• Parlin-Ingersoll Public Library offers access to latest e-books and downloadable audio books
• Head Start to hold open house
• Local beauty salon to raise funds for breast cancer at Peoria event
• Local business invites public to have dessert, hear 'Big Read' on WBYS
• County clerk announces period for early voting
• Street work planned today on 20th Avenue
• Havana to hold annual Wine Festival
• SRC awards night for alumni planned
• Donated coats sought by Salvation Army to help keep area children warm
• Belly dance classes offered at YWCA
• Canton Kiwanis Club to hold 'Peanuts Day'
• Cuba students to present concert Sunday in park on the square
• Cuba public library to close for holidays
• Street repairs planned today on part of 20th Avenue in Canton
• Lincoln School Fall Concert set Oct. 7
• Health Department to hold flu clinic for adults only Thursday
• Regional school board petitions available
• Museum to host program on creating flower arrangements
• Courtyard Crafters to present craft and quilt show Friday
• Westview School plans its annual fall festival
• ‘Spoon River Anthology’ readings set Oct. 3, 10
• Extension connection
• Church window
• SRC Outreach Centers to host two-day class on digital photography
• Museum director to give talk about Repatriation Act's impact on studies
• ‘Bright Spots’ award for September goes to residence at 312 S. Main St.
• Valley homecoming parade set for today
• SRC ‘Rage Day’ events planned at Canton campus
• Living Hope Mission plans fundraiser for Scenic Drive
• Border collies to herd ducks on Cuba square this weekend
• Bake sale set at Cuba Senior Center
• Sex Offender Compliance Check completed
• Canton siblings to sell calendars they created during Scenic Drive
• Lingle, Murphy chosen by DAR, SAR for awards
• 'Bark in the Park' raises $1,388 for Humane Society
• Providence church plans activities Oct. 2, 9 for Scenic Drive
• SRC Outreach to open Employability Skills Centers
• Canton Legion to host fish fry
• Vendor spots remain for Fall Spectacular Nov. 6 at Lincoln School
• South Park UMC to serve breakfast
• Cuba PTO volunteers to pump gas, wash windows at Casey's for donations for Cuba Elementary
• 'Grace Period' registration and voting to begin Oct. 6
• Historic Ellisville invited the public to its Scenic Drive attractions
• State Rep. Smith to host Senior Bingo
• Environmental group schedules meeting
• Macomb fire chief: 'The worst happened'
• Elllisville church to sell food during Scenic Drive on Oct. 2, 9
• School board panel sets session
• Historic scenes of Fulton County to air on cable Channel 22
• SRC offers GED classes
• High school dance set at recreation facility
• Canton Homecoming Chili Supper planned
• YMCA introduces new sports program director
• Lewistown woman killed after motorcycle hits deer
• Dickson Mounds to host talent on growing small fruits in garden
• Whitetalks Unlimited to hold banquet fundraiser in Canton
• Regular voter registration deadline is Oct. 5
• Canton School Board sets session about special ed for students in private, home schools
• County finance panel sets sessions
• Valley School Board to hold session about special ed for students in private, home schools
• Pork-chop cookout at Farm Bureau to benefit breast cancer fund
• Crisis intervention training offered for FMCS volunteers
• Farmington High School donates $7,500 to Easter Seals of Central Illinois
• Canton Legion to serve breakfast
• WMT Drainage District meeting set
• Yoga classes offered at YWCA
• YWCA van trips planned
• Illinois State Police reminds drivers to watch for slow-moving farm vehicles during harvest season
• Canton YMCA recognizes National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month
• UI Extension provides training for local government officials
• Nominating petitions available for Lewistown School Board
• Nominating petitions available for Spoon River College Board
• In case of bad weather Friday, Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Social will be held at 61 E. Side Square
• SRC arts group plans 'Night of Awesomeness' at Canton campus
• Free pizza party planned for youth Wednesday at Bryant Christian Church
• SRC Outreach offers classes about Internet, email
• Dodd wins pig raffle
• Playhouse to hold annual clean-up day
• Tape of Golf Ball Drop, festival contests to air on local cable Channel 22
• Emerald ash borer found in Champaign and Grundy counties
• Voter registration deadline is Oct. 5
• 'Rules of the Road' Review Course to be conducted
• Boggus to perform in Community Concert on Oct. 7 at Monmouth College Auditorium
• Smith to hold Canton town hall meeting
• Church window
• Providence Chapel to celebrate 150th anniversary Sept. 25
• Extension connection
• Nominating papers available for Cuba School Board election
• VOLUNTEERS TO HELP OTHERS FILL OUT TRIAD 'FILE OF LIFE'
• BUCKHEART TOWNSHIP BOARD SETS SPECIAL MEETING TO OKAY BIDS
• KEEP THE CLAYBERG COMMITTEE TO MEET
• ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT GROUP SESSION SET
• HOSPITAL TO HOST BLOOD DRIVE
• Seminar offered on organic foods
• Festival Horse Show winners announced
• Senior Moments scheduled Tuesday at Canton church
• Hickory Ridge show to feature cowboy stories and songs
• CSP still signing up IH retirees for aid on drug plan premiums
• Tape of historic scenes of Canton City Council to air on cable Channel 22
• Area church to hold baked potato bar, bake sale
• SRC Outreach Center offers paraprofessional class
• Three fatal crashes reported last month in ISP District 14
• Friendship Festival Baby Photo Contest winners announced
• County board finance panel to hold budget meetings
• Canton Development Corporation issues statement on sale of former golf course
• Canton Park officials issue statement on golf course
• Church to hold blood drive for regional blood center
• 40 et 8 group to kick off membership drive
• Norris church to hold pancake and sausage breakfast Sept. 18
• SRC board to meet at Canton campus
• Training seminar for weather watchers to be held at Health Department
• Extension website for kids, about gardening, honored
• Cuba Masonic Lodge to hold spaghetti dinner
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Horticulture telenet series to be held at Dickson Mounds
• YWCA Empowerment Center classes planned in both Canton and Lewistown
• United Way Golf Ball Drop tickets still available
• State agencies make arrests during Labor Day weekend
• One-session class on computer basics set at SRC Outreach Center
• Annual Kidzone Carnival to be held in Jones Park
• Extension roundup
• Public meetings set on Canton TIF proposals
• Wilson Wagon's annual Co-ed Softball Tourney planned at Cuba Park
• Open house at mission/teen center set in Cuba
• SRC welcomes new employees
• Canton group kicks off fundraising to help park district buy golf course
• IH whistle to blow Saturday to honor Class of '50 reunion
• Boil order issued as fire hydrant replaced
• Fire Fighter's Fall Fest to be held in Fairview
• Sunset to hold annual Hog Roast
• Keep the Clayberg panel to hold special meeting
• Local church to hold Trivia Bowl
• Rural Transportation group members offer to give presentations
• Farm Bureau to host Defensive Driving Class
• Extension roundup
• Health Department resumes paint recycling
• Canton School Board sets special session
• Tape about Canton Veteran's Memorial to air on cable Channel 22
• Canton High School Pom Pon Squad to hold pet food drive
• Extension connection
• SRC will be closed Friday so staff can attend training
• Annual Kidzone Carnival to be held in Jones Park
• Church window
• Area high school sports to air on Cable Channel 22
• Ribbon to be cut at new downtown site of Canton business, which also will host Business After Hours
• Hospital Service League to hold 2-day Purse Sale
• Hy-Vee to hold golf fundraiser for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
• Free program at Dickson Mounds to feature review of three seasons of area archeological excavation,
• Canton School Board nominating petitions to be available Sept. 21
• Guidelines set for free, reduced-price school meals
• Lewistown Homecoming activities planned
• Entries sought for Cuba Homecoming parade
• Correction
• Clarification
• Sessions reset due to holiday
• Illinois Department of Insurance to hold outreach event in Canton
• ISP District 14 arrests made in crackdown on impaired driving
• Dickson Mounds to host annual dulcimer concert
• Correction
• Cemetery board resets session
• Perbis to attend meeting of CACEI
• Canton Legion to hold Fish Fry
• White urges sober driving this weekend
• State police plan OREP detail in area
• Elmwood to hold 2010 Fall Festival
• Benefit planned at Spoon River College
• Correction
• Canton Park Board sets special session
• Tape of local historic scenes to air on cable
• Canton officials to review proposals on phone system
• Environmental group schedules session
• Spoon River Towers holds annual Seniors Health Fair
• Breast Cancer Survivors' Group session scheduled
• Alzheimer's Association program set on improving communication skills
• County Highway 6 reopens to traffic
• Church window
• Fall horticulture programs set at museum
• Cuba library to be closed for holiday
• Extension connection
• Regional magazine features story on Illinois River Road
• Winemaking history subject of SRC class
• 'Grande Pomodoro' search begins Monday
• Benefit for child set at Canton VFW
• Rep. Smith to host coffee shop stop
• Correction
• Vendors can still register to take part in this year's Scenic Drive in Canton
• Canton Legion to host breakfast
• Meeting to kick off streetscape plans
• Canton Park Board sets special session
• Open House set at Cuba Teen Center
• Scottish Rite to hold Fun Fest
• Unes urges tougher Illinois stance on illegal immigration
• Car wash to help fund SADD/SWAT projects
• Middlegrove Homecoming scheduled this Saturday
• Fulton County inmate dies in Peoria hospital
• Canton Rotary Club welcomes exchange student for this year
• Emerald Ash Borer expert available to make presentations
• College board to meet at Canton campus
• County board panels schedule sessions
• Benefits for homebound veterans discussed
• $14,300 raised at annual SRC Foundation Golf Tournament
• Truck preparedness clinic for farmers set
• Extension connection
• Ice cream social planned today at Norris Church
• Summer reading program ends at Farmington Library
• Nominating petitions for Canton alderman to be available Aug. 24
• Canton Water Dept. has temporary phone
• District 8 IAA meeting scheduled Monday
• Classes begin Monday at the YMCA
• Small businesses in Illinois may get $2,500 tax credit for each new worker hired
• Water main fixed; no boil order issued
• Simon, Democrat hopeful for lieutenant governor, to visit Canton
• Meeting reset
• Orientation for new SRC students reset for Thursday due to water main break
• Applegate to entertain at Dickson Mounds
• Taylor and the band Woody Pines to play in Canton
• Water main repairs under way
• Meeting canceled
• United Way to host Business After Hours
• Rep. Smith to host Small Business Roundtable at Graham Hospital
• Rep. Smith to host town hall meeting in Farmington
• Residential paint recycling program for area to resume
• Tape of talk given by Bill Cook to air
• Correction
• City officials set session on police union contract
• Use pesticides safely this gardening season
• Tailgate Dinner Auction set for Farmington YMCA
• Motivational seminar announced by Canton chamber
• Trees: The Ultimate Survivors
• LEWISTOWN CHURCH ORGANIZES BACK TOSCHOOL PRAYER SERVICE
• Clayberg to host country singer
• YWCA offers womens self defense class
• CALVARY BAPTIST TO HOLD COUNTRY CARNIVAL
• CORRECTION
• SOUTH PARK CHURCH TO HOLD ICE CREAM SOCIAL
• MOUNTAIN DULCIMER WORKSHOPS AT DICKSON MOUNDS
• DUCKS UNLIMITED WILL HOLD BANQUET IN SEPTEMBER
• Claybergh holds Red Hat Tea
• WESTVIEW TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE FOR KINDERGARTNERS AND FAMILIES
• LEWISTOWN CHURCH ORGANIZES BACK TO SCHOOL PRAYER SERVICE
• REGISTRATION OPEN FOR ANNIE’S PROJECT
• FULTON COUNTY VETERANS ASSISTANCE COMMISSION TO MEET
• FRESHMAN ORIENTATION SET FOR THURSDAY
• BENEFIT TO BE HELD FOR ERICH THOMPSON
• FCRC TO HOLD CAR WASH SATURDAY
• TAPE OF COOK OPEN HOUSE TO AIR
• VOLUNTEERS ARE SOUGHT FOR AVON FAT STEER SHOW
• CORRECTION
• KEEP THE CLAYBERG COMMITTEE TO HOLD SPECIAL MEETING
• GRAHAM HOSPITAL SERVICE LEAGUE TO HOLD CARD/GAME PARTY
• SPOON RIVER TOWERS TO HOST HEALTH FAIR FOR SENIORS FOR FREE
• SENIOR MOMENTS TO BE HELD AT SOUTH PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
• CANTON VETERAN’S MEMORIAL COMMITTEE TO MEET
• Kiwanis supports project to build Canton Veteran’s Memorial
• U of I researchers confirm waterhemp’s resistance to HPPD-inhibiting herbicides
• Fulton County Farm Bureau announces events
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Help kids practice money skills
• Friendship Festival Queen Pageant set Saturday, Aug. 14
• Annual Bernadotte Fish Fry scheduled at Bernadotte Park
• U.S Sen. Durbin to visit Canton on Sunday
• Registration, orientation set at Lewistown High School
• Orientation sessions set at SRC campuses
• Area church to hold Trivia Bowl in Canton
• Nonprofit groups at risk of losing tax-exempt status
• Familty fun event set at Avon Avcom Park
• Pick tree-ripe peaches for best flavor, quality
• Perseids meteor shower viewing planned at Thompson Lake landing at Emiquon
• SRC extends hours
• Red Cross blood drive set at Farmington church
• Environmental group sets session
• Fulton County 4-H Horse Show planned Saturday, Aug. 7
• Summer Music in the Park event set Friday
• Tape of CHS Hall of Fame induction event to air on cable Channel 22
• Town hall meeting planned due to purchase of real property
• Rep. Smith to host phone bill clinics, Lewistown event
• Cemetery board resets session
• Correction
• Red Cross offers training course for babysitters
• Cong. Hare secures $1 million for I-74 bridge, will host telephone town hall meeting Monday
• Trail mix considered ideal snack
• Deadline extended to submit entries for Friendship Festival Baby Photo Contest
• Church window
• Extension connection
• Large crowd gathers for evening of fun at the Fair
• General sign-up for CRP will run Aug. 2 through 27
• Program to provide free H1N1 immunizations to end
• Goyen to sell bricks for Veterans Memorial at Lakeland Park
• Rotary Club members to help sign up Canton residents for recycling program Saturday at Walmart
• 'Rules of the Road' Review Course to be held
• In garden, some bugs ‘good guys’
• Tape of current, 1998 scenes of Canton square area to air on cable Channel 22
• Tips offered to control pond weeds
• Clothes swap event called Cuba's Closet set at Cuba Senior Center
• Section 12 FFA Livestock Show set Saturday at fairgrounds
• Corrections
• Community Action board sets session
• Rep. Smith to hold 'coffee shop stop'
• Cuba public library to close for vacations, maintenance
• Fulton County VAC sets session
• Tour of Canton Lake, Copperas Creek to air on cable Channel 22
• State Rep. Smith to hold community shred day
• Correction
• County ESDA, ISARC to hold search and rescue training at SRC in August
• Benefit for Maquon girl, 14, planned
• Swim lessons offered at Big Creek Park Pool
• Community Concert Board holds annual meeting, extends membership drive to Sept. 1
• College board approves measure to issue bonds
• Summer Music in the Park event scheduled Friday in Jones Park
• Ensinger appointed probation officer
• Church to hold ice cream social
• SRC offers fall ‘minimester’
• Correction
• CSHS Class 1956 plans luncheon
• SRC offers class on social networking
• Around the Square
• Canton Elks Lodge sets up named endowed scholarship
• Open house set at Cook Canton plant
• Extension connection
• Church window
• Concert set in Cuba City Park
• SRC offers honors program
• Farm Bureau roundup
• Illinois River Road Scenic Byway new assets to promote the region
• Common tomato problems examined
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