Macomb, IL News

• Macomb, IL News
• PAC Presentation June 1
• Reading Tutors Available This Fall
• Officers Receive Commendation for Saving Student's Life
• Miretzky: Outstanding Leadership in Diversity
• Interview Set: Assoc. Provost (Budget, Planning, Personnel and Technology)
• RPTA Faculty Donates Raffle Prize to Help Student Club
• Western Illinois Small Business Development Center Helping Jump-Start Local Economies
• Chi Omega Dishes for Wishes Fundraiser
• Undergraduate Student Research Winners Named
• WIU Brass Ensemble Concert April 24
• BFA Exhibit by WIU’s Beth Clothier
• BFA Exhibit by WIU's Jeff Miller
• Doktor Kaboom! April 19
• Mock DUI April 20
• Macomb Campus Master Plan Open Forums April 23-24
• WIU Orchestra/Choirs Masterworks Concert April 21
• WIU Annual Symposium Winners Announced
• CANCELLED: "Cocktails with Larry Miller" April 12
• Digital Commons Open House April 26
• Annual Report Presentations
• Bierman Appointed Budget Director
• McNabb: Honors College Associate Director
• Update 2: COFAC Dean Interviews
• The Meltdown of the Melting Pot
• Six Schools Selected for IL Wind for Schools Program
• Moral Education Presentation at WIU-QC April 26
• Annual WIU Technology Education Exhibit May 4
• Clark Named OPS Interim Director
• Annual Environmental Summit Set for April 3, 4
• Nominations for Employee Recognition Awards Due by April 6
• Late Night at the Rec March 30
• WIU Social: Adler Planetarium
• Celebrating Disability Culture Day March 28
• Faculty Violin Recital March 21
• Steam Shutdown March 11-14
• Macomb Campus Master Plan Open Forums
• Short Story Author Manuel Muñoz Reading March 22 at WIU
• The Hunt Family March 22
• WIU Alumnus Neil Styczynski is CAS "Professor of the Day"
• Words Matter
• Spring Break Safety
• Leathernecks BBall Men in Finals 8 p.m. 3/6
• Freshman Honors Cohort Established at WIU-QC
• Patterson Named Interim Assistant Dean at WIU Quad Cities
• WIU Concerto Concert March 2
• WIU Choirs Spring Concert March 4
• Col. Rock III (Rocky) Turns Two
• Think Purple, Think Summer, Think Western
• "Connected" Film: Theme Speakers Series
• Nominations: Phi Kappa Phi Faculty Initiates
• Supply Chain Management Day in the Quad Cities March 6
• English Honor Society Wins International Award
• Nick Padgett Named 2012 Distinguished Alumnus by WIU College of Business and Technology
• Leathernecks in Training Kicks Off Today
• WIU FOP Fund Drive Underway
• Internal Search: VPAS
• Weather Advisory: WIU-Macomb
• Colley: Asst. Director of Physical Plant
• 2011 Fall Dean's List
• FY'12 Cash Flow Update [12/14/11]
• Brattain Transfer Scholarship Established at WIU
• Western Illinois University Archives Offers Unique Holiday Gift Idea
• Hawkinson Named Provost
• Self-Guided Holiday Light Show At WIU Greek Chapter Houses to be Held Monday
• UHDS Staff, Students Earn Top Honors
• Free Tutoring for Students in Grades 7-12
• WIU and MDH Partner for Art Exhibits
• Email, Campus Internet Unavailable Nov. 20
• Adams/Ward Streets Closure
• MHS Senior Matthew Cook Selected for WIU Scholarship
• U.S. Cellular to offer free device workshop in Macomb
• UAASC Director Interviews
• Coker: Physical Plant Interim Director
• PSA Gala Nov. 12, At the Oscars
• WIU Student Talent Grant Awards Show Oct. 25- Nov. 17
• WIU Brass Ensemble Concert November 1
• Irv and Connie Berg Open House, Memorial Nov. 5
• WIU Alumna/Researcher to Present "Adolescence Neurobehavioral Characteristics... ...
• Keithley: Outstanding Adviser
• "Spotlight" Series Showcases Grant-Funded Research and Student Opportunities
• Safe Trick-or-Treating
• Danner: October EOM
• Dunstan Farewell Reception
• Darnell Farewell Reception
• Homeland Security Lecture Series
• Economics Panel
• GA for Retention Position Established
• "The Big Picture" 2011
• Provost Interviews Scheduled
• 5th Annual Forensics Exhibit and Speaker Series
• "Think Purple" Campaign Brings Together Town and Gown
• Magician Mike Super to Perform at WIU Oct. 6
• BOT to Act on FY'13 Budget
• Get Your Purple On!
• Big Picture Sept. 26
• PAC Presentation Sept. 26
• Jones: Development Director
• Bomb Squad Training: Wetzel Hall
• U.S. Cellular's Calling All Communities campaign launches Sept. 9
• Secure Wireless
• National Payroll Week
• Investiture, Inaugural Address: Founders' Day Sept. 23
• Back to School for Macomb - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• "Boxes of Thanks" Fundraiser
• CUPP Block Party Aug. 24
• Veterans Resource Center Open House 8/24
• President Thomas' Welcome - Fall 2011
• OPS, MPD Team Up
• Chambers: July EOM
• Parsons: Interim Associate Provost
• Lindahl Supports PAC
• REVISION: Hanson Field Gets Synthetic Surface
• Roegge Announces Retirement
• Brown: June EOM
• Jones Receives NAFSA Award
• BOT Mtg Revision
• First Tee 2011
• MHS Students Learn the Ins and Outs of Go West
• WIU: Presidential Honor Roll for Community Service
• Summer Science Program for HS Students
• Dealing with Difference Institute
• IDVA Veterans Education Award
• PAC Program Moved to Recital Hall
• Beal: EOM
• Letter to WIU Students
• Course Management Software Presentations
• Annual Report Presentations
• C and Browne Lots Parking: April 26
• Spring Gala Dance Concert April 28-30
• UTV Employee Discovers Authentic Lincoln Signature
• IBHE Approves Linc-Wash Renovations; Hanson Field Scoreboard, Turf Projects
• COEHS 2011 Distinguished Alum Larry Johnson; Will Deliver Talk on Education Politics April 29
• Summer Session '11
• Goldfarb: Honorary Alumni
• Alumni vs. Student Basketball Game
• 2011 Western Illinois Senior Olympics April 29-30
• Celebrating Disabilities Week: April 4-8
• Award-Winning Journalist to Visit WIU for Journalism Day
• Green Expo
• 2011 Dealing with Difference Institute
• Biology Professors Receive IDNR Grants
• Col. Rock III Celebrates First Birthday
• February EOM: Bodenhamer
• COEHS Dean Interviews
• WIU FOP Fund Drive
• Advisory Update: WIU-Macomb, QC [5:25 a.m., 2/25]
• WIU Jazz Festival Results Announced
• WIU's 20th Annual Pre-Law Symposium February 21
• RPTA Showcase
• WIU: Charter Member of Veterans Honor Society
• Accreditation Team On-Site Schedule
• Environmental Summit
• J.Q. Adams: 2011 DFL
• WIU-Macomb, QC Internet Service
• WIU-MACOMB, WIU-QC Closed [Posted 6 a.m. 2/1/11]
• IIRA to Host Community Economic Development Conference in Peoria March 9 and 10
• Family Music Classes Offer Two Sessions
• Billeter: January EOM
• McMurtery Recital Set as Scheduled Jan. 27 in COFAC Recital Hall
• Fencing Club Meeting Jan. 27
• Ethics Officer Change
• Free Flu Shots for Faculty and Staff
• John McMurtery and Ashlee Mack Guest Artists Jan. 27
• Local Organists, Handbell Choirs Present Hymn Festival January 30
• Spend Your Summer with Western
• WIU Brassfest January 23
• Note to Returning Students
• Flu Shot Clinics for Students This Month
• BOT to Name New President Jan. 18
• Weather Announcement Procedures
• WIU: Carnegie Community Engagement Classification
• Dean's List for Fall 2010
• Myers: December EOM
• WIU, IECC Forge Partnership
• Environmental Summit '11
• Hertz December Promo for WIU Program
• WIU Acknowledges Rep. Rich Myers
• JSO 12/6 Fundraiser: WWII Vets Honor Flights
• Alumni Achievement, Int'l Alumnus Recipients
• OSA/WAVE Angel Tree
• Internet Bandwidth in Res Halls Increased
• 3 Leathernecks Vie for FCS Awards
• Water Shut Off WH, SRC, Grote
• Biswell: November EOM
• Rural Illinois Perspectives
• Edward Bridge, Student Laureate
• 11/20 President's Tent Moved to Murray St. Cafe
• CMS Restored (11 a.m.)
• 26 WIU Students Inducted into Business Honorary
• Zimbra Restored; CMS Unavailable
• Zimbra E-Mail; CMS Unavailable
• ROTC Turkey Shoot and Canned Food Drive Nov. 18
• "Plain Folk" Documentary Screening 11/18
• 11/16/10 - FBI Arrest
• Benny Kim w/ Miami Quartet Nov. 17
• Canines, Handlers, Techs to Participate in Training Exercises at WIU
• WIU Broadcasting Students Give Fans Chance to be a Part of Play-by-Play
• Reward Update
• Update: Higgins Hall Open [12:20 a.m.]
• McClean Nears MAPPING Program Completion with IL Institute for Rural Affairs
• 11/12/10: Increased Residence Hall Security
• WIU President Goldfarb Addresses Recent Threats
• Town Hall Meeting Scheduled in Response to Threats
• Threats Update: FBI On Campus [11/11/10]
• Timely Warning: Armed Robbery [11/10/10]
• Bomb Threat Update: Higgins Open [8:50 p.m.]
• Crime Stoppers Joins Search Effort
• WIU Madrigal Dinner December 3-4
• Letter to Campus Community, Family and Friends
• West Dining Center Closed
• Bomb Threat Update: Thompson Hall Open [Posted 5:05 p.m.]
• Threats FAQs [11/9/10]
• University Theatre to Present "Cabaret" Nov. 10-13
• WIU Holiday Festival of Choirs
• Presidential Search Interviews Set
• FY '11 Cash Flow Update [11/9/10]
• Multicultural Center Achieves LEED Certification
• Lincoln: Revolutionary Leader Nov. 11
• National Nontraditional Student Week
• Bomb Threat Update: Tanner Hall Open [Posted 4:30 p.m.]
• German Concertmaster in Residence in WIU School of Music
• Stuff the Bus Food Drive Nov. 9
• Panel and Lecture Nov. 9; Revisiting the Midterm Elections
• Garbo Retirement Reception Nov. 12
• 'Marriage Equality after Prop 8' Nov. 9 at Malpass Library
• Freelance Writer to Speak at WIU November 10
• Bomb Threat Tanner Hall; Bldg. Evacuated (1:40 p.m.)
• WIU BCA Features Masters of Chamber Music Series Nov. 9-10
• Founder of Top Hispanic-owned Companies Gives to WIU-QC Students
• Western Walks Raises $500 for Samaritan Well
• WIU-QC Announces Campaign Focus
• WIU, Dot Foods Partnership
• Steam Tunnel Project and Heating Plant Upgrade
• WIU-QC 60th St. Bldg to Re-Open 8 a.m.
• PCF Program Is Finalist in Natl. UEDA Competition
• "Come Write In!" Nov. 6 and 13 at Malpass
• Veterans Day Events
• WIU Community Responds to Survey about Macomb's Downtown Square
• Murray St. Closure
• CBT Exec in Residence
• Partnership with AG's Office Demonstrates Social Responsibility
• PAS Gala Nov. 13
• School of Music Faculty Recital Oct. 31 by Michael Stryker
• Shakespeare (Abridged), Comedy Sketches Nov. 3-4
• Mossman Named English and Journalism Chair
• WIU Announces $60 Million Campaign
• "Inside/Outside" Exhibit at Art Gallery
• Reception to Honor President Goldfarb, Art Dedication
• Cultural Expressions Performance Oct. 27
• Grad Prep Days Nov. 4 and 5
• Lincoln: Civil Liberties in Wartime Oct. 27
• "Effortless Transformation" at Horn Lodge Nov. 6
• School of Ag Open House Oct. 30
• Halloween Concert 6:30pm Oct. 29
• A windfall for the county
• Macomb School Board opts for $11.2 million levy
• A lesson in the ghostly
• WIU forestry students plant trees at Oakwood
• Macomb schools closed after water main break
• Roadshow returns to Macomb to buy
• Water main break closes Macomb schools
• Smithsonian exhibit opens Saturday
• Hike in county employee health insurance rates recommended
• Bricker set to leave the County Board
• Lt. Gov. hopeful Plummer visits Macomb
• B-PC sets tentative $2.3 levy
• The Diveheart Way
• WIRC-CAA Victim Services mock trial set for Monday
• Taking Back the Night
• Donations make soccer field a reality
• Chamber forum pushes sales tax vote
• Open house held Sunday at Vishnu Springs in rural Tennessee
• A stout success
• Girl Scouts plant peace pole
• Grammy-Nominated Borealis Wind Qunitet Visits WIU Oct. 21
• IIRA to Sponsor Wind-Monitoring Program at Wilmington (IL) School District
• 'Love Your Body Day' Oct. 20
• WIU Libraries Commemorate Open Access Week (Oct. 18-24)
• Walters Projects Animation of Masks
• Terrorist Threats Panel Presentation Oct. 29
• "Charisma 101" Will Prep Students Who Plan to Enter Corporate America
• Spring Fever in the Fall Oct. 25
• Students Holding 50/50 Raffle to Benefit Local Food Pantries
• WIU Continues Partnership with DCFS
• Election 2010 Discussion
• Symphonic Wind Ensemble Concert Oct. 15
• Digital Humanities Expert to Speak on Campus
• "One of Most Innovative in U.S.": Peace Corps/AmeriCorps Program at WIU
• Teachers Seminar Offered at WIU-Quad Cities Oct. 23
• WIU Homeless Symposium Oct. 29; Registration Due by Oct. 22
• Plain Folk' Screening Postponed
• N. Miczo: Thompson Prof. Lecture Oct. 20
• Case Writer-in-Residence Oct. 18-22
• WIU Named Best for Vets College
• Illini West/Carthage, Macomb High Take Top Honors at WIU Marching Band Classic
• WIU Student Music Teachers' Promise to Practice Week
• New EIS Grad Program Options
• Phi Rho Eta Fraternity Sponsors Talk about American Dream and African Americans Oct. 14
• Take A Swing at WIU's ROTC Car Smash Fundraiser
• Performing Arts Society Beerfest 2010 Oct. 16
• Take Back the Night Oct. 14
• BFA Musical Theatre Concert Oct. 10
• Alum to Deliver Sports Participation Comparison (Spain and U.S.) Lecture Oct. 14
• Oct. 13 Listening Party Provides Opportunity to Experience Different Music Genres
• Entry Deadline Nov. 18 for WIU Triennial Photographic Competition
• Libraries' Forensics Exhibit/Speaker Series Oct. 15-Nov. 15
• Diveheart Oct. 13: Pool Demo Change
• Lincoln Exhibit: War President Panel Oct. 13
• ROTC Annual Pumpkin Pistol Shoot Oct. 28
• WIU's ROTC Raffles An Apple iPAD
• BCA Presents "Spring Awakening" Oct. 15 at Western Hall
• Zscheck: October EOM
• 'Stop Domestic Violence' Presentation Oct. 20
• City to knock down buildings
• The last move-in
• Threatened pine trees force Labor Day changes
• Winning at the big show
• Board OKs Zone changes
• Leaving a positive image
• Bushnell water tower leak found
• Macomb Park Board looks at ice rink
• The fireworks are back
• Part of Ward Street open to local traffic
• Ridership record looming
• MHS: Outfitting the band
• Lemonade brings lessons of summer
• Bushnell woman killed in Friday night accident involving ATV, go-kart
• County drops water request
• County food stamp use on the rise
• Blandin House starts fundraiser for continued renovations
• Macomb Planning Commission votes for residential rezoning
• Learning to protect others
• Sending along some pieces of a hometown
• Bringing honor with color
• City looks at N. Pearl ‘swamp’
• Macomb to Peoria for $130,000
• Five injured in Friday night accident
• Local St. Jude runners head for Peoria
• Calling all teachers
• V.A. Office celebrates 10th year of free medical rides seeks more volunteers
• Overnight theft, arson in Good Hope
• Vacation Bible School at Bushnell First Baptist
• Rutherford calls for cuts if made treasurer
• Freemasons, ISP keeping kids safe
• Bushnell may give up keys for coins
• Sales tax on holiday in Illinois
• Flags for all
• Council votes on liquor license
• The apples return to the tree
• A two-county development
• DNA gathered locally solves multiple burglaries
• District to conduct climate survey
• Labor Day festivities won’t see fireworks
• Performing Arts Society's Diamonds and Denim is Aug. 7
• Safe schools seek funding
• Residents share neighborhood anxieties
• Shade Tree Village Mobile Home Park scheduled to close to residents Sunday
• A million miles of mail
• Dogs cool off at McDonough County Humane Society’s Pet Wash
• County gets wind farm update
• South Ward project on schedule
• Enterprise Zone could expand past county lines
• A cook-out in tribute
• New soccer field underway
• County exploring tattoo ordinance
• New legislation forces Committee of 10 to rethink timeline
• Early Beginnings receives help from United Way
• Alleged sex offender found in Table Grove
• Mallory Hoyt Benefit set for Saturday
• Kari Busard Photography joins Bonnie’s Bridal
• Council to hear bistro application
• Chicago to K.C. route ready to open
• Horse Show wraps up annual 4-H Fair
• Council denies property split
• Water main transfers ongoing
• State owes Macomb over $500K
• State closes tourism centers
• Trailer auction generating interest
• City wins $6.7 million for transit
• Macomb Heritage Days

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