Princeton, IL News

• Princeton, IL News
• All in their places ...
• Those who buy together, save together
• Another sweet season of Lunch in the Park
• ‘Thank you, world, for letting me answer the call’
• Sprucing up Darius Miller
• 3 ... 2 ... 1 ... Blast off!
• Neponset cleanup day
• Understanding special education
• FOS to offer reduced spay/neuter services
• Working hard to grow soy markets

• Area towns will celebrate Memorial Day with services
• Agricultural summary
• Officials issue statements on beef safety
• Equine operations now eligible for emergency loans
• Soybeans as new market driver
• 'We didn't miss a beat'
• Boil order lifted
• City clerk’s office to close Monday
• Boil order in Dover
• U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald stepping down
• Taking care of ‘buildings’
• Understanding special education
• A current of work
• Muskrat love?
• When your life depends on it
• Council commends police officers
• Parrish and the park board
• Emerald ash borer 
is on the move
• Health department releases food scores
• Neponset Village Board
• 125 years and still going strong!
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• First Person - Jan Martin
• Rojo pleads guilty
• Siebert gets jail sentence, probation
• Suffering from chronic pain?
• After the fire ...
• Castelein named 
secretary/treasurer 
of the ABO
• Transportation meeting is Friday
• ‘Opportunity Knocks’ reaches goal
• Stan Wolf named realtor award recipient
• Remembering those who died
• Auction calendar
• Teens and texting: The deadly truth
• Yesterday’s memories equals today’s lessons
• Bridging the gap
• Park Board analyzes Metro Center budget
• Future car enthusiast
• Happy birthday Bureau County
• Reliving the past
• Old home makes way for progress
• Summer programs begin this week in Princeton
• Harold E. Russell Post announces Memorial Day schedule
• Bureau Memorial Day services
• New trees at Greenwood Cemetery
• Graduation 2012
• What is your best high school memory?
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• It’s all in your head
• Happy birthday Bureau County!
• Did you ever see one sitting still?
• What will the new JFK look like?
• Turning the page at the Princeton Public Library
• Firefighters Poker Run scheduled
• 52 new Social Security 
compassionate allowances are announced
• Tea Party to meet Tuesday
• Taco fundraiser helps youth mission trip
• May Crop Report released
• Soybean crop increases; supply to dip to historic low
• Tree Assistance Program eligibility requirements
• Litherland named Teacher of the Year finalist
• Keeping fresh air fresh
• Agricultural summary
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Burglars hit Sheffield
• DePue wants just a few more days
• Happy birthday Bureau County!
• Up, up and away!
• Lee County rejects new wind rules
• Get Your Rear in Gear in Ladd
• Spring cleaning in Bureau County
• Farmers Market set to open
• Students learn about instruments
• More recycling options out there
• First Person
• Bait shop opens in Tiskilwa
• PNBC releases first quarter report
• Auction Calendar
• Illinois issues reminders on Child Labor Laws
• Teach kids how to stay safe on social networks
• Bureau County Fair 2012
• Grand jury returns several indictments
• Looking for a new good man
• Community walk planned for suicide prevention
• Cuts threatened for child care providers
• ADM to the rescue!
• Community outreach
• Friends of Strays 
fundraiser
• Homestead couples gearing up for another festival
• Democrats caucus in candidates for November races
• Parsley, sage, rosemary and ... basil
• Shred Day
• Sunday was Mother’s Day, what was the most important thing your mom taught you?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Photos From You
• A trip down Memory Lane
• SVHA to meet
• Economic update topic for May NCILC meeting
• Cutting hours to prevent some closures
• Coroner salary under review
• ‘70-80-70’
• Shooting for the sky
• Down the drain ...
• Concerts in Dalzell?
• Want to be Miss Bureau County Fair Queen?
• ‘Cultivators of the earth are the most valuable citizens’
• Anderson Power Equipment announces winners
• Ag Service Award nominees sought
• Mel Foster Co. moves office
 in Princeton
• Showing off in their finest
• Logan eighth-graders' trip to Washington D.C.
• Agricultural summary for May 7
• ‘I will honor their decision’
• Dixon comptroller pleads not guilty
• Banks: Tax hike won’t fix it
• Spring Fling entertainment at St. Louis
• School bell rings for Bureau Township alumni
• Road work on Tiskilwa’s agenda
• Water, electricity and CDAP
• Princeton Electric receives national honors
• DePue man arrested
• Ohio couple arrested on felony drug deliveries
• First Person
• Ace CEO speaks to Princeton Rotary
• 500 miles for St. Jude’s
• Publishing firm raising funds 
for cancer research
• Dancing away
• The best of the best pudding
• Plenty to sing about at the Gateway Cafe
• PMH recognizes EMS Week
• Auction Calendar
• Board: 'Thou shalt not'
• Almost show time
• Bureau County by the numbers
• Park board says good-bye to lean budget
• Let the games begin
• And the grand marshal is ...
• Practice drill
• WUNT nears on-air date
• Driver’s review course offered
• With a peep, peep here ...
• Sunset Ridge sponsors Walk for the Cure
• How high the moon?
• How do you define success?
• Putting millions into Hall
• Emergency! Drills set for Walnut and DePue
• Commandment comments ...
• Princeton Chamber celebrates ... Cinco de Mayo style
• A parade of plaques at the Princeton chamber annual dinner
• Gateway Services to host iPad workshop
• Sweet hour of prayer
• Canal project moves forward
• Marshals take over Crundwell property, horses
• No action expected on monument
• Farm Bureau donates to Bureau County Extension
• Pork on your fork
• Family portrait offer
• Princeton’s Virgil Fox, world renown organist
• Lightning sends students home
• Who turned out the lights?
• The Ten Commandments
• Coming in for a landing
• Winter Solstice is shining bright
• PHS announces Top 10 academic students
• Hall names 2012 Top 10
• When the moon hits your eye
• On ... off ... now what?
• Moose dance is Friday
• Chief AJ coming to McNabb
• First Person
• ‘Aden’ ... and repairing
• Horwitz attends USDA roundtable
• Colby is new physician assistant
• Yepsen attends 
conference
• Hopps named Realtor of Year
• Mobile hydrostatic body fat 
testing clinic coming to Sterling
• 132 years and still drilling
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Auction Caledar
• Cain: 'No extra frills'
• Power restored in Princeton
• Immunizations at the health department
• Closing St. Patrick’s?
• Arrests in Walnut
• They’re 
drinking 
what?
• Pro wrestling event benefits Easter Seals
• Tar Wars poster winners honored
• Stamping out hunger
• ‘Take-Back Day’
• Leaving the scene of an accident?
• The Princeton Park District and Easter Seals of LaSalle/Bureau counties partnered to hold a half-marathon on Saturday. What motivates you to keep going in a marathon event?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• PHS administrators change positions
• ‘The Cues and Clues of Trauma’
• All the colors of springtime
• Possible reprieve for eight local post offices
• Brush fire at outskirts of Oakland Cemetery
• Going paperless
• Playing to prevent obesity
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• SV to begin street work
• Ohio schools support TIF extension
• 'Adventures of Henry' returns
• Clerk’s office to conduct lottery
• Agricultural summary for April 23
• Farm Bureaus to sponsor Tractor Trek
• Ag in the Classroom golf outing
• Cruising the Chicago River
• Dixon fires Crundwell
• Sheffield donation jar thief pleads guilty
• Singing the blues in Van Orin
• PES/PHS reach agreement on curriculum coordinator
• Smith: Not a fancy program
• More developments at Citizens
• Extending the enterprise zones
• Princeton National Bancorp and NASDAQ
• Celebrating the children
• Telling the story
• Mineral landmark comes tumbling down
• Transportation Committee to meet
• Going to the dogs
• Princeton cleanup is May 7-14
• Seed give-away
• Out of the ashes ...
• Benefit garage sale
• Water shut-off in Ladd
• Ingersoll Rand marks Earth Day
• Beck Oil supports local food pantry with donation
• LHTBM comes to Princeton
• Love Holy Trinity Blessed Mission in the media
• From school to station
• No more skin at Hall
• For the children
• Up, up and away!
• 16th District hopeful 
seeking nods for ballot
• For the hungry and the lonely ...
• Starting young
• In light of a recent request to put a Ten Commandments monument on the Bureau County Courthouse lawn, do you think this is a good idea?
• Photos From You
• A Garden Affair
• Historic Wyanet bridge finds new home
• Thou shalt or shalt not ?
• Could it happen here?
• A book lover’s dream ...
• State puts the brakes on transportation $$$
• Playing on the hometown stage
• Giving students more options
• Keeping BV students safe
• Going to the dogs
• Bidding opportunities for the Illinois Jobs Now!
• Summer Agricultural Institute for educators is planned June 26-27
• April 15-21 is National Volunteer Week
• 4-H Horsebowl and Hippology Team qualifies for state competition
• Kewanee Hospital honors employees
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Perform grain quality checks
• PMH earns accreditation
• Farmers vote to increase corn check-off
• Illinois Products Expo sets attendance and sales records
• Citizens group seeks challenger for Kinzinger
• Grand jury returns 
several indictments
• Millions and millions gone!
• No show: No pay
• BV Board: No to technology upgrade
• ‘Nothing is not Something’
• Chain of command
• Park board 
rejects proposal
• PNBC reports net loss in 2011
• First Person
• In the incubator ...
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Marching (and shaving) for the babies
• Schmidt enters guilty plea
• Cady earns NCC credential
• University of Illinois Extension celebrates National Volunteer Week
• Applications accepted for 30th annual Governor’s Hometown Awards
• April is Fair Housing Month
• Auction Calendar
• April is Safe Digging Month
• Red Devils sweep Trojans
• Board turns off skate park’s lights
• Letting the jurors ask the questions
• On the prowl ... already
• Digging into spring
• Keeping it in the family
• Art show reception
• National Library Week was celebrated last week. Who is one of your favorite authors?
• Photos From You
• Remembering those who went before
• I-80 Railport Project is topic of NCILC meeting
• Spring Valley to 
flush water mains
• Concerts in Dalzell?
• The Route 89 Bridge Project
• The burning issue
• Taking Back the Night
• The voyage of a lifetime
• Celebrating National Telecommunicators Week
• Boys will be boys
• Dis-charge!
• SVHA to meet
• Kinzinger to hold traveling office hours
• BV and Agriculture Legislative Day
• Photo contributed BV and Agriculture Le
• Molln wins 1st Farm Credit Services scholarship
• Cattlemen care
• Memories of Ohio’s Dick Swanson
• Concerts in Dalzell?
• Sissel resigns from Wyanet Board
• Putting a tighter leash on dogs
• Old 
electronics: Begone!
• Iron Chefs in the making at Bureau Valley High School
• School libraries get state $$$
• In good hands ...
• Lagoon still an issue in SV
• First Person
• Health dept. releases food scores
• New Amtrak station opens in Kewanee
• Photos From You
• Tiskilwa will sell its library ... to the library
• SV holds public hearing on energy rates
• Bridge construction to begin on Route 26
• PHS program looks at underage drinking
• Princeton police issue reminders
• Water main flushing in Princeton
• Doran resigns from Freedom House
• Brush pick up in Ladd
• Anderson retires as CGH president
• Food service course set for April 27-28
• Peru-Waltham Mutual named to President's Club
• Coming down the tracks
• Protecting their own
• Bureau County: 25th out of 102
• Up close and personal with the Easter Bunny
• PMH Auxiliary book fair
• ATV accident injures five Princeton boys
• What’s the best thing you did during spring break?
• One on one with Citizens
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Have rakes, will travel
• Rules of the Road review course
• Taking back the night
• Bureau County health
• Global warming turns up the heat
• Easter finery
• Crime Stoppers offers reward
• Crime Stoppers offers reward
• What is your favorite Easter memory?
• Lift high the cross
• BV FFA competes at livestock contest
• Keeping farm kids safe
• A trip down Memory Lane
• One on one with Citizens
• Poetry in motion at Bureau Valley
• Joining the USDA Minority Farm Register
• ISA issues Cuba mission advisory
• March hog report released
• Soy Checkoff Survey looks at importance of soy components
• Illinois farmers testify during Farm Bill hearing
• Selby Township Library open house
• Water/sewer meeting in Spring Valley
• Corn acreage is big news in USDA planting report
• FSA announces application period for BCAP
• USDA expects 75-year-high corn acreage in 2012
• ‘You’ve been lucky’
• Marketing $$$ hit the mark
• Spring means new babies
• How much for a couple?
• Speed bumps and stop signs
• IDOT hosts public meeting on Route 89 bridge
• Clean up day in Buda
• Ruling on the wind
• Service with a smile for 100 years
• 2,000 hams + 20 years = A generous organization
• Saturday's Easter egg hunts
• Breakfast seminar
• General CRP sign-up continues until Friday
• Local prom dress design goes national
• Spring Valley City Bank honored
• 1940 Census records released
• Auction Calendar
• Illinois farmland values, rents continue upward spiral
• 88 percent
• Finder’s keepers ... puppy treaters
• Coverage in the courtroom
• Getting a head start on the Easter Bunny
• Preserving the past for the future
• Friday festivities at BVHS benefit local food pantries
• Clerk’s office to close Friday
• Authorities investigating alleged Seatonville stabbing
• Photos From You
• Two doors down ...
• BCHA to host open house at Princeton Hi-Rise
• Leepertown dissolution approved
• Celebrating Palm Sunday
• More than just a ‘name on a piece of paper’
• Remembering his roots
• State offers debt collection service
• Red Cross thanks volunteers
• Cemetery clean up
• FSA implementing 
electronic communication
• AFBF supports farm truck measures in transportation bill
• Energy wind farm to make case
• Speaking pig Latin
• BV FFA attends district Record Book interviews
• Photos From You
• Distance riding clinic is April 7
• PHS announces staff changes
• Westbound Interstate 80 lanes to be closed
• Wind energy: Setback would be state’s longest
• PES cuts program
• Sludge equals $$$$$$$$$$
• Playing in Peoria
• Swanberg publishes second book
• Fudge: A sweet fundraiser
• Cosgrove’s celebrates 100 years
• Church plans outreach for single moms
• Prairie Repose cleanup
• Heralding its message at WCIC
• Ladd man arrested after investigation
• Drug search conducted at Hall Tuesday
• First Person
• Flowers By Julia earns FTD award
• Open for breakfast
• The thrill of the hunt ... Easter egg hunt
• DePue School to host Community Empowerment Event
• Food manager course is April 11
• Hospitals focus on community needs
• Auction Calendar
• Top tax tips from the BBB
• Bingo beginners
• Church fundraisers provide good eats around the county
• Bridal showcase
• What was the best part of the Spring Valley Walleye Tournament this year?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• The financial profile
• Lottery goes online
• And the fluoride winners are ...
• New principals hired at BV South and North
• The heat is on ...
• SVE considers a new look for new school plan
• Getting a line on great weather
• PHS students making music
• SVE assesses the reassessments
• A trip down Memory Lane
• When is it too soon to plant?
• Growing our national security
• 'Start seeing motorcycles'
• Going back in time ...
• Election judges
• The King Streeters of Wyanet
• Last-minute instructions
• New principals at Bureau Valley
• Clean-up at St. Mary’s Cemetery
• Princeton approves city manager appointment
• DePue cemetery cleanup
• Whited, Entwhistle win county board primary
• BV color guard marching toward next year
• Walnut and Wyanet Scouts win big in Pinewood Derby
• First Person
• State Bank of 
Cherry honored
• New restaurant will sport a familiar name
• Hoadley to lead 
Centrue Bank’s treasury management services
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Home rule? No way!
• Dremann gets the nod
• Romney, Kinzinger, Benson
• Voters say yes to ballot questions
• Who went to the polls?
• Auction Calendar
• Primary election results 2012
• Chemicals vs. plants
• Phillips gets jail/probation for bomb threat
• The burning question
• Too young to tan?
• Santorum speaks to a crowd in Dixon
• A batch of healthy living
• One war ... five brothers
• Curtain call: The final touches
• Medical Reserve Corps luncheon is planned
• Tea Party to meet Thursday
• Since Tuesday is the first official day of Spring, do you feel cheated that we did not have a real Midwestern winter?
• Photos From You
• Hall expels two students
• March of Dimes kick-off event is Sunday
• Cleanup at St. Mary’s Cemetery
• Red Cross appreciation open house is March 29
• Heat killed migrant worker
• Four under-aged drinking arrests in DePue
• Ready to vote?
• Santorum to speak on Monday
• Are you kidding me?
• Federal funds could bring $$$ to DePue
• Lester Eckberg and the King Streeters
• Paula Sands speaks at Princeton Chamber event
• Running for office: 38th Illinois Senate District, Democrat party
• If there was a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow for you on St. Patrick’s Day, how would you spend it?
• On the street at 
the Bureau County Ag Fair
• Josh Turner tickets go on sale June 9
• What would you do if you 
caught a leprechaun?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• How healthy are we?
• Warm weather generates Tiskilwa projects
• Spring Valley Historic Association to meet
• Dalzell's Blakely Subdivision comes under scrutiny
• USDA announces new conservation reserve program initiative
• Riding clinic to be held
• NASS asks farmers to sign up for census
• Land availability, government regs concern young farmers
• For a good cause
• Wyanet woman receives prison sentence for felony
• Residents arrested on heroin charges
• Digging deep
• The county board’s paycheck
• For the love of Henry
• Voting for president: Delegates talk about the process
• Extension Advisory Group to meet March 22
• Running for office: 38th Illinois Senate District, Democrat primary
• Ladd Cemetery cleanup
• First Person
• Friends to some 
four-legged customers
• Health department inspects food service establishments
• PMH gets new MRI
• Shelton named GM of Peru’s Olive Garden
• Andersen attends annual meeting
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Bryant: Home rule working for DePue
• Home rule — What does the business community think?
• St. Patrick’s Day: March 17, 2012
• Auction calendar
• Do you have a disaster plan for your business?
• Lester honored
• SV haggles over IEPA violations
• Bridging Negro Creek
• Running for office Bureau County Circuit Clerk, Republican primary
• Legislators vocal on cell phones
• When that tractor tips over ... Then what?
• Driving toward retirement
• Family fun at fish fry
• Tradition at its very best
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• District 7 or District 19? Where does candidate David Turpen really live?
• An American in Japan
• No foul play in man's death
• Meet and greet
• Ladd meeting change
• ‘Sensitive voter information enclosed!’
• Running for office: Bureau County Board: Republican 
primary
• 100 candles: Girl Scouts celebrate milestone
• Just when you need them most ...
• March of Dimes’ fundraiser ... for the babies
• The memories live on in ‘Welcome home’
• Home rule questions ... answers
• Heatons place in state corn yield contest
• Taking a few extra steps
• Informational meeting planned for trip
• Cargill helps to feed the hungry
• Stroke screenings planned
• Closing date nears for crop insurance
• Illinois corn marketing act referendum set
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Agricultural summary for February
• Control of invasive plants program scheduled
• Interactive century farms site seeks recommendations
• The wrong side of the street
• Slidin’ into spring
• ITAC offers free amplified phones
• Closet accepting donations
• Davidson named RAILS president
• Sample ballot in the BCR
• Paula Sands is guest speaker at Women in Business
• Funds available for help with gas, electric bills
• Korean War history available
• IVCIL assists with vision impairment
• First Person
• Housing seminar scheduled
• County gets tentative multiplier
• Celebrating a century
• Hollinger wants to ‘Get on the Shelf’
• Guerrero, Fulmer receive honors
• Spring Valley, Peru 
companies merge
• Mission: Bureau County
• A trip down Memory Lane
• IDES announces initiatives
• Refinancing proposal goes forward
• Tightening the belt
• Taking seriously the threat of severe weather
• A helping hand
• Quilting a dream
• For a job well done
• Accident injures 5
• Let the testing begin
• How can teenagers be a good role model for younger children?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• IDOT announces logo sign changes
• Princeton hires city manager
• Steppin’ Out For Our Babies
• BCR to host home rule forum
• Fun at the foreign language fair
• Expanding loan opportunities
• Landscaping with native wildflowers
• Illinois farmers, ranchers donate to the hungry
• FSA reminds producers of MILC requirements
• Speciality Crop Grant funds are available
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Fire causes extensive damage at Elite Landscaping
• Krolak races ahead of 33,104 contestants
• Trial postponed in Schmidt case
• Sheffield couple facing federal charges
• Courthouse will be closed Saturday
• Will it finally happen?
• Home rule
• PES says yes to shared position 
with PHS
• Honest Abe visits Logan Junior High School
• ‘The Voice’ of Bureau County
• Careful consideration
• Hall votes to expel three students
• SV to abate St. Margaret’s dollars
• Leopold benefit is Saturday
• Ohio water plant selected runner-up plant of the year
• Food service course set for March 9-10
• A visit from the past
• Driver ticketed in I-80 accident
• Frese pleads guilty
 to residential burglary
• First Person
• It’s a Smart Choice
• Forristall named market president at Midland
• Jillian’s staff attends Bennie Pollard class
• Wyanet Carpet donates to Opportunity Knocks
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Auction Calendar
• Chestnut Street Inn honored
• Centrue Bank names 2012 officers
• Walnut Manor honored
• Schultz attends seminar
• Interstate 80 crash
• It’s in the mail ...
• An offer has been made
• A heaping helping of 4-H fun
• Catholic churches
 look ahead
• A hot time in the old town Saturday night
• Flu season picking up steam
• Is home rule 
for Princeton?
• Cell phones and driving
• Scooby Doo and you too at the Met
• Tea Party to meet Tuesday in Oglesby
• Something’s fishy around this place
• What a fiesta!
• March 4-10 is National Celebrate Your Name Week. If you could change your name, what would it be and why?
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Schwab repeats Player of Week honors
• Sharing
• Lawson: BVHS principal
• Home rule
• Where did this come from?
• Ladies and gentlemen: Start your (tractor) engines!
• Giving her regards to (off-off) Broadway
• Chamber to hold Lunch in the Park sign-up
• Getting a head start
• Teens and risky sexual behavior
• Josh Turner coming to Bureau County Fair
• SV professional group to meet
• Weather spotter’s class set for Monday
• Tea Party to meet Tuesday
• Outlining the season ...
• 14th Illinois Products Expo set for March 3-4
• Improving economics 
of conservation practices
• Heaton places in state corn yield contest
• A Mainstream offer
• Bolin: Worst is yet to come
• Refinancing could save $800,000
• ‘Remember that you are dust ...’
• Thump ... thump ... thump
• Is being a couch potato risky behavior?
• First Person
• Good-bye candy bars, hello apples
• Master Naturalist Training 2012 scheduled
• ‘Not just a tan’ at Le Soleil Tanning Salon
• IDOT honors Advanced Asphalt
• Midwest Manufacturers 2012 Roundtable Series
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Sykes enters guilty plea to burglary
• Michigan man is arrested 
for possession of cannabis
• PCA student wins County Spelling Bee
• Starved Rock Lodge named winner
• Soybean summit focuses on increasing yields, profitability
• The top five
• Lottery online
• It’s a dangerous world out there
• A sure sign of spring
• Helping hands for hungry folks
• Farmers market planning meeting set
• Princeton begins lagoon project
• Dancing the night away
• Ganiere to hold town hall meeting
• What president do you think 
most impacted our nation?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• House fire claims lives of pets
• BV student arrested 
following altercation
• HUD $$$ headed to Bureau County
• Courthouse, jail projects move forward
• Heroes and hearts
• SVE talks EAV, state money
• Hall High School 
is showing its age
• Walnut tradition ends
• Spring Garden Seminar to be held
• SVHA to meet Tuesday
• Illinois' walnut trees in danger
• 1st Farm Credit Services supports Young Leaders
• Friday fire
• USDA gearing up for 2012 Census of Agriculture
• Northern Partners supports Young Leaders
• Northern Partners supports LaMoille FFA
• Loans available for socially disadvantaged farmers
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Building a dream
• St. Margaret’s wins court battle
• Life-saving lessons
• Musical night
• Wyanet village deals with garbage, business district apartments
• Wastewater issues on SV’s table
• All you can eat ... and more
• Tiskilwa looks at electric options
• Transportation Committee 
to meet Feb. 24 in Mendota
• First Person
• Princeton Arts Academy to open in March
• PHS Athletic Boosters gets donation
• A trip down Memory Lane
• No action taken
• Volunteers needed in SV
• SOS offices closed for President’s Day
• Spring Valley office closed for President’s Day
• Bureau County Cattleman annual banquet
• New laws discussed 
at NCILC meeting
• Young Leader hockey game outing
• ‘Landscape of Agriculture’ is Friday
• DePue teen receives 
prison sentence for theft
• USDA announced CRP general sign-up
• Luckey joins law firm
• Heiden leads Citizens’ community initiative
• Perry Home Medical honored
• Princeton man receives prison sentence
• Chocolate and flowers
• Dollars continue to dwindle
• Illinois Theatre Conservatory announces spring classes
• Quinn proposes ‘Lincoln Amendment’
• What three words best describe the word “love” to you?
• Two sides to every story
• Grand jury returns indictments
• Princeton announces electronic recycling options
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Train schedule
• Making a 
music 
concert, 
student-style
• And the winner is ...
• Traveling office hours for Kinzinger
• Welcome to PHS’ Parent University
• How much is too much?
• ROE announces new positions
• Tractor show and FFA Olympics set for Feb. 18
• January cattle report released
• Federal crop insurance deadline is March 15
• Just another refresher course
• Agriculture internship available
• Photos From You
• Saving a life
• All shook up!
• Hall student heading to West Point
• Brunch anyone?
• Brunch anyone?
• Walnut approves wind turbine ordinance
• Walnut approves wind turbine ordinance
• Surveys, finances and a leak
• Those wonderful, homemade cinnamon rolls
• Those wonderful, homemade cinnamon rolls
• PPD issues January report
• Imprintable Memories showcases businesses
• Establishments receive food safety award
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Debating home rule
• Is it the end of the road?
• Food service refresher course
• Lincoln Day Dinner is Feb. 18
• Shaw, Ramos named to Midland Board
• Giesen joins Citizens Financial Advisors
• Auction calendar
• Prairie Rivers to disband
• Voters could choose limited nonpartisan ballot
• Repeat performance
• A lifetime achievement
• Always in Dad’s corner
• Like father, like son
• Lights, camera ... no action yet
• WUNT moves start-up date
• Veterans wanted for Honor Flight
• Lions and Tigers and books ... oh my!
• Trial dates set
• Bossen pleads guilty to theft
• George on trial for allegedly hitting son
• Do you agree with the groundhog’s prediction of six more weeks of winter?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Neponset again named to Illinois Honor Roll
• Winter, winter, what winter?
• PHS develops new programs through grant money
• One hundred days and counting
• J’s Salon reaches out to Ooh La La Salon
• Breakfast in Buda
• Fresh from the farm
• Drivers warned to celebrate Super Bowl Sunday safely
• Citizens Police Academy to be offered
• Learning from the ground up
• A trip down Memory Lane
• JA Bowl-A-Thon set for Saturday
• BBB advises having a disaster plan for your business
• Dropping out ... 17 or 18?
• Finding flaws
• Saving the life of the Sheffield Rescue Unit
• Fryin' 'em up in Manlius
• Let the celebration begin ...
• Fire crews battle Sunday blaze
• A ‘chairity’ seat for United Way
• Look for this video ...
• Who is your favorite band or musician? How have they influenced you?
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• The village of LaMoille will celebrate the
• Buffalo Days meeting planned
• Answering the questions
• PHS joins Three Rivers
• No action on family’s request
• Dancing with the stars at Princeton Public Library
• From one ‘Friend’ to another
• Drivers review course
• And the tower came tumbling down ...
• Feeding the hungry ... students
• Touching lives on a daily basis
• Proceeds donated to clinic
• Service restored to Princeton customers
• Spreading the word about beef
• Then and now
• USDA offers loan program for low income families
• Farm Bureau heading 
for the hills!
• Illinois Pork Expo returns to Peoria 
for 29th year
• Women in Agriculture Seminar is March 23
• USDA invites applications for REAP program
• Efforts to control the Mississippi result in flooded farmland
• USDA to measure the financial health of American farms
• Ready, set, camera in the courtroom
• Leepertown is history
• What do the locals say ...
• PES owed $854,094
• Togetherness, Zearing style ... sharing more than just ice cream
• Having fun to raise funds
• Ohio looks at drug testing options
• In ‘The Eye’ 
of the beholder
• More than just a box of cookies
• First Person
• Tiskilwa store features alpaca items
• PastPresent Videos brings memories to life
• Heartland Health Care Center is honored
• Bank employees
complete institute
• No citations in Tampico electrocutions
• Transportation Plan meeting is Friday
• Livestock Disaster Program deadlines
• Foreign persons must report U.S. agricultural land holdings
• At-large positions open for ISA
• Buda teen sentenced to prison
• Gentlemen ... start your engines!
• What is the most important thing you have learned from being a scout?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Ag in the Classroom meeting is Wednesday
• House fire in Spring Valley
• Green Gables: Gone
• Five CDAP grants awarded
• Leave that creek alone!
• Being prepared
• Armed robbery in Peru
• Kinzinger's staff to hold office hours
• Power outage affects thousands in western Bureau County
• St. Benedict's is no more
• Area politicians look behind, ahead
• Write-in candidates confirmed for primary
• In honor of Cora
• Bureau Valley grandma 
expresses coaching concerns
• Shooting to win a car
• SVE: Did it make the list?
• Fun, friendship and action down on the farm
• Photos From You
• Celebrating the 'Souper' Bowl
• Princeton teen pleads guilty to felony
• Illinois Tillage Seminar planned
• Illinois State Horse Judges Seminar on March 31 features Chuck Schroeder
• Grain stocks report released
• NASS releases USDA's Crop Production Summary
• Farmers produced less in 2011, USDA reports
• Stallman outlines agriculture’s successes, challenges
• Tea Party to meet Thursday
• Power outage in western Bureau County
• St. Benedict's is no more
• Meeting scheduled
• Leepertown/Ladd: Still in limbo
• Remembering the good old days
• The Great Central U.S. ShakeOut is Feb. 7
• Foster joins Citizens
 as accounting officer
• Heaton starts remodeling, 
construction company
• Photos From You
• Cernovich: Saving the marriage
• Ordinance aimed at landlords, tenants
• Bought your stamps yet?
• 40 apply for city manager
• Project lists
• SV Boosters to meet
• What's in the bottom of the lagoon?
• Playing on the dark side
• Little Poms ... big on cute!
• Helping others eat healthy
• Hiking the Hennepin
• Jumping high for BVHS
• Kinzinger seeks re-election in new congressional 16th District
• This week, we celebrate Martin Luther King’s birthday. King had a dream. What is your dream?
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Red Cross fundraiser is Saturday
• Princeton garage fire under investigation
• Princeton man dies Saturday
• Busted!
• Alzheimer's Legislative Tea is Jan. 25
• Risk management webinar begins Jan. 23
• Parent resources webinar offered by U of I Extension
• The sludge solution?
• Major projects planned for I-80
• It’s beginning to look like winter
• Learning about E-Books
• County board nixes fines
• Third annual trivia night event planned
• Sweet donation to area groups
• Dalzell computer hit with virus
• Private pesticide applicator test-only offered on Jan. 24
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Soil and Water Management Seminar offered
• State puts self at front of payment line
• Presidential delegate filing highlights Illinois role in 2012
• Deadline near for USDA Conservation Innovation Grant pre-proposals
• American Angus Association has two new members
• Labor pool listing offered
• Change the name of Negro Creek?
• More Leepertown woes
• Legal or not?
• Progress over the years
• Winter wonders in your own backyard
• BCSWCD accepting 
nominations
• Tiskilwa expenses up in December
• With friends like these ...
• Jack Frost visits Bureau County
• Extension to host local government series
• First Person
• Gingrich joins CFNB staff
• Take a walk down Memory Lane 
at Grand Plaza Antiques Etc.
• Health dept. inspects food service establishments
• Food service sanitation manager certification course set for Feb. 17-18
• A trip down Memory Lane
• 'Not guilty'
• Auction Calendar
• Celebrating MLK: ‘I Have a Dream’
• DePue police investigate burglaries
• Happy Birthday, NCLB!
• Replacing the Route 89 bridge
• The power to choose
• Carrying the torch
• Putting fun in fundraiser
• So far it’s been a mild winter. Are you glad or sad about the lack of snow?
• Photos From You
• The silent killer
• Dixon Waterfowl Refuge declared a Wetland of International Importance
• Gunmaker program
• SVHA to meet
• Princeton Tourism/Visitors Bureau grants available
• Giving back
• Taking advantage of record-breaking temperatures
• Bringing the interurban railway back to life
• Keeping memories alive: Living with Alzheimer’s
• Jesse White’s disability parking crackdown results in more than 180 citations statewide
• Retail food prices decline during fourth quarter of 2011
• Farmers rein in bullish hopes for 2012
• Happy winter
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Farm Bureau annual meeting set
• Bomb threat suspect in court
• Walnut man accused of sexual assault of child
• Turned himself in
• Bomb threat suspect charged in similar incident
• Meeting canceled
• Mesker who?
• Bomb threat evacuates businesses
• Bomb threat
• IVCH employee has first IVCH baby of 2012
• What are you most looking forward to in 2012?
• Sip-N-Tan to open in February
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Budget cuts are working
• Princeton seeks legal opinion
• SV Police writing township citations?
• Illinois Valley Credit Union honored
• Food pantry donation
• Rainbow International expands
• Dullard named group's president
• Manzullo to run for re-election in new 16th District
• Auction calendar
• Stealing from the children
• ‘Boom! It was gone!’
• Hospital Report Card
• The last delivery
• Bureau County’s New Year baby!
• Teachers named ‘Illinois Master Teachers’
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Two teens arrested in Westclox fire
• Tree pick up in Ladd
• Fire destroys portion of old Westclox building
• Agriculture internship available
• Ag scholarships offered
• ISA ready to improve nutrient efficiency and water quality
• December Hogs Report released
• Illinois to 
conduct census of vineyards/wineries
• Have you made your New Year’s resolutions?
• Happy New Year!
• It just ‘Ain’t Normal’
• St. Margaret’s to stop tax assessment
• The top stories of 2011
• Whooping cough!
• Ladd closes village office
• The Year in Review: 2011 A look back
• U.S. population projected at 312.8 million
• White notes 9 percent decrease
in alcohol-related fatalities
• A trip down Memory Lane
• 1st Farm Credit donates 
to Illinois food banks
• A new year of events at the 
Bureau County Fairgrounds
• 4-H members donate 
to support Extension
• Buckle up back seat riders
• Princeton council meets levy deadline
• The Year in Review: 2011 A look back
• Putting another season behind us
• New laws go into effect in 2012
• Ready for a ‘WyldLife’ time?
• First Person
• Spring Valley City Bank honored
• Anytime Fitness to open soon
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Auction calendar
• OGLESBY — The Bureau-LaSalle Tea Party wil
• The security of Social Security
• Tips for your year-end investment planning
• Sheffield residents are arrested for methamphetamine possession
• A few more bucks ...
• The Year in Review: 2011 A look back
• Finding one more bargain
• DePue challenges risk assessments
• Kelsie Crow is London bound
• Are you making any New Year’s Resolutions for 2012?
• Folic acid can prevent up to 70 percent of certain birth defects
• IDPH reminds caregivers to follow safety guidelines for preparing feeding formula
• Custodial parents becoming less likely 
to receive full amount of child support
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Princeton Lions Club Christmas 
parades
• Bussing in the season
• Freedom House gets HUD grant
• Angels we have heard on high
• Absences: ‘Something’s got to change’
• Playing continues at PES
• The Year in Review:
2011
• Offices closed 
in Ladd
• Spring Valley announces holiday hours
• Illinois Horse Fair is March 2-4
• Celebrate the holidays with meat!
• USDA Farm Service issues reminder
• In the Christmas spirit
• LaMoille students entertain in Utica
• Moving forward in Spring Valley
• First Person
• Beck’s North re-opens after renovation
• Gerdes honored as Lawyer of the Year
• Kishore named 
assistant professor
• State Bank of Cherry honored
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Crime Stoppers needs your help
• Financials not good for PES
• Park board talks levy, swimming pools
• Down to the wire
• Banning cell phones?
• Hufnagel gets prison for felony
• Seatonville audit posted
• Auction calendar
• BV teachers express communication concerns
• A 'ruckus' at BV
• Trevier named chief deputy
• Waiting for the big day
• 'Tis the season
• Bureau County to be in single Congressional District
• Wyanet village sets tax levy
• Christmas for Kids
• What do you want to find under the tree on Christmas morning?
• Down Memory Lane - Borsch
• Bureau Valley conducts Illinois Foundation FFA drive
• NFO to conduct 2012 convention
• Grand jury returns indictments
• Lindus pleads guilty to felony
• Flying into the hornet’s nest
• PHS denies credit for classes
• Concentrating on Christmas
• A cast of dozens — in just one man
• Snow recycles 
water molecules
• 4-Hers make holiday gifts for family and friends
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Seeing clearly at SVE
• 71 years of service
• Tiskilwa woman hits it big
• Farmers say regulations are biggest threat to long-term profitability
• Continued weakness in crop prices
• Agricultural scholarship applications now available
• A reflection of the season
• Logan students raise money for United Way toy drive
• First Person
• Santos passes pathology boards
• Health department inspects
 food service establishments
• Apartments under construction
• TANF sees increase during 2009 recession
• A trip down Memory Lane
• State, local governments’ revenue declines 22 percent in 2009
• SVHA meeting canceled
• Larson joins Citizens Financial Advisors staff
• Auction Calendar
• Spring Valley issues snow route reminder
• State office to close for New Year's holiday
• Schmidt pleads not guilty
• Saving lives with a Yellow Dot
• Tiskilwa's water project completed
• Tax cut blows into Ohio
• Approved!
• What does a firefighter do?
• IDOT finalizes rail agreement for Chicago-Moline route
• Warning: Beware of fraudulent 'Dear Santa' websites
• Making friends with the big guy!
• From the weekend
• Holiday music
• More than reading, writing and arithmetic
• Do you think former Gov. Rod Blagojevich’s 14-year prison sentence was appropriate?
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• 'Hugo'
• Deadline: Input on USPS
• Watch the wreath
• Grant to run for coroner
• Playing around in Sheffield
• Closing Blago’s chapter
• Precinct candidates named
• New judge named in Walnut Ridge suit
• A cultural Christmas
• Dalzell confronts complaints, violations
• Fire house + Dalzell Board = Hot situation
• Received your new voter card?
• USPS ... more changes
• Walnut reviews handbook
• It’s a new twist on an 
old-fashioned tradition
• With stamps at 44 cents, are you still sending as many Christmas cards as before?
• Bureau Valley FFA goes to Indy
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• AFBF: Farm Youth Labor Rule overreaches DOL
• USDA announces disaster assistance sign up
• Princeton depot celebrates 100 years
• Tangled in the web-site
• Homeless in Bureau County?
• Winter is for the birds!
• Regulating the wind in Walnut
• Let the bidding ... the holidays begin at PAC
• Vacant buildings get Spring Valley council’s attention
• Nesti: Not an easy fix
• No change in Sheffield tax rate
• First Person
• Remodeling work begins on Habaneros
• Citizens Financial Advisors enhances its services
• Food managers course set for Dec. 17-18
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Barn fire north of Wyanet
• Auction calendar
• County meetings canceled
• DePue to hold annual Christmas Walk
• DePue will hold 
annual Christmas Walk
• Sierens to run for Bureau County State's Attorney
• Dremann seeks Republican nomiation for circuit clerk
• State offices to close for holidays
• Poverty numbers: How do they impact local school districts?
• Blago: 14 years
• Park board talks bonds
• Farm Service Agency increases loan limit
• Making drainage tiles work their hardest
• Morning crash
• Corn/soybean demand and acreage prospects for 2012
• AmericInn sends military care packages
• The hats are in the ring
• Toys needed!
• Princeton welcomes the big guy!
• Just like Santa eats ...
• Christmas surprises
• PHS Board reviews goals
• Festival 56 will present radio play
• What is the best and/or most memorable holiday gift you have ever received? What’s the worst?
• From the weekend
• Mineral woman fulfills childhood dream
• Disciplinary order issued
• Poverty rates begin to decline in Bureau County
• Man dies at Starved Rock
• Lift high the cross
• ‘Poisoned us on Princeton’
• In the spirit of safety
• Taylor to run for circuit clerk
• Student Council takes on a new look
• Olson pleads guilty to charge
• Crime Stoppers joins Illinois Tax Check-off Program
• Young Leader holiday gathering
• Bureau Valley FFA harvests plot
• Meeting postponed
• It’s not yesterday’s 
pork industry
• Bureau Valley FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team competes at Geneseo High School
• District caucus set
• Christmas parade will kick off at 1:30 p.m. Saturday
• Princeton house fire appears to be accidental
• EPA’s regulations and the family farms
• Schools pack the pantry
• Fire in Tiskilwa
• Feeding the hungry
• Pucker up, porker!
• Old, unused electronics?
• PES waits on state ... again
• Breakfast with Santa
• DePue water projects to begin soon
• Candidate 
filing time
• The journey of the emerald ash borer
• Who had the better plan to end the war — Owen Lovejoy or Abraham Lincoln?
• Three dead, two injured in accident
• First Person
• Barns, garages, sheds, cabins, storage units ...
• Health dept. inspects food service establishments
• Cat expansion to add 500 jobs
• Coin Buyers Guild at AmericInn Dec. 6-8
• Mautino passes measure to save job creators $400 million
• Nyman named Country financial representative
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Auction calendar
• Let the shopping begin!
• ‘Bureau Valley has not 
forgotten her’
• All aboooaaarrrd!
• Looking 
forward to the ‘Journey’
• Which one should I choose?
• Wamhoff announces coroner candidacy
• Ag in the classroom
• Who had the better plan to end the war — Owen Lovejoy or Abraham Lincoln?
• Roberts publishes ‘Parables for Today’
• Monday house fire
• Have you started Christmas shopping yet? Are you going to be spending more or less than last year?
• Layaway now for later: BBB offers advice
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Who will take Leepertown’s children?
• Scammers don’t take a holiday
• Opportunity Knocks
• Black Friday choices
• Bureau Valley reviews 
cafeteria changes
• Making the grade
• Princeton Lions Club hosts day of Christmas for kids
• Seven billion and counting
• Mautino honored by agricultural community
• Marquis Energy will install 
Indeck boilers
• Then and now
• Hetrick and The Steel Chops
• Early bird shopping
• Student-parent night
• Taste & Take to benefit SV Historic Association
• Tight stocks, strong demand continue for corn market
• November crop production report is released
• Debating English at BV
• Lowe: 
‘We have no hammer’
• Thanksgiving wishes from the BCR
• Money in the bank
• Schmidt appears in Bureau County court
• A happy, happy Thanksgiving!
• Search firm will find new city manager
• Spring Valley and the IEPA
• Tea Party to meet
• PES Plays keeps on playing
• Piecing together some holiday fun
• Making the grade
• Looking ahead to the holidays
• Princeton Prompt Care is ready for patients
• A mad dash at Sullivan’s Foods
• IVAR sponsors EOH lunch
• How do you prepare a Thanksgiving turkey?
• First Person
• Auction calendar
• When the next disaster strikes
• Spring Valley’s 3/50 Project
• All aboard for fascination
• Making holiday friends at Princeton annual holiday open house
• Classic Thanksgiving meal costs more in 2011
• Felony charge expected
• A trip down Memory Lane
• With the holidays approaching, do you have a favorite holiday recipe? What is it and where did you get it?
• Holy Trinity dinner canceled
• ISP to step up patrols
• Clerk's office closed in Ladd
• DePue cemetery cleanup
• Clerk's office to close for holiday
• Clerk’s office to close 
for the holiday
• Kinzinger to host meet and greet
• Shopping on Sunday
• Hall approves ‘tricky’ levy
• Who said libraries have to be quiet!?
• Making the grade
• SVE talks AYP
• Celebrating Farm-City Week
• 2011-12 private pesticide applicator training and testing schedule
• Agriculture summary for Nov. 14
• 4-H: Behind the projects
• Down Memory Lane — Bob Saletzki
• Down Memory Lane — Todd Borsch
• 'The gun was loaded'
• Whiteside rejects proposal
• Wyanet to begin sewer line upgrade
• Vietnam, the soldier, the memories ...
• Vietnam, the soldier, the memories ...
• Full steam ahead on prevention
• Full steam ahead on prevention
• Tumbling down in Manlius
• Tumbling down in Manlius
• Gun at PHS
• Gun at PHS
• Gun at PHS
• First Person
• First Person
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Los Ranchitos more than doubles its size
• Los Ranchitos more than doubles its size
• Ekong joins Illinois Retina Institute
• Ekong joins Illinois Retina Institute
• No kidding around in this business
• Wimbiscus honored
• No kidding around in this business
• Wimbiscus honored
• Subject in custody
• Subject in custody
• Police surround PHS
• Police surround PHS
• Arteaga pleads guilty to cocaine felony
• Arteaga pleads guilty to cocaine felony
• Yackley gets jail time for DUI
• Yackley gets jail time for DUI
• Small Business Saturday
• Small Business Saturday
• Lions Club looking 
for parade entries
• SV to hold Lighted Santa Parade
• Home lighting contest in SV
• Governor OKs ROE pay
• Postal amnesty ... no questions asked
• Local schools see improving scores on ISAT
• Making holiday friends in Spring Valley
• ‘There is still so much more to be done’
• Stepping off the holidays
• Critique time for feathered friends
• Junior to run in 74th District
• Tele-Institutes Series for 2011-12
• Do retail stores push Christmas too early and overshadow other holidays like Halloween and Thanksgiving?
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• DePue to flush hydrants
• SV canine unit help with arrests
• Green gets jail time for felony
• Wanted: City manager
• County passes balanced budget
• No longer tax exempt?
• Showing their patriotism
• A mother’s faith, her children’s love
• It won’t be long now ...
• Making the grade
• Remembering
• EPAs seek input 
on Illinois River
• PPD offering reward for information
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• What’s the 
difference?
• Slutz’ Shropshires take top prizes
• Rumbold named member of American Angus Association
• ISA applauds new swine facility
• Stroke testing to be held
• Regulating the wind
• Commission tables Woodland Acres
• Local photographer selected by National Geographic
• Preschoolers take a step back in time
• Busy 24 hours for local firefighters
• Sheffield discusses water system repairs
• Princeton seeks city manager
• Clerk’s office closed Friday
• Spring Valley dives into water issue
• BC trio named first team all-conference
• Lower EAV presents issues for Tiskilwa
• Sexton is sentenced to prison
• Gambling with the elements
• Connecting with the past
• Tiskilwa derailment: Investigation continues
• A cascade of candy and fun
• Atherton celebrates a milestone
• Ladd water shut-off
• AmericInn supports America’s military
• Kessel to participate in Haitian forum
• Then and Now
• Then and Now
• On Sunday, we change our clocks back one hour. Do you like the time change?
• Trick or Treat
• Bureau County by the numbers
• Reaching their potential
• ‘A big heart and a backhoe’
• A patch of pumpkins
• In the spirit of fun
• Browning dealerships get a jump start on toys
• For the children
• The final fright!
• Free glow sticks!
• Transportation Committee will 
meet Friday
• Capturing derailment memories
• Public forum planned
• Crows & clowns
• A solution for winter annual weeds
• Bureau Valley South celebrates Red Day
• Bureau County trick-or-treat times
• PES looks at new tax money
• Making friends with Leo
• Time to get rid of old, unused medicines
• PES Plays holds walk-a-thon
• Oh, deer!
• Bird honored as Illinois Municipal Electric Agency’s Board Member of the Year
• DePue to do water plant maintenance
• Wastewater woes in Spring Valley
• Forest Hill Cemetery cleanup is Nov. 7
• Group career day
• Brown sentenced to county jail
• First Person
• ‘Solid facts’
• Men open Hidden View Storage
• State Bank of 
Cherry honored
• Entrepreneur of the Year
• Fulmer, Lester are state’s top Coldwell sales associates
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Orchard View sold again
• Ohio changes senior trip guidelines
• Walk-in flu clinic set for Nov. 17
• And the band played on ...
• National test of Emergency Alert System is planned for Nov. 9
• Auction Calendar
• Social Security to see increase
• Honoring the brave
• DAR ceremony attended by Sturges descendants
• LaMoille chosen once again for Teen Safe Driving program
• Who’s afraid of those ghosts?
• Cemetery cleanup begins Nov. 1
• Phots From You — Larry Peterson
• Zearing, Learning Ladders to begin partnership
• Sisler remembered
• More post office meetings planned
• PES to hold public hearing
• Postage rates to increase
• Hall gets good news
• Looking for a little ... SCARE?
• I need new friends
• BV soils team places fourth
• Photos From You — Veronica Kroeze
• Photos from You — George Wood
• Homecoming hoopla at St. Bede Academy
• SVE hears annual audit
• Tea Party to discuss health care changes
• Robots invade PCA!
• Ladd to replace hydrants
• Driver’s review course
• Spring Valley announces burning restrictions
• Bill Sisler dies in accident
• Council OKs PHS petition
• Bureau-LaSalle Tea Party to meet
• FCC must test technical fixes related to GPS
• Midland States Bank, directors honored
• Revisiting recent corn stocks estimates
• More charges filed in connection with Ohio robbery
• Health department inspects food service establishments
• Letting their voices be heard
• Music, music and more music
• Time to reflect ...
• Burkman: It’s just a formality
• Moffitt addresses neighboring wind farm bill
• First Person
• Princeton Park District, BCR writer honored at gala
• Roma Italian Restaurant opens
• Chestnut Street Inn wins award
• Love was in the air at PHS choral concert
• Crop report released
• Agricultural summary for Oct. 17
• Driving some generosity home
• Auction calendar
• Do you have the cutest pet?
• Help us give you 'A Homemade Holiday'
• 'You've held your own'
• What can a donation buy?
• How do you hire a city manager?
• The many faces of fall
• Passionate ... for a cure
• Benson throws her hat in the ring
• Headed to Haiti for Habitat
• For things that go “bark” in the night
• Photos From You — Toni Mullenhoff
• Photos From You — Mike Vaughn
• Since the Princeton Chamber of Commerce sponsored Girls Night Out to encourage ladies to get together, why do you think it is important for women and girls to have a night out with their girlfriends?
• Nearly $8,000 stolen in Ohio
• NIU Jazz Band to wow students, public
• Popcorn fundraiser
• Grand jury hears cases
• Jones pleads guilty to felony theft
• The bully
• Bringing in those tourism dollars
• Nighswonger gets prison time for felony burglaries
• Morganflash sentenced to county jail
• Jackson guilty of unlawful possession of prescription form
• Derailment: Now what?
• Repairing the courthouse
• Having a “hot” time in Cherry
• Wheels by Oprah
• SVHA event canceled
• Close my post office?
• Dalzell debates snow removal
• Moffitt announces re-election plans
• Wheels of fun
• Kewanee teacher arrested
• Mike the cat
• Debeck gets two years for heroin felony
• Rumbold opens Optimal Health
• Fall at the fairgrounds
• No horsing around!
• Agricultural summary
• Photo From You — Jessica Otley
• Bank robbery suspect arrested
• Paying the price
• Tiskilwa’s recap
• Tobacco, noise and the police
• A kaleidoscope of fun
• Bound for warmer temperatures
• Her brother’s keeper
• Sharing resources
• When the violence hits home
• First Person
• Photos From You — Beth Welsh
• Photos From You — Chris Thompson
• Photos From You — Carole Yandel
• New vets at Animal Care Clinic
• SV Historic Association to meet
• A current of water issues
• Next government tele-institutes to be held Oct. 20
• Auction calendar
• Investigating the fire ...
• ‘A very classy lady’
• Ohio robbery
• History relived ...
• Junior Woman’s Club 
celebrates 40th anniversary
• Brittingham gets five-year 
sentence for drug felony
• Evans found guilty of felony
• Rules of the Road is Nov. 4 in Spring Valley
• Flu clinic in LaMoille
• What was your reaction when you heard about Tiskilwa being evacuated because of Friday’s train derailment?
• Shadows of the Blue and Gray
• Red Cross provides shelter, meals
• Tourism seminar to be held
• County ag board to meet
• City takes aim at synthetic drugs
• Walnut is ‘holding its own’
• Thinking about a fake ID?
• Taking care of caregivers
• Hall of Fame 
nominations wanted
• ‘Tis the season in Sheffield
• Photos From You — Krista Jones
• Photos From You — Kevin Smith
• Photos From You — Dick Nelson
• 2012 Farm Program sign-up
• U.S. soy hits gridiron with soy-based turf
• Halogen lamp use and safety precautions
• Fire Marshal issues 
gel fire pot warning
• Fire evacuates Tiskilwa
• Evacuate!
• Red Cross provides shelter, meals
• After the robbery ...
• Armed robbery at Ohio bank
• Train derails; fire in Tiskilwa
• Train derailment
• Farmer accused of pulling a gun on seed salesman/agronomist
• Search continues for armed bank robber
• Armed bank robbery in Ohio
• Cernovich opens Mary Ann-tiques
• Chamberlain opens law office
• Agricultural summary for Oct. 3
• Hog report released
• Spring Valley City Bank honored
• Shadows of the Blue and Gray PRINCETON — O
• Should the voters decide?
• All creatures, great and small
• One step closer
• Pennies for Pups benefits animals (kids too)
• Happy campers!
• Curves celebrates breast cancer awareness
• Flashlights and a fan
• Defensive driving course
• Food service course
• Pro-life chain honors Respect Life Sunday
• Stoner gets jail time for drug felony
• Brizgis heads to prison for burglary
• First Person
• Photos by You — Chelsea Sanchez
• Walking for a good cause
• Safety is driving force behind GDL laws
• Auction calendar
• Missing BCR pages?
• To swim ... or not to swim ...
• Park District looks at less tax money for new year
• A new definition of ‘seniors’
• Walking in memory of Katherine
• ‘Join the Revolution 
of Responsibility’
• Homecoming in DePue
• Fair trading in Dalzell
• PHS bonfire location changed
• October is “Celebrating the Bilingual Child Month.” What do you see as the advantages of being able to speak two languages?
• Down Memory Lane — Ernst family
• Close my post office?
• Brush pick-up in Ladd
• Stealing your identity
• Blasting off at the Spring Valley library
• PHS facing deficit budget
• Fiste retires from Tri-County Opportunities Council
• On the road with Kinzinger
• Fright Night volunteers needed
• Strategically speaking
• Ganiere seeks Democratic nod in 38th District
• Homecoming hoopla in LaMoille
• Homecoming hoopla in Bureau Valley
• VA clinic will open in Sterling
• Miss Illinois drives safety home
• National Life Chain planned for Sunday
• Soybean production/consumption: Uncertain
• Need soils site data? There’s an ‘app’ for that!
• BV students attend 2011 Reporters Workshop
• BV FFA officers attend Leadership Training School
• Photos by You — PHS Class of 1951
• Wyanet man is sentenced on sex crimes
• Bridges gets prison time for felony
• Wanted: City manager
• Ohio High approves 
deficit budget
• PES faces deficit budget
• Time to pray
• Bringing Joy to Africa
• SV Council gets applause from Hall students
• First Person
• Eakas Corporation expands Peru facility
• Favorites 4 You
• Local food service 
establishments inspected
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Missing Tiskilwa girl found safe
• Auction calendar
• Optimist Club fruit sale
• Secretary of State offices closed
• Agricultural summary for Sept. 26
• 4-H Shooting Sports Committee meeting
• Celebrating the freedom to read
• Avoid identity theft: Clean out your wallet
• 30 days inside a museum?
• ROE appeal dropped
• A flood of help
• Rah, rah, rah ... for spa, spa, spa!
• Not just your average day in the classroom
• Hammin’ it up in Walnut
• BCR photo/Donna Barker Girl Scouts at w
• With Christmas less than three months away, how are you doing on your Christmas shopping?
• Photos From You
• On a budget
• Local pastor’s son injured in Afghanistan
• Agricultural Board to meet Oct. 17
• In the dark ...
• Leepertown looks for help
• The final call ...
• SVE’s 
budget a bit deceiving
• Citizens wins 2011 Community First Partnership Award
• Barker wins Illinois journalism award
• Homecoming time at Hall
• West Nile isn’t finished with Illinois yet
• LaHood to run for Illinois Senate seat
• Ladd Village Board
• IVCC Board
• Stanley sentenced to prison on heroin charge
• Lemier pleads guilty to drug charges
• Cook gets three years on cocaine felony
• Martin gets jail time for cocaine felony
• Wilson, Davis receive county jail time
• Spring Valley is StormReady
• Health fair set in DePue
• Home Bound Healthcare plans open house
• Thanks Neighbor
• Fine arts grant applications available
• aw aims to prevent EPA regs on farm dust
• Global demand drives food prices higher
• State/local governments employ 16.6 million FTEs
• Agricultural summary for Sept. 19
• ‘Opportunity Knocks’
• Are they crisp, honey?
• Fabric? Who needs fabric?
• Mickey Mouse ... Here we come!
• Finances OK 
in Sheffield
• Food manager refresher course is Oct. 4
• Bureau Valley passes deficit budget
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• More than just a Turkey Buzzard
• Cain: 'He was Mr. Princeton'
• Zoning/ESDA meeting rescheduled
• Volunteer for a Nightmare?
• Presidential Museum takes part in Museum Day
• Robin’s Nest — a lifelong passion
• First Person — Garey Driscoll
• ISP and DHS promote Child Passenger Safety Week
• Auction calendar
• IDHS commends Illinois’ 2.7 million volunteers
• Church opens arms and parking lots
• Sticking your neck out ... for ice cream?
• ‘Think Tank Thursday’
• $78,000 headed to Illinois River Road
• Constitution Week is Sept. 17-23
• Praise in the Park
• Another 
scam alert
• Bring on the sauerkraut!
• The first day of fall arrives on Friday. What is your favorite fall activity?
• Photos From You — Paula Anderson
• Making a difference
• 'We the People' Tea Party to meet Thursday
• Canyon rescue at Starved Rock State Park
• Electric company
• Can you help?
• What’s it worth?
• ‘A Matter of Life and Death’
• ‘And now you are the Abba, the father of this place ...’
• A world turned ‘upside down’
• Bureau County United Way sets goal of $120,000
• The Feed Store presents second in concert series
• Dalzell looks at landlord rental fees
• More than just business at Business After Hours
• From the sketchbook
• BV attends Farm Progress Show
• ISA initiates effort to enhance quality of Illinois soybeans
• National Farm Safety and Health Week Sept. 18- 24
• Agricultural summary
• Keeping kids safe 
on the farm
• Fall garden chores checklist
• Bring houseplants in now for winter
• A trip down Memory Lane
• ISA launches smartphone web app
• Farmers urged to look up during harvest season
• Farm Futures sees acreage increases
• Not in my backyard!
• Drowning in sewer problems
• Headed to the polls
• A chilly morning ... more to follow
• If it sounds too good to be true ...
• Emergency personnel remember 9/11
• ‘We don’t want that in our town’
• Raising awareness for SMA
• Tele-Institutes series set for 2011-12
• Bureau County United Way kick-off
• Clear the tracks
• Spring Valley Police
• First Person
• Beck’s North closed for renovation
• Russell’s article published in association newsletter
• Insurance agencies merge
• Photos From You
• Ladd Board to meet Saturday
• Leepertown meeting change
• Homestead 50/50 winner announced
• Cleared tracks
• Homestead Festival deemed a success
• BCR photo/Donna Barker A patriotic mome
• Race begins in 38th Senate District
• Trophy winners announced
• Taking care of the little ones
• Grand jury returns indictments
• Marseilles woman pleads guilty to burglary
• PPD issues August’s activity report
• DePue man pleads guilty to cannabis possession
• Views from Homestead
• Sunday was Grandparents Day. What is the best piece of advice you have given or will give to your grandchildren?
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• The Underground Railroad
• Marquis expansion on hold
• Forristall resigns from county board
• Reviewing the 4-H Fair
• Meeting date changed
• Drug-free efforts
• Volunteers wanted
• Tis the 
season for flu vaccines
• Homestead hospitality
• Returning to the sea
• 2011 Homestead Festival parade line-up
• Window display winners announced
• Princetonians and Owen Lovejoy go to war
• Flu clinic locations
• Road closure
• Walnut Police issue August report
• Princeton woman is placed on probation
• Special: U.S. attacked
• Special: Bureau Valley board president remembers
• Special: Bureau Valley teacher 
remembers
• Special: Former Princeton resident talks about then
• Special: Where’s our plane?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Progress at the Farm Progress Show
• Follow the Gnome!
• Agricultural summary
• AgVenture PureLine hires yield specialist
• Ruling on home rule
• Needed: Evidence
• Where’s the pork? At the Homestead Festival!
• PES Plays ... and plays ... and plays ...
• Digging into the future
• Park board OKs property purchase
• Remembering Bill Bauer
• Homestead raffle
• Capital construction grants are now available
• Grandparents Day 2011: Sept. 11
• First Person
• Couple opens Tiger Town Trading Post
• Fetzer joins 
Citizens staff
• Striving for perfection
• Anderson joins Citizens staff
• Himes wins DAISY Award
• A chance observation 
on Route 92 west of Walnut
• Auction calendar
• Missing migrant worker?
• Princeton fire is suspicious
• Music under the skies
• After the fire ...
• Countdown to Homestead
• ‘Cowboy’ profiled in national magazine
• Fun in the early autumn sun
• Steele’s exhibit opens
• What is your favorite part of the Homestead Festival?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• IEMA launches ‘Illinois Homeland Security Vision 2020’
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Fun in the early autumn sun
• Henry's Kitchen comes to Princeton
• PES gets at-risk funding
• Body found in cornfield
• Miller gets five years for attempted robbery
• Bagby gets 10 years for cocaine felony
• Homestead Festival briefs
• Homestead Festival will kick off Thursday
• Homestead Festival musical highlights
• Harris family finds Citizens medallion
• A new wind farm judge
• ‘It’s like a dream come true’
• The legend of 3-minute Mike
• Lovejoy defends ‘Honest Old Abe’
• SV office closed
• Ladd office closed
• Area hospitals offer prostate screenings
• Bridging the gap
• ISP issues Labor Day weekend warnings
• The Purple Paint Law
• New 4-H year, new opportunities
• Bureau County to auction real estate
• Photos From You
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Guither team victorious at annual Tug Fest
• Ag summary
• Princeton OKs new water plant
• A ‘back to basics’ program
• Healthy eating equals better school days
• Meeting change for Princeton Park Board
• Citizens reveals clues and 
meanings for medallion hunt
• Can you spare a pint?
• Business owner is arrested on felony
• First Person
• If he could talk to the animals ... Well, maybe he does
• Church and city reach agreement
• Photos From You
• AAA projects less travel for Labor Day 2011
• IVCH’s emergency department is EDAP-approved
• Hardee’s is “hurrying on down” in Spring Valley
• Rolling the carpet out for Homestead
• Photos From You
• Need soils site data? There’s an ‘App’ for that!
• Young Leader fall kickoff planned
• Pinta and Nina to land in Peoria
• Auction calendar
• It’s time to celebrate Labor Day 2011
• SV looks at IEPA violations
• Where were you?
• All’s fair at the BC Fairgrounds
• There’s a Moose on the playground
• A hot time at Perry Memorial Hospital
• Getting to 
school safely
• Are you ready for the challenge?
• Area churches participate in CommUnity Worship Service
• Davis pleads guilty 
to heroin felony
• Looking ahead to Labor Day on Monday, what would your ideal job be?
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Photos from you
• Photos from the fair
• Medallion has been found
• Good night, Irene, good night
• Citizens’ medallion hunt begins today
• What do you want? Jerrod Niemann, of course!
• Photos from you
• PHS looks at deficit budget
• Home rule or not?
• Why we love the fair ...
• The impact of Oven Lovejoy
• PES looks at FY11 audit
• Wyanet issues boil order
• KidLit gets donation
• Where’s the beef? Everywhere!
• Four-legged fun at the fairgrounds
• Task force 
members wanted
• Farm Bureau Women’s Committee to meet
• Agricultural summary for Aug. 22
• Judge rules against ROEs
• More than she bargained for ...
• Ag in the Classroom kickoff meeting
• Planning for trouble
• Friend of the fair dies
• Smith: ‘We are still student-centered’
• Final fair countdown
• $aving $chool dollar$
• IDOT tackles log jam at Bureau Creek
• LaHood visits Princeton Rotary
• The wages of No Child Left Behind
• Princeton Police issue reminder
• School bus driver legislation signed into law
• First Person
• Sassy Sisters is open in Princeton
• Andersen attends Wick Buildings regional meeting
• End of an era
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Matsen named NCICG coordinator
• Chestnut Street Inn honored
• 2010 Census shows nation’s population is aging
• Auction calendar
• Extended auto warranties: BBB issues alerts
• Back to School for Princeton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Natural gas release
• Bzzzzzz! Now is time for WNV
• Where to go for a good time?
• Making it easier to make the grade
• The best of times in Neponset
• When east meets west
• New ‘app’ of uncertain value
• A youthful green thumb
• Back-to-school fun for Ladd students
• What is your favorite part of the Bureau County Fair?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• It's Citizens Great Medallion Hunt time!
• DePue hires new superintendent
• Transportation Committee meeting notice
• Illinois farmers encouraged to help feed rural American families
• Corn production on upswing; soybean and wheat suffer
• Tea Party meeting
• The school bell tolls
• Almost ready!
• Zearing revenue-makers
• One child, one computer
• The impact of Oven Lovejoy
• ‘Everyday Heroes’
• Banks: Let’s put this to rest
• USDA report confirms tight corn crop
• USDA reminds producers of application closing dates
• DOT reinforces decision on regulations for agricultural community
• Agricultural summary
• Partnerships help farmers and the environment
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Photos From You
• Gateway begins Phone-A-Thon Aug. 22
• Voluntary Action Center comes to Princeton
• Home Rule Committee: Go for it
• All together now!
• Sheffield looks 
at tree issues
• Oregon man rides to aid injured soldiers
• Courthouse camaraderie
• Power outage planned
• All shook up ...
• Boy + balloon = fun
• Diipla pleads guilty to felony
• Eagles gets jail time for harassment
• Grand jury returns indictments
• When the president comes to town
• Obama: 'Pull together'
• Corn dogs, a dairy show ... and Barack Obama?
• Auction calendar
• Michligs buy company’s fuel, propane division
• First Person
• Michlig’s agronomy division sold
• Chestnut Street Inn honoring veterans
• New Holland to host Super Boom Road Show event
• Local food service 
establishments inspected
• The story of Harold ‘Hot Rod Harry’ Dzierzynski
• Welcome Baby Claire!
• City tackles water problems
• Zucchini in the chili?
• Obama to visit Wednesday
• Chalking it up to a good time
• Nelson: An encouraging sign
• A little lemonade for a little boy
• Dover Day fun
• Author donates book proceeds to park district
• Remembering Steve Miller
• Cruisin’ the Valley
• Quilt winner announced
• What is the best thing about going back to school? What is the worst thing?
• The story of Harold ‘Hot Rod Harry’ Dzierzynski
• Bureau County 4-H selects state fair delegates
• Dixon man dies in Saturday crash
• It won’t be long now ...
• What’s it worth to you?
• Fair entry blanks due Monday
• Owen Lovejoy Bicentennial events
• Ten questions about Lovejoy
• New wind farm will be situated 
in Bureau, Lee and Whiteside
• The story of ‘Hot Rod Harry’
• Higher energy prices are 
hitting farmers’ bottom line
• ‘America’s Heartland’ launches seventh season
• AFBF likes DOT’s 
ag transportation guidance
• Farm production expenditures
 climb slightly in 2010
• Pots, pans ... action
• Bureau County loses more businesses
• Jail problems didn't go away
• Walnut Ridge: Dismiss it!
• A snail’s pace down Main Street
• Keeping Bureau County healthy
• On hold
• KidLit is canceled for 2011
• Ladd water shut-off
• Look for state’s unclaimed property list on Aug. 16
• Emily Phillips City: Thomas.
• Beck’s North construction underway
• Metro Center pool work is underway
• Country Financial upholds top ratings
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Photos From You
• Agricultural Summary for Aug. 8
• Second family investigating cause of farm accident
• Open house
• Auction calendar
• Research shows Lincoln history in Toulon, Kewanee
• Detasseler's death: Lawsuit filed
• Connecting the dots
• 2011: The Tax Man Cometh
• Conference on Illinois History scheduled
• Hay Expo returns to Iowa for its 2012 show
• Farm Progress show tickets available online
• Royalty chosen for county fair
• Male, female — old, young?
• $93,000 plus!
• The Wonderful World of Young
• Annual golf scramble announced
• Family fun day is planned in Princeton
• From the weekend
• What one thing do you miss most from days gone by?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Sheley is 2011 Miss Bureau County Fair Queen
• ROE offers substitute teacher training
• Lincoln field trip grant deadline nears
• Cancer survivors, caregivers unite
• Turbines, money and neighbors
• Hayes 
honored
• The impact of the heat on trees, cattle
• Heat results in cattle losses across the country
• Road work begins Monday in Princeton
• Water shut-off in Ladd
• Remembering, celebrating one significant life
• Ladd refrigerator recycling program kicks off
• Assistance available for livestock deaths due to weather
• Heating up the 2011 corn crop
• Ohio girl wins at Hereford Junior National
• Winning floats in Spring Valley's 125th anniversary parade contest
• 4-H petting zoo
• Bureau Valley reviews finances
• $1 million loss, yet still strong
• Home Rule: Talking specifics
• Banks: SV opens a ‘can of worms’
• Fresh for the picking
• Emmely Vernon ‘Can Do It!’
• What a time for the AC to quit!
• Phaze headed to state fair
• Relay for Life is betting on better future
• Homestead parade 
entries are sought
• ‘100 Years of Broadway’ set for Sunday
• Entries accepted for Governor’s Home Town Awards
• Shining a light on crime
• Getting some nutritional education
• Summer chefs
• Social Security checks will be on time
• Rules of the Road
• First Person
• Lamchick opens chiropractic office in Spring Valley
• Health care center planned for Princeton
• Art enthusiass
• Princeton National Bancorp Inc. reports quarterly net loss
• Learning about Illinois farming
• Auction calendar
• FSA program deadlines approaching
• No air conditioning at Clark House
• Illinois River Road gets financial boost
• Final touches
• Steele named 2011 Illinoisan of the Day
• West Nile Virus: It’s not over yet
• Group organizes holiday weekend music festival
• Tumbling talent
• 2011 Little Miss Bureau County Fair contestants
• 2011 Junior Miss Bureau County Fair contestants
• Who will be the 2011 Miss Bureau County Fair Queen?
• ROEs' paychecks: $0
• What is the most fun part of being in the Miss You Can Do It pageant?
• Fresh from the farmers
• Looking for former fair queens
• Festival 56 presents 'Childplay'
• Al Pierson and Guy Lombardo's Royal Canadian perform in DePue
• Ortega gets jail time for battery, theft
• Ruiz goes to jail for heroin
• Panas sentenced on heroin felony
• Bad news, yet good news
• Housing Authority gets federal money
• Time to celebrate
• Contestants, contestants, and more contestants
• FSA nomination deadline is Monday
• National Night Out set for Tuesday
• PES to construct building plan
• What is Relay for Life?
• See you at the fair!
• Cattleman’s group releases show winners
• Tragedy in the cornfield
• Will your post office close?
• Water hydrant hoopla
• Walnut and Walnut Ridge avoid lawsuit
• Reading between the ‘lions’
• Ohio High School plans for the future
• Bright news for PES program
• Meeting canceled
• Metro Center pool to close Aug. 1-14
• First Person
• Jay’s Liquor & Tobacco opens
• O’Bryant is new nurse manager
 at IVCH’s obstetrics unit
• Peru’s Flint Hills honored
• Walnut resident Wilkinson is selected for fellowship
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Photos From You
• BBB advises: Weigh the pros and cons of tech buy-back offers
• Auction calendar
• Detasseling accident still under investigation
• Social Security office changes hours
• Is your post office going to close?
• DePue asks EPA for help
• ‘Bath salts’ banned
• Full steam ahead ...
• Steamin’ through Bureau County
• Miss DePue 150th
• No rain on this parade
• Princeton man found dead
• Whereabouts of migrant worker still unknown
• David Smith to speak at Tea Party meeting
• What is the best part
 of being a member of 4-H?
• Fun at the Bureau County 4-H Fair
• DePue marks its 150th anniversary
• This photo, submitted by Bob Saletzki of P
• Detasselers killed
• State $$$ headed to preschools
• They could be fatal
• Still too hot!
• Area youth win big at 4-H Fair
• SV’s 125th Anniversary to end with a bang
• Bureau/LaSalle Tea Party 
is set to meet Tuesday
• All aboard!
• End of an era ...
• City talks heat, energy and electricity
• Getting the mail
• Fall kick-off meeting for Ag in the Classroom
• PAC will present ‘The Wiz’
• Agricultural summary for July 18
• Well-informed customers are satisfied customers
• Six students win Farm Bureau Foundation scholarships
• Deadline for SURE crop 
disaster benefits is Friday
• Photos From You
• A trip down Memory Lane
• United Way golf scramble
• County zoning meeting rescheduled
• Home rule
• Sizzling!
• Annual seminar and equipment show is planned
• Drumming up some memories
• No grandstand for Spring Valley parade
• Korean War history book available
• SV approves appropriations ordinance
• First Person — Jim Brandau
• Didoughs opens in Princeton
• Valley Photo 
attends convention
• Jazzercise center opens in Lacon
• Becker named Kewanee Hospital’s CFO
• PMH welcomes 
Dr. Oscar Fischer
• New clinicians, hours
 at Oglesby clinic
• Photos by You — Denton
• Auction calendar
• More children living with grandparents
• To repair or to tear down?
• Hogs and Pigs Report released
• Tight supply situation still driving corn market
• July Crop Production Report released
• Bye-bye fridges and freezers
• The kick-off set at new Zearing fields
• Sirens and lights
• Cleaning up Big Bureau
• What the children said ...
• Butter - fly on over to Buda
• Beef and Ag 2011
• A hot time in the old town ...
• Gathering together in faith
• Poker run
• ‘Be a Wise Consumer’ seminar is planned Thursday in Princeton
• Weekend Whereabouts
• Missing child found safe on interstate
• 4-H awards night ceremony
• Sale of Champions
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• Why is it important to celebrate Spring Valley’s 125th anniversary?
• Lanhams are Citizens’ Volunteers of the Year
• Schultz is named Ag Service Award winner
• Peru man is sentenced to prison for heroin delivery
• What the children said ...
• Road repairs to begin
• ‘It’s finally happening’
• Taking the scenic route
• Accio spell brings out Harry Potter fans
• New generator is headed to Wyanet
• Fancy footwork
• Can’t hardly give it away
• New Princeton 
postmaster named
• With a little help from our friends
• A trip down Memory Lane
• A trip down Memory Lane
• PPD issues June report
• USDA reinstates 
farm labor survey
• Corn acreage is up in 2011, soybeans slightly down
• 2011 corn acreage higher than analysts expected
• USDA invites applications for Value Added Producer Grant
• Illinois crop yield surveys to begin July 25
• IFB hosts annual commodities conference
• Spring Valley Historic Association Museum to open
• Quilt show in Spring Valley
• Happy anniversary, Spring Valley!
• Transparency
• The heat is on!
• Sheffield ready to kick off inaugural Music on Main
• Beef and Ag Festival brings back traditions
• Six vie for DePue's 150th crown
• Watch out 
for bicyclists!
• Bureau County mirrors national employment drop
• More $$$ 
for medicine
• First Person
• Sweeties adds handmade chocolates
• Adell is new dietitian at Kewanee Hospital
• Behrens joins Citizens’ staff
• Food service establishments inspected
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Dr. Daniel offers wound management
• Grand jury returns indictments
• Agricultural summary for July 11
• Transportation 
Committee meeting
• Morris marks 35 years of service
• EPA responds to DePue concerns
• FOIA exemption approved
• The impact of election reform
• Cruisin’ into Wyanet
• Community band concert
• From the weekend
• “Hi Mom!”
• Muggles beware!
• WUNT hosts Sunday service
• Dancing down Main Street
• SV Historic Association to thank volunteers
• Granville women arrested in Princeton
• Two are arrested on heroin delivery
• July in National Ice Cream Month. What is your favorite way to eat ice cream in the summer?
• Photos By You
• Family affair — ‘We believe’
• Princeton’s new water plant
• Royalty crowned in Wyanet
• 5 ... 4 ... 3 ... 2 ... 1 ...
• Daddy D-Harts raps his way through Princeton
• Pretty as a picture in Wyanet
• Do you know my owner?
• SV looks at unsafe building
• Jury rules death an accident
• Water shut off in Ladd
• Cash Dash
• How high by the Fourth of July?
• Bureau Valley FFA attends state convention
• Townsend joins 1st Farm Credit Services
• Deputy/intern exposed to anhydrous ammonia
• Darius Miller needs a facelift
• Walnut approves more limited setbacks
• Young entrepreneurs
• Riding the rails with history in Bureau Junction
• Taking the Z Tour
• Festival 56 fundraiser
• Death ruled a suicide
• Raising the roof in Sheffield
• FSA deadline is July 15
• Coca-Cola collections
• Lunch in the Park 
and bake sale
• BCR photo/Barb Kromphardt Two vehicles
• First Person
• Frozerts opens for business
• Pass the milk
• A champion in safety at Champion
• Photos By You
• A brief history of Illinois’ chief 
executives and their legal misadventures
• Auction Calendar
• I-80 road closure
• ‘Not going down without a fight’
• ‘The Taming of the Shrew’
• From high school to college
• Thompson: Just hang up!
• ‘Seconds save lives’
• St. Margaret’s provides haven during extreme temperatures
• Dobrich is named
 interim superintendent
• The news ... good and bad
• ‘A Choral Celebration ...’
• WUNT: Local outreach and services
• Faster than a greased pig
• Mineral High School alumni hold final reunion
• Who do you think will win the World Series, and why?
• Accidents claim two more lives
• Mineral man dies in tractor accident
• Lawsuit filed
• New direction in discipline
• The Bs’ knees ...
• PES Board looks at building issues
• Campers visit Bureau County Jail
• Be sober; be safe
• Saying good-bye to the past
• Going green with mosquitoes
• Holiday hours in SV
• DePue looks at water issues
• Park District meeting cancelled
• Cattlemen’s Classic
• Patriot Renewable Fuels feeding the local market
• Area 4th of July fireworks displays, events
• What sentence do you think former Gov. Rod Blagojevich should receive, and why?
• Blagojevich: Guilty
• Home Rule
• Little Tigers ... but a lot of pep
• Rewarding valor
• IVCC Board meeting
• Annawan teen died in Wednesday accident
• Art’s Alive
• Cambridge man enters guility plea
• First Person
• Indian Hills adds kitchen
• Slight decline projected 
in holiday travelers
• Zearing staff recognized
• Auction calendar
• Crunching the lunch numbers
• PES talks finances and personnel
• $450,000 headed to Bureau County
• 52 cases solved!
• Summer drumming, summer dreaming
• The roads less traveled
• Complete with authentic movie popcorn ...
• Lights, camera, action ...
• Kinzinger holds town hall meeting
• What is your favorite food to grill, and what’s the secret to getting it just right?
• Area towns will hold farmers’ markets
• Area towns will hold farmers’ markets
• Army Field Band kicks off celebration
• Photos By You
• Senior photos scheduled at Hall
• Fiegenschuh elected to state position
• Spring Valley reminders
• American century farms the focus of new interactive site
• Free recycling program for agrichemical containers
• We’re living longer
• Inmate accuses county
• Schmidt: ‘Keep your kids off Facebook’
• New PFD ladder truck arrives
• What a ‘Hoot!’
• New radio station planned for Bureau County
• A current of cash
• Michigan resident is 
sentenced to prison
• Dean sentenced to prison
• The changing faces of agriculture
• Agricultural Summary
• Bureau Valley FFA is winner 
of 2010 Yield Challenge
• Rosemary E. Ward Scholarship presented
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Kinzinger holding town hall meeting
• Annual summer LAN party set
• Home Rule: The pros and cons
• Closing 
the book 
at Leepertown
• ‘A Mixed Up Fairy Tale’
• An ADA coordinator for Spring Valley
• In the groove at Camp 56
• ‘An erosion of the vision’
• Volleyball tournament
• First Person
• Needed: Stamp of approval
• DeMonte to address Tea Party
• Sheffield Diner opens for business
• Spring Valley City Bank honored
• State Bank of Cherry honored
• Food service establishment 
inspection scores released
• Photos By You
• Cancer center 
opens its doors
• Key Builders receives awards
• Auction calendar
• Logistically speaking ...
• Morning crash
• Park district considers windmills
• Pipeline project begins
• Not a 
big deal
• Water report card arrives
• More ... more ... and More on 34
• Harvard bound
• Stories told in LaMoille
• 10 years of caring 
at Hunter Cemetery
• Tea Party meeting
• Lightning dangers 
illuminated by officials
• Tractor, trailer destroyed by fire
• What is your favorite book and why?
• Photos By You
• Photos by You
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• The buzz in Bureau County
• Hurricane Ike blows $1.5 million to Bureau County
• Bubbles, Bible School and boys and girls
• To build or not to build?
• Steady aims
• Alzheimer’s press conference is Wednesday
• Water shut-off in Ladd
• Eiten is new associate judge
• The impact of closing Orchard View
• Wanted: Your blood
• LaHood to speak at ‘We the People’ meeting
• An American in Japan
• Northern Partners Cooperative donation
• Rumbold recognized
• Photos By You
• The summer of 2011
• Cora Peters benefit on Saturday
• Chandler leaves DePue School District
• Wyanet looks at police protection
• Weather challenges reflected in latest USDA Crop Report
• Wheat report released
• Agricultural summary
• Fire at Princeton factory
• Education reform
• Wind farms will foot 
the bill
• Rules of the Road 101
• ‘End of an era’
• Tick ... tick ... tick ...
• Talking about cars in DePue
• Two stabbed 
in DePue
• Fire at LCN
• First Person
• Ned’s Smoke Shop opens in Spring Valley
• Illinois Retina Institute makes new move
• Property Transfers (May 31-June 3)
• Photos By You
• Antitrust settlement reached
• Auction calendar
• Happy Father’s Day!
• Energy cost drives retail food prices
• Power outage in Buda, Wyanet
• McDonald's grand re-opening
• Summertime scammers
• Looking for a few good ‘Volunteers?’
• Ripe for the picking
• Pratt-Marsh named 2010 IPA Sales Rep of the Year
• A kick-off to the Homestead Festival
• Racing ... and walking for a cancer cure
• Water shut-off
 in Ladd
• Ridin’ the range at Buffalo Days
• Grand jury returns indictments for June
• Root issues May report
• What is the best car you have ever owned?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Did you smell gas?
• Toll road for wind energy considered
• Diving into math
• Workers rally at Henry plant
• SV City Council discusses roofing licenses
• Looking for some new shoes
• Splash down at Lincoln
• New stop signs at Warren and First streets
• Water shut off in Ladd
• Crossroads completes first year
• Pageant forms due
• Reading, writing and summer fun
• Beef — It’s what’s for summer
• Thomas places second in state FFA welding contest
• Photos by You
• Photos By You
• Remember: Adjusted Gross Income consent forms
• 2011 Illinois Forage Expo set
• Cargill helps to provide $70,000 in donations to area food pantries
• Ag in the Classroom Golf Outing
• Farm exports mean jobs for Americans
• $1,150,000 headed to county
• Summer at its best
• Suarez to star in Italian opera
• Nice to meet you
• Road closure
• Two injured in Princeton altercation
• BV hires new high school principal
• State will not cut LGDF program
• Leepertown meeting time changes
• Vendors, parade entries wanted
• Auction calendar
• Photos By You
• First Person
• Tampico woman opens Timberline Cabinetry
• Area Culver’s restaurants sponsor ‘Day of Giving’
• Rutledge receives international honor
• Mendota Community Hospital offers pulmonary outpatient clinic
• Hunt named as new 
tourism/marketing director
• Agent to broker transition course offered
• Myers named institute’s marketing director
• Food manager course set for June 24-25
• Fire dept. donation
• Walnut approves setbacks
• Sheffield raises sewer/garbage rates
• Park Board cinches in budget belt
• Customers zapped with rate increase
• Redistricting underway
• Walking in their memory
• Searching in Joplin
• Ride ‘em, cowboy!
• The path to a high school diploma
• Quicksand!
• SVHA to meet Wednesday
• DePue to host automotive restoration clinic
• In recognition of Mineral’s new museum and the last annual Mineral High School alumni banquet, why do you think it’s important for a community to remember its history?
• Tickets for this year’s grandstand shows 
at Bureau County Fair go on sale Saturday
• Weekend Whereabouts
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Avanti Foods recalls mozzarella
• Driver’s review course
• ‘Un-bridging’ the gap
• Seeing Red ... not!
• ‘From the objective to the subjective’
• Running on corn
• Constantine: 
‘We are ecstatic’
• Dalzell meeting postponed
• Freedom: Remembering and effort
• Soybeans and poultry unite
• Pulling for a cause
• Storming the Livestock CDEs
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• Valente out, Bryant in at Hall
• Malden fire destroys building and contents
• Rural fire engulfs shed
• Moving forward
• Civil unions now legal in Illinois
• In search of an administrator
• Aiming for fun
• Now that’s funny
• Mosquitoes beware!
• Therapist discusses childhood depression
• ‘Get Your Rear in Gear’
• ‘The Previous Page, the Next Chapter’
• First Person
• St. Margaret’s Health honors employees for years of service
• Chestnut Street Inn honored
• Photos By You
• Central Banc holds annual meeting
• Princeton Memorial Day services
• Auction calendar
• Memorial Day 2011
• Patriotism was in the air
• Learning by giving
• Whitlock: This story needs to be told
• Despite the rain ...
• Graduation 2011
• It won’t be long now ...
• A touch of Spain for DePue student
• Spring Valley man arrested for cocaine delivery
• What is the first thing you do when you hear the weather sirens go off?
• Trip of a lifetime
• PHS looks at collaboration with PES
• The cost of education
• ‘Now I lay me down to sleep ...’
• Cutting a rug
• Ruiz is new DePue School Board member
• Registration set at Wyanet library
• BV FFA receives third at Horticulture CDE
• Guither to sing at convention
• Learning by planting
• The west side Relay
• SV announces holiday schedule
• IDOT/ISP team up for a safer holiday
• Memorial Day parade is 10 a.m.
• AFBF estimates 3.6 million ag acres hit by floods
• NFU leads coalition on 2012 Farm Bill
• NFU supports Grassley ethanol legislation
• USDA benefits and 
conservation compliance
• FSA nominations begin June 15
• Bureau County Fair 2011
• Agricultural summary for May 23
• Mautino: ‘Mark will be fine’
• PES needs its money
• Aiming high with pizza pie
• Good things come in small packages
• A time to sow and a time to reap
• SV prepares for anniversary celebration
• Ladd office closed for Memorial Day
• Board seeks stronger communication lines
• The old switch-eroo
• Princeton Police arrest 14
• First Person
• Holiday travel projected to rise slightly
• Mendota Community Hospital adds outpatient clinic
• Schuler participates in summit
• Morris, Schafer, and Scruggs are honored
• Spring Valley
• Walnut
• Princeton area services
• Manlius
• Tampico
• Arlington
• DePue
• Van Orin

• Neponset
• New Bedford
• Ladd area services
• Dog-powered treadmill
• Honoring area veterans
• Auction Calendar
• New spreadsheet helps 
farmers make wise decisions
• York gets jail time 
for drug delivery
• Jacobson gets jail time for forgery
• One for the record books
• History relived
• Special response
• ‘We Remember’
• Safe swimming: Avoiding injury and illness
• Antique vehicles displayed
• Countdown to Music on Main
• ‘We the People’ to meet Thursday
• What is the most important thing you learned in high school?
• Photos by You
• Struna: ‘There will be cuts’
• City manager asks for help
• Orwig goes ‘Gaga’ for reading
• For the love of a boy
• Register for PAC summer children’s drama camp
• BV looks at $500,000 
technology investment
• PHS Talent Show yields hefty donation
• Ready for fun at the Red Cross fundraiser
• Festival 56 ready to kick off eighth season
• Corn supply tight despite projected record crop
• Crop insurance and 
flood claims for Illinois
• It’s time for decisions for 4-Hers
• Soy foods are on the rise
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Orchard View to close
• Council could jolt electric rates
• White: ‘What you’re doing here works’
• Poppies for sale
• Princeton library hosts program on depression in children
• Sheffield nixes maintenance rental code
• Energy ‘toll road’ could go through Bureau, Henry counties
• DeBeck gets jail time for heroin felony
• Martin to speak at Tea Party meeting
• First Person
• The Store?
• Retirement ahead
• Food service establishments inspected
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Free senior emergency kits for Bureau County families
• Auction calendar
• Piontek retires from IDOT
• PNBC reports first quarter net income
• One more plea for BV teachers
• Patience still the name of the Zearing game
• Ag summary for May 16
• House and Senate pass budgets
• The price of education
• Playing for playgrounds
• Step by step
• 847 pounds!
• Pedaling fast
• Making friends
• A moment to cherish
• With the traditional wedding season approaching, what advice do you have for couples planning to get married?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Walters sentenced 
to prison for felonies
• Economic outlook meeting is Thursday
• Funding available to help weatherize homes
• Lincoln Legacy Learning Kits available
• Reader relief
• It won’t be long now ...
• ‘Shelter in Place’
• What is the Hardanger Club?
• Smiles: They’re in the bag
• Plan a stay-cation at the Bureau County Fair
• Photos By You
• Photos by You
• Monsanto Fund supports rural schools
• Settlement reached on wind farm litigation
• Extension to offer ‘Hanging Gardens’ program Thursday
• Dental clinic tightening belt
• Sewer work completed in Wyanet
• A morning’s collection
• Spring Valley City Council debates lawsuit
• Wyanet troop collects for tornado victims
• Riding high
• Mixing music with laughter
• DePue 150th Celebration meeting
• Synthetic drugs bring real dangers
• Show time
• Grand jury returns indictments
• First Person
• Historic Apollo Theater undergoes renovation
• PMH Board 
honors Davis
• Bean joins Citizens’ staff
• The tale of the squirrel’s tails
• Auction Calendar
• 'God gave us the wind....'
• House fails to pass concealed carry bill
• Dreamin’ big
• Derailment investigation continues
• Hall approves transformer bid
• Local teens honored for achievements
• Spring Valley Historic Association to meet
• Picture perfect
• Photos By You
• What is the most important personality 
quality for Miss Illinois to have?
• Interstate closure
• Aquaculture brings opportunity for U.S. soy
• Farm Bureau donates funds to educate emergency responders
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Derailed!
• Historical help wanted in SV
• Town hall meeting set in Tiskilwa
• Ladd water main flushing
• S.A.F.E. course planned
• Planting delay lengthens, decisions needed
• Another year for the record books
• IVREIA meeting set
• FSA reminds producers of program deadlines
• Flea market 
rescheduled
• Agricultural summary for May 2
• NCICG to hold annual economic development summit May 11
• No end in sight to record-breaking gas prices
• ‘If You Knew the Storm’
• National Day of Prayer event is moved
• Parking is prohibited 
in Spring Valley
• Sheffield seats new board members
• Ohio pictures needed
• Living Works
• Keeping Princeton clean
• SV to check water meter readings
• Workers to replace sign trusses over I-80
• Morganflash arrested for delivery of heroin
• Princeton Police issues April report
• A trip down Memory Lane
• End of an era
• Restaurant reopens after remodeling
• Auction calendar
• Walnut: In the middle of wind storm
• Home Rule
• Money in the bank for Zearing
• Osama bin Laden is dead
• Byway to cash in on geocaching
• Wind power saves the day
• Seed giveaway planned
• Two are arrested on drug charges
• Preparing for disaster
• DePue seeks school board member
• Employees plan clean-up days
• Photos by You
• Photos by You
• If money were no object, what would you get your mother for Mother's Day?
• The Tuscaloosa twister
• BCSWCD meeting cancelled
• Coates: Activities are a bonus
• Hall seats new board
• Whole lot o’ shakin’ going on
• Remembering 150 years of living by the lake
• Community outreach
• Flower power for Princeton
• Road closure
• LaMoille seeks school board member
• Friendly reminders
• Sheffield residents plead guilty to felonies
• Grain bin safety program held at BVHS
• Alpacafest is May 7-8
• Former Princeton resident receives ag alumni award
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Thompson to lead IVCC Board
• Young to lead PHS Board
• Father/daughter pictures available
• ISA talks soybeans at roundtable
• Agricultural summary
• 6,994 Illinois governing bodies
• Bolin elected new BV president
• Rain, rain go away ...
• Current affairs
• What can you do with your old medicine?
• Living Tree Memorial
• BV Trivia Night is Saturday
• Mining for memories
• Bureau/Putnam agencies to hold emergency preparedness exercise on Saturday in Malden
• First Person
• ‘Time to smell the roses’
• Stickle joins Citizens’ staff
• AmericInn of Princeton receives awards
• Hall earns awards
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Auction calendar
• SV Council approves road and water projects
• Sheffield haggles over new code
• Hermes: ‘It needs to happen’
• Preparing for the ‘Big One’
• Lusher elected new president of PES board
• Easter fun for all
• Hunting season in Bureau County
• Bureau Valley Foundation presents awards
• Seed giveaway
• SV to hold second clean-up day
• Tea Party meets Thursday
• DePue teen is sentenced to 4 months in jail
• Do the recent problems with air traffic controllers cause you to think differently about flying? Why or why not?
• Photos By You
• Library $$$ headed to county
• New bridge coming to Wyanet
• Following the path to Easter
• Sharing the Easter spirit
• Ladd incident brings safety reminders
• One more dozen down
• Samet honored
• Disaster drill is April 30
• Wolsfeld honored
• SV drugs/firearm arrests are made
• Road closure
• Spring Valley woman sentenced to prison
• Ed Herrmann of Spring Valley sent in sever
• The future of energy
• Agricultural Summary
• Ag Service Award nominees sought
• A tribute to Civil War soldiers
• April report pegs corn supply at 5 percent of total use
• U.S. farmers report planting intentions for 2011
• Sulfur for corn: Feast or famine
• Still a burning issue
• A plea for BV teachers
• Meeting EPA’s mandates
• Celebrating Earth Day in LaMoille
• Turning off the Light ... Post
• Hall Township passes motion on waste disposal
• Princeton’s spring clean up
• Princeton PD to collect drugs during National Take Back Day
• Rezin visits district
• Byway $$$ are in jeopardy
• SV Boosters to meet
• First Person
• Clerk's office to close
• Central Bank is expanding
• Workman joins ADT
• Perry Memorial Hospital receives national recognition
• Same old story
• Food service establishments inspected
• Kocis returns to Kewanee Hospital
• Food service sanitation manager course offered
• Schultz attends 
nutritional seminar
• 26 it is!
• Jail issues — still an issue
• This Easter egg hunt was a real splash ...
• Park Board still waiting for $400,000 check
• Ready, set, hunt!
• Testing your knowledge for a good cause
• Chamber program is a success
• Steppin’ out for everyone’s babies
• Rules of the Road course is May 6
• IVCC to pursue legal action against Putnam Co.
• Ladd brush pickup 
is May 2
• Hunting with royalty
• Area towns announce upcoming Easter Egg hunts
• With the rising price of gasoline, do you think the speed limit should be changed on Illinois interstate highways?
• Seven steps to a greener life
• The top five things you should donate this spring
• Life in a wheelchair
• Turkey season gets underway in Illinois
• Postage increase to have slight impact on retail customers
• Dalzell plans to fix up village property
• Struggling with the sewer
• Road closure
• Perino places second
• Photos By You
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Agricultural summary
• County board says no to moratorium
• Winds blow favorably for Walnut Ridge
• Teens will meet Saturday for Operation Snowball
• Blamah guilty plea
• Jurwich pleads guilty to sex crime
• Road work ahead!
• Educating our students
• No reservations needed at Chateau Ohio
• It’s the Week of The Young Child
• Tiskilwa Library program planned
• LaMoille team wins in safe driving program
• DePue Celebration Committee to meet Monday
• Dalzell needs a school board member
• Soup’s on!
• PHS and Logan students hear positive messages
• BCR launches bcrdeal$
• Princeton Motor Lodge to be torn down
• St. Margaret’s has open house
• Olds Insurance 
Agency honored
• Rutledge marks 
35 years
• Auction calendar
• A trip down Memory Lane
• SV approves St. Bede senior center TIF
• Illinois to get new repossession law
• It’s gone
• Teaching the next generation
• DePue School needs a board member
• Princeton to flush water mains
• Camp 56 plans are underway
• Record-setting day at the park
• Start seeing motorcycles
• One for the Zearing Child Enrichment Center team ...
• Ladd man is arrested on heroin charges
• Spring Valley Historic Association to meet
• Local mayors sign 
Fair Housing proclamation
• County grand jury 
returns indictments
• Have you already filed your tax return? Do you usually wait until the last minute or do it earlier?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Moratorium: One more time
• Voter turnout
• Bureau Valley video bursts across the sky, sky, sky
• Walking together for stronger, healthier babies
• New state senator visits Princeton
• MWAH! to visit Princeton students
• THS to highlight Bureau County monuments
• American agriculture — food, feed and seed
• Extension conducts producer survey
• Photos By You
• It won’t be long now ...
• Sheffield refuses recycling program
• Tar War poster winners
• Wyanet clean-up day is Wednesday
• St. Margaret’s Health and Janice Wamhoff recognized
• Incumbents return to IVCC Board
• DePue library to 
host open house
• Neponset heads to Kewanee
• First Person
• Crazy or Crayola?
• Hometown Express will open Friday in Neponset
• Incumbents turned away in Hall School Board election
• State Bank of Cherry honored
• ATG elects Russell as board chairman
• PNBC reports fourth quarter loss
• Having the Lawson family in sight
• Photos By You
• Newcomers grab a seat on PHS, PES boards
• Quiram, Swanson take Princeton council seats
• Difficult day for incumbents in some area races
• Incumbents return to SV council
• Contested race results in
• Hall High School results in
• Spring Valley aldermen results in
• Princeton school board results in
• Princeton mayor/commissioner results in
• Want to get rid of that old computer?
• No texting allowed!
• No Walnut Ridge recommendation made
• Grain bin rescue training in Walnut
• The passion of the brush
• NHS releases new book
• New Wyanet museum location unveiled
• Breakfast seminar
• What is the most important quality a candidate should have?
• Photos By You
• McAdams arrested on heroin charge
• Mautino named to redistricting committee
• April showers bring ...
• Still investigating Euclid fire
• Cruisin’ the Valley
• ‘All in for 
Ali’ Bryant
• Remembering Western High School
• Bureau is No. 23
• One dress at a time ...
• Council expected to approve budget on Monday
• Catching the Spirit of Team Work at ZCEC
• Public Education and Outreach Committee to meet
• Zoning Board recommends closing door on extensions
• 4-H Horsebowl teaches important life skills
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Anhydrous ammonia safety
• S.A.F.E. course planned May 21
KEWANEE — Agriculture is the most dangerous industry. Each year unnecessary deaths and injuries affect farmers and their families, farm employees, and rescuers. Emergency responders often lack knowledge of the nature
• Agricultural Summary for March 28
• Zerfas pleads guilty to felony
• Graves is arrested for heroin delivery
• Hogs and Pigs Report released
• Illinois FFAs compete for share of $225,000
• AFBF backs bills to preempt EPA greenhouse gas regs
• Winner: Medal of Honor
• Who needs wheels?
• Who lives in Bureau County?
• Unwinding with copper creations
• Ladd street sweeping
• Veterans photos wanted
• Three questions appear on Tuesday’s ballot
• Things to remember in the ballot booth
• Early voting numbers are down in county
• A look at Tuesday’s ballot
• First Person
• An American 
in Japan
• Crescent Ridge makes donation to Bureau County 4-H program
• Health department inspects 
food service establishments
• Blocki completes course
• Lueck, Goldberg 
join Aqua Control
• Ladd Casey’s General Store plans grand re-opening
• Noble joins Landmark Realty
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Auction calendar
• SV creates two new fire positions
• Princeton 
utility receives safety award
• Bringing special ed students into the classroom
• Small but mighty ...
• Dalzell family battles son’s health challenges
• Communities honored for maintaining fluoride levels
• PCA science, art fair
• Talking transportation
• Many exhibits
• With the April 5 election just one week away, 
how will you make up your mind on the candidates?
• Losing an old friend
• We’ll know next week ...
• Mooo-ving the classroom outside
• PHS Board reviews contract details
• Workers locked out in Henry
• Sheffield looks at 
curbside recycling
• Snowflakes ... one last fling
• From feedlot to the plate
• Illinois Soybean Association releases 2010 Yield Challenge Data Report
• Elks sponsor free diagnostic clinic
• Class time for MS
• Forum: PES candidates
• Forum: PHS Board candidates
• Princeton responds to chimney fire
• Mixed reviews
• PES RIFs 17 staff members
• Princeton commissioner seats up for grabs
• More personnel changes at BV
• Bureau County clerk Hieronymus releases early voting information
• Wyanet museum ribbon cutting set for April 2
• Neponset Historical Society plans open house
• Under the lights
• Should registered gun owners in Illinois be allowed to carry concealed firearms in public?Should registered gun owners in Illinois be allowed to carry concealed firearms in public?
• Second Subway opens in Princeton
• Mounts joins Citizens First National Bank
• Taking a bite out of an old Big Mac
• IDFPR releases disciplinary orders for January
• Photos By You
• Auction calendar
• Former Illinois Gov. Jim Edgar’s oral histories are now online
• Cain, Hanna speak on city issues
• Students protest board decision
• Bureau Valley drops the ax
• It was a disaster!
• The downward spiral
• A celebration at the Ohio library
• Manlius remembers Harold Ericson
• Watching homeland news from afar
• 200 trees headed to Neponset
• Transportation Plan Committee meeting 
will be held Friday
• Pinewood glory
• Ladd school to hold special meeting
• Plank Road and Interstate 80 road work
• DePue investigates break-ins, thefts
• DePue notes open burning reminder
• Walnut Ridge still up in the air
• Hall reviews finances
• BCR hosts Spring Valley forum
• Having fun in Cherry
• An American in Japan
• Schilling to address Tea Party
• Dalzell holding yearly drawdown to benefit grade school
• Smoke evacuates Freedom House
• Neponset clean-up planned
• Floral Hill Cemetery cleanup
• Farmers say ‘cheese’ 
during National Ag Week
• Specialty crop grant funds available
• ISA finalizes SoyCam partnership
• Prairie Rivers RC&D Council receives award
• Young farmers, ranchers are optimistic
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Computing your taxes
• Want to carry a gun?
• Ready for a spring cleanup
• An American in Japan
• Ohio Booster Club sponsors fish fry
• Banks: ‘River looks good, and the fish are big’
• Local company named in antitrust action
• St. Mary’s Cemetery cleanup
• Senders is sentenced to jail term for forgery
• Grand jury returns 
two indictments
• Therrien sentenced 
to 4 years in prison
• Bureau Valley takes personnel action
• Four injured in single-vehicle accident
• DePue’s 150th Celebration to meet
• Orange Julius arrives at the DQ
• Palczynski appointed to Walmart Road Team
• What would you do if you caught a leprechaun?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Auction calendar
• IEMA, National Weather Service urge people to ‘Turn Around, Don’t Drown’ on flooded roadways
• Donor alert: Giving to tsunami/earthquake victims
• Peru Mall evacuated
• Hospital observes Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
• IVCH CareNow walk-in clinic opens
• Considering smoking licenses
• Treasures galore
• More cuts proposed for SWCDs
• A table of trivia champions
• Picturing the moment
• Is ban on public comment legal?
• Tea Party forum
• Former Japanese AFS student is safe
• Red Cross responds to emergency in Japan
• Something’s fishy at St. Louis School
• March is National Red Cross Month
• How would you spend your St. Patrick’s Day pot of gold?
• Photos By You
• Answering an emergency
• Death penalty abolished
• They’re here!
• Should the voters decide?
• Storm smarties
• OHS presents 'First Baptist of Ivy Gap'
• Special meeting at BV
• Employment update event is March 16
• Manlius to honor Harold Ericson
• Wyanet discusses sewer project
• Ladd meeting rescheduled
• A price too high to pay
• Farmers urged to look up for power lines
• USDA releases county data figures
• The Marsh Tacky, a special breed of horse
• County blows past a moratorium
• Police seize $570,000 at Peru airport
• Ashes on Wednesday
• A-‘gassed’ at the pumps
• Pond sentenced to four years in prison
• Billings pleads guilty to sexual abuse felony
• Princeton Police Department issues February activity report
• Demolition work resumes in Sheffield
• Medicare seminar
• First tickets to fundraiser dance
• Bishop Hill featured at THS meeting
• Princeton to replace 30-year-old aerial truck
• Wyanet Historical Society ribbon cutting is April 2
• Sheffield looks at recycling program
• Ladd Cemetery cleanup
• What’s in store for Princeton parks?
• First Person
• Torri’s Ice Cream Parlor marks 100 years in business
• A Vintage Venue entices antique hunters
• Nicor offers rebates
• Health dept. inspects 
food service establishments
• Women in Business Luncheon is March 18
• Shurts completes real estate program
• Fast Stop goes 24/7
• Butterfield promoted at Citizens
• Food manager refresher course is April 5
• Neponset man killed in crash
• Auction calendar
• Road reopened after fatal crash
• Route 34 closed
• Senior services on the chopping block
• Schools get state library grants
• Sweeney: Value down, bills up
• A stitch in time
• The history of the steak — From A to B-eef
• BCR photo/Barb Kromphardt Sausage-makin
• Bureau County’s health needs
• A night with Will Rogers
• DAR recognizes area youth
• Enjoying the evening for the March of Dimes
• Dixon man indicted in daughter’s death
• A ‘chair’-ity event
• How high do you think gas prices will get this summer and will those prices change any of your plans?
• PHS celebrates FFA Tractor Day
• Wind turbines on farmland may benefit crops
• Laborers attend Madison rally
• SV Historic Association to meet
• Blizzards don’t come cheap
• Forced consolidation
• Who has a FOID card?
• Juggling lessons at Tiskilwa Public Library
• Dora’s Peruvian Chicken
• The ugly duckling story nears an end
• Interstate 80 work starts Monday
• Ready to party
• Ladd Casey’s closes for remodeling
• Hollowayville meeting changed
• Zaragoza sentenced to 68 days in the Bureau County Jail
• McCune wins $2,500 for Bureau Valley FFA
• Looking ahead: Corn, soybeans and wheat
• 2011 tree/rain barrel sale underway
• Agricultural summary
• Photos By You
• Eliminating the ROEs?
• Local officials react to 2010 Census figures
• PES optimistic about Early Childhood program
• And the winner is ...
• Studying class rank at PHS
• Bogatitus named SV fire chief
• ‘Tis the season for spring weather concerns
• Volunteer open house
• Steaming pots of chili, soup
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• The birthday of Alexander Graham Bell, who invented the telephone, is March 3, 1847. How would your life be different if the telephone had never been invented?
• New, larger building planned at Beck’s North
• Milnes joins Citizens’ staff
• Heartland Health Care Center honored
• Auction calendar
• Dalzell voices support
• Ron Buettner to receive award
• Cemetery cleanup
• To be continued ...
• ‘Arts are so important 
in our children’s lives’
• Marquis Energy plans to expand
• ‘Art from the Heart’ brings area youth together
• Teacher appreciation dinner set
• And the band plays on ...
• Chili for Music on Main
• 4-H Extension meeting set
• LaHood chosen to replace Risinger
• Slashing transportation funds
• How many are there?
• That’s some ride, boys!
• BCR to host candidate forums
• Bureau County dog wins at Westminster
• Moffitt to stay in Illinois House
• Calendar of events is heating up at fairgrounds
• Bureau Valley FFA collects for local food pantries
• 1st Farm Credit Services pays back clients with patronage
• Informational meeting for Hawaii trip set
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Conservation Reserve Program sign-up begins in March
• Strategies to reduce swine feeding costs in 2011
• Farm Bureau, Soybean Checkoff partner on Facebook page
• Princeton shows support for DePue
• Meeting needs: Students and state
• Spelling bee c-h-a-m-p!
• Route 178 work 
will begin Monday
• Seatonville board expresses DePue support
• Illinois Valley Area Chamber of Commerce supports DePue
• DePue village president says residents’ health top priority
• Leitch promoted to deputy minority leader
• Bureau County’s best s-p-e-l-l-e-r-s
• Browning Ford Service Department honored
• Kieffer qualifies 
for conference
• Madsen is court-approved mediator
• A library coffee shop? Well, Latte Da!
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Business gives 
to local troops
• Jack Scott dies at 85
• Auction calendar
• State health department encourages Illinoisans to be good to their hearts
• Five healthy job search tips: Look forward, not back
• United Way event set for March 5
• Tri-County Founder's Patrol Breakfast is Thursday
• Sears will speak Friday at Crossroads High School
• Easter Seals workshops set for March 12
• Correction - Apollo Theater
• Interstate 80 closed
• Who will replace Risinger?
• Board looks at possible programs for Zearing expansion site
• Leepertown makes State Honor Roll again
• An African beat
• Following his childhood dream ...
• Republicans come to Princeton for Lincoln Day dinner
• Voter deadline approaching
• Tea Party meeting
• Remembering the children
• What is the biggest problem facing high school students today?
• Photos By You
• Seminar set for Wednesday
• Meeting rescheduled
• Senate Week in Review
• Scientifically speaking ...
• ‘The most important thing we do next year’
• Spotlight School designation for Neponset Grade School
• St. Bede cheerleaders
• Walnut Ridge hearing continues
• Mautino helps Ottawa 
become port district
• KOC’s sweet donation
• BCSWCD meeting 
is Tuesday
• Support animal ag, the No. 1 customer of U.S. soybeans
• BV competes in Job Interview Contest
• Photos By You
• SV quilt committee to meet
• Clerk’s office closed 
for holiday
• Summer Agricultural Institute for educators planned
• Ristau pleads guilty; sentenced to three years
• Beef meeting is set for Feb. 28
• Risinger to resign Feb. 28
• Lee County doesn't act on wind farm moratorium
• Lawmakers push concealed carry proposals
• Risinger to resign Feb. 28
• Meeting set
• Acting like a bully
• Cherry: Academic excellence
• A ‘Rhapsody of Quilts’
• Festival 56 announced 2011 schedule
• What do you bid?
• Protecting 
the dignity 
of all funerals
• CPASA participates in national ceremony
• Spaghetti supper floats this boat
• DePue’s 150th Committee to meet
• First Person
• Lacon store adds wine tasting room
• Martin Engineering contributes to Kewanee Hospital family clinic
• More electricity pricing forums planned
• Real estate license proficiency courses offered on March 1
• Photos by You
• Auction calendar
• The 50-50 Rule
• Schedule set for outreach clinics
• Risinger to step down
• SV worries about 
setting precedent
• Art is in the details
• Van Orin recognized by ISBE
• For the love of reading
• Red Cross 
hosts fundraiser
• A heartfelt thank you
• An evening with the artist
• Kierski is arrested on heroin charge
• Spending some time with a good book
• Bond set at $1 million in shaken baby case
• Raley is sentenced to 27 years in prison
• Sheffield man is sentenced to prison for felony
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• Train traffic resumes
• Considering their legacy ...
• It’s a go!
• PHS honored by Illinois State Board of Education
• Special Olympians scrimmage at PHS
• Why has your electric bill gone up?
• Managing stress program is Thursday
• SV Historic Association holds raffle
• Sheffield divided over burned-out house
• Music on Main in Sheffield
• BCR photo/Terri Simon Liberty Village V
• Panel votes to do away 
with wind farm moratorium
• Derailed in Mendota
• Photos By You
• What? You think chocolate grows on trees?
• BV FFA attends Chicago conference
• January farm report released
• Weather spotters classes offered
• BEST partners with IVCC for GED
• Specialty crops to be surveyed
• ‘Taking aggressive action’
• City moves ahead on commercial park
• Sheffield tries again for water grant
• Like father, like son
• Killing time in Sheffield
• Will you give the gift of life?
• Food drive is a success at PHS
• Wyanet looks 
at CDAP grant
• New McDonald’s building set for Princeton
• First Person
• Photos By You
• Princeton Council hears about new tourism outreach
• Firefighters respond to rural Sheffield house fire
• Maintenance will effect 9-1-1
• Auction Calendar
• A new swine webinar series
• Coalition formed to address grain safety
• Advocates say ‘Escape to Illinois’
• Train travel building steam
• Development-Stage 2 work at Zearing Park
• Mautino named House Deputy Majority leader
• Princeton’s electric rate increases
• Working together benefits city and schools
• SV Historic Association to meet Wednesday
• Honoring Nedda Simon
• Three questions on April ballot
• Bowling buddies
• Chefs at work
• A losing battle
• PPD warns of cell phone scam
• What did you do to get through last week's blizzard?
• Volkers attend Ronald Reagan
 100th birthday celebration
• One scoop at a time ...
• Economic impact blows into county
• More candidates for April ballot
• A sign of the times
• St. Louis School — serving area families since 1964
• McCauleys remember St. Louis School
• Miller remembered by colleagues and friends
• Lincoln Day Dinner is Feb. 19
• Sobol appointed 13th District associate judge
• Morrow pleads guilty to felony
• The economics of rural America
• Snow days
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• Senate Week in Review: Jan. 31-Feb. 4
• Wind farms under discussion
• Princeton to offer Citizen's Police Academy
• Certification courses
• Good to Great in Agriculture: Vision 2020
• Seminar to address cattle feeding strategies of the future
• Auction calendar
• Storm closes down county
• Casey’s headed to zoning board
• School board candidates announced
• JA Bowl-A-Thon set
• Dalzell Fire Department food drive
• Lunch in the Park
• SV approves water cleaning system
• No mother-in-law jokes allowed
• First Person
• TCI Manufacturing receives award
• Grams joins staff at Citizens First National Bank
• Ladd Casey’s is expanding
• Learning Ladder earns accreditation
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Perry Memorial lab is accredited
• Unemployment rate falls in December
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Storm blankets county
• Interstate 80, Route 92 closed
• Residents urged to stay home
• Snow plows pulled off roads
• Power outage on west side of county
• SV clerk's office closed
• Courthouse closed
• Health department closing
• Metro Center will close early
• School officials talk about moment of silence
• Magical entertainment
• Ballot set for April election
• Crawford, Swanlund remembered
• Driving review course
• Flipping those flapjacks
• Malden looks at CDAP grant for water projects
• LaMoille bridges to be replaced
• Perry Memorial Hospital to celebrate 
National Wear Red For Women Day on Friday
• Chili supper adds to Pack the Place night
• Who do you think will win the Super Bowl and why?
• Photos By You
• Here we go again ...
• Another challenging morning
• PHS to post check registry online
• SV trims back water plans
• Crafts, kids and fun at the library
• Blood donations needed
• Something’s in the air in Ohio
• 70th annual Lincoln Day Dinner is Feb. 19
• Quinn: Ronald Reagan’s birthday celebration is official
• New Medicaid law to save $744 million in five years
• One more time!
• Methodist Church under consideration
• Marketing pork — 
One McRib at a time
• Farm Bureau elects new officers
• Photos By You
• Senate Week in Review
• Breakfast seminar
• Farm Credit Services, 1st Farm Credit Services to donate $2 million to Farmdoc, 4-H programs
• Country refunds hail policyholders
• USDA to measure the financial health of American farms
• Farmers invited to join in social media training
• Illinois soy making a difference in Haiti
• Vilsack: Innovation drives the farmer and farm policy
• Mautino responds to State of the Union 2011
• Welbers responds to State of the Union 2011
• Did you watch President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address and, if so, what was your response to it?
• ‘A wait and see mentality’
• Not a quick fix for PES
• Did you hear the one about ... ?
• Meeting notice
• Leepertown meeting canceled
• Bureau County 
by the numbers
• Heating assistance still available
• Learned sentenced to eight years in prison
• First Person
• Didoughs coming to Princeton
• Health dept. inspects 
food service establishments
• Subway to open soon
• Food establishments honored
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Hoelle adds clinic days at PMH
• Auction calendar
• Who lives in Bureau County?
• Farmers look to tell their story
• Piping hot and ready to serve
• ITC opens door for spring classes
• ‘The Old Ladies Cookbook; A New Generation’
• Chef at work
• Princeton library expands audio/visual collection
• Lil’ poms perform at Prouty
• Do you think Gov. Pat Quinn should sign the legislation doing away with the death penalty?
• Farm Bureau launches ‘MyAmericanFarm.org’
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Demolition deja vu
• ‘What the heck are we doing?’
• Spring Valley weighs cost of builder’s mistake
• Bring it on! Bears or Packers?
• Ding-dong ... Albert Jacobs calling
• LaMoille to apply for state energy grant
• Nippy out there
• The countdown in Neponset
• Bundled up and ready to go!
• Freedom House needs Spanish translators
• Photos By You
• A typical farmer
• Photos By You
• Senate Week in Review
• Martin benefit is Saturday
• Turpen sentenced for forgery
• Sign up extended
• U.S. growers produce abundant crops in 2010
• Awards go to Illinois Farm Bureau inventor
• USDA economist sees more crop acreage in 2011
• 2011 livestock outlook characterized by tight supplies
• Farmers can prevent hearing loss, skin cancer
• ISA urges farmers to be alert
• BV looks at security options
• Water rates on the rise
• Another shovel-full of winter weather
• Schaudt wins $250,000 in Little Lotto
• Bureau County grand jury returns four indictments
• How do area businesses define progress?
• Ladd school meeting rescheduled
• Princeton to go out 
for aerial truck bids
• Who are you rooting for in Sunday's Bears-Packers football game?
• Ye Olde Underground Inn expands
• Fisher promoted to assistant vice president
• Insurance agencies merge
• Photos By You
• Photos by You
• Photos By You
• Bears vs. Packers
• Auction calendar
• Governor to honor citizens for community service
• Play it safe when buying Bears-Packers tickets
• Nestler dies at 70
• Grant on hold
• ASIST training
• Legislation signed
• Park board waiting for grant money
• Tax increase hits Illinois corporations
• The (Red) Hats meet ‘The Art of the Hat’
• Ladd students to learn from area veterans
• Knights donate to Gateway
• A super soup Sunday
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• Photos by You
• 'Get to know your VSO'
• Inspection: 'Nothing wrong'
• 'This corporate Goliath'
• Revenues decline nearly 31 percent
• Class cancelled
• Senate Week in Review
• Tax hike: Your thoughts
• Back to the drawing board
• Tiskilwa library explores options
• Pottery Class 101 in Wyanet
• How do you define progress?
• PAC to hold 16th annual meeting
• Traveling the Underground Railroad
• Reducing energy consumption at PES
• Joint meeting in Spring Valley
• Transportation 
committee to meet
• Teaching life skills – with toys?
• Photos By You
• Industry challenges focus of next NCILC meeting
• Vehicle/passenger lands in creek
• IVAC dinner to feature Deere executive
• Visit Patriot Renewable Fuels at QCA Farm Show
• Hospice meeting rescheduled
• Private pesticide applicator training and testing for 2011
• State plans to issue $3.7 billion in bonds to fund employee pensions
• Hog report released
• Curling outing scheduled
• Farm Bureau annual meeting set
• Income tax rate to increase
• Cold weather keeps water project on hold
• Turbine issue on hold
• It’s that time of year again
• Only some minor details in Walnut
• This club roars loudly in LaMoille
• Meeting for DePue’s 150th
• Detention or not?
• Construction continues for Frozerts
• Citizens promotes Makransky
• Photos By You
• Photos by You
• Celebrate the new year with 10 free trees
• BBB urges consumers to scrutinize credit card bills
• A winterizing home check list
• Auction calendar
• Boil order
• Financial aid window opens in January
• Flu activity on the rise
• ‘It can happen anywhere’
• Metcalf is ready to shine for Bureau County
• Suicide awareness show held
• Snowshoe success for Special Olympians
• Noah: Home from hospital, back in school
• SV Historic Association to meet Wednesday
• Change in the air for Medicaid
• Photos By You
• Do you approve of the decision made last week to allow former Gov. George Ryan to be released from prison for a brief visit with his critically ill wife?
• N.Y. man is arrested 
for cannabis possession
• Ag summary for Jan. 3
• ACT scores move upward
• Take it slow ...
• Winter weather — more to come
• St. Bede grad makes learning easy, fun
• Retail staple food prices edge higher in fourth quarter
• Happy Birthday, Owen Lovejoy!
• California man charged with drug felony
• Princeton Police issues year-end report
• The ‘off season.’ Is there really such a thing?
• Acreage battle just beginning
• Photos By You
• ‘A good corporate citizen ... neighbor’
• New laws for education
• Princeton looks at new aerial ladder truck
• The Closet gives back to the community
• Baby Leah rings in the new year
• Suicide: Local bands offer a helping hand
• Welch scheduled to speak to local investors
• Mata arrested on Class X felony
• First Person
• The Village opens in Utica
• H & R Block hosts open house
• Witek joins Citizen First National Bank’s staff
• Celebrating the last brick
• Citzens First National Bank promotes Gillan
• State Bank of Cherry honored
• Five smart questions to ask at tax time
• Top 10 scams
• New Year’s resolutions should include a review of personal assets
• SV sees light at end of sewer project
• Bureau County's first bundle of joy for 2011
• Park District looks at wish list
• Owen Lovejoy turns 200
• New Year’s Eve fun in Wyanet
• Over the river and through the woods ..
• Location change
• Friends of the Hennepin Canal honored
• You could be a multi-millionaire
• Doyle appointed federal administrative law judge
• 8 candidates apply for 13th Judicial Circuit vacancy
• Spring Valley announces meeting schedule
• Big Bureau Watershed sets schedule
• What are your predictions for the new year?
• BBB warns consumers to watch out for investment scams
• No answers yet on Euclid fire
• Promoting agricultural literacy
• Happy New Year, Bureau County!
• The end of an era ... demolition resumes in Sheffield
• LaMoille looks at grant
• New laws for 2011
• 2010: The year in review
• BCSWCD receives grant for fifth-grade project
• Farm Bureau applauds House passage of tax package
• Soybean checkoff elects new leaders
• 2011 Hay Expo locates in southeast Minnesota
• A trip down Memory Lane
• USDA reports increased diversification in horticulture operations
• Bookwalter is sentenced to prison
• More new laws on the books
• Princeton projects for 2011
• Hockey, anyone?
• Picket comes down at ArcelorMittal
• 2010: The year in review
• Mimi’s on Main offers antiques, collectibles
• A new visitor at the Chestnut Street Inn?
• Courtyard Estates staff wins award
• Office to be closed
• ISP conducts safety checks
• Food service sanitation course 
set for Jan. 14-15
• Spring Valley City Bank honored
• Miller retires from Citizens
• Choosing a tax professional: What you need to know
• Your charitable donation ...
• How to protect your identity during data breaches
• State reminds Medicare-eligible individuals of Dec. 31 open-enrollment deadline
• Getting ready for Christmas ... 2011!
• Keener dies at 76
• New laws take effect Saturday
• Calling all snowmen, snow animals and snow sculptures of all kinds!
• Drinking and driving: Don’t be a statistic
• Are you making any New Year's resolutions for 2011?
• Photos By You
• SV announces winners
• Master Gardener classes offered
• Contracts awarded for IDOT projects
• Developers to build two new wind farms in Illinois
• 2010: The year in review
• All skate ... in Sheffield
• Christmas comes to local pantries
• Christmas delayed for some Haitian orphans
• Extension moves into 2011 with more ag-related opportunities
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Restoring the past at PHS
• Swinging with the seniors
• Farm Bureau plans Chicago trip
• Volatility, higher prices to dominate ag marketplace
• DePue Action 
Committee appointed
• 2010: The year in review
• And unto us, a child is born ...
• COMPUTER COURSES
• ‘A great example 
to us all’
• The hats are in the ring!
• Illinois to lose one congressman
• And so it is Christmas ...
• In the eye of the beholder
• Boarding the bus
• Citizen questions Spring Valley Council
• Holiday hours in Ladd
• IVCC announces candidates
• Rate hike!
• Play ball!
• Auction calendar
• November unemployment in Illinois falls to 9.6 percent
• St. Margaret’s welcomes new ER medical staff
• Health department inspects 

food service establishments
• Orchard View staff wins awards
• OSFM issues alert
• Photos By You
• Freedom House gets $30,000 grant
• County OKs emergency fix
• Safety concerns for North Main
• St. Bede for seniors
• Checking it twice ...
• Wanted: Crossing guards
• Toys of yesteryear ... I remember when
• DePue gets state money
• Something for everyone at crafts/gift show
• The best of hugs
• What is your ultimate Christmas gift?
• Photos By You
• Holiday closings
• Protecting fruit trees from winter freeze
• Grant applications available
• Poverty rates increase in Bureau County
• PHS teachers object to board decision
• One more time
• Seatonville financial report posted
• Hall changes 
graduation requirements
• Committee to meet
• Problems close skate park again
• Circuit Breaker Program deadline is Dec. 31.
• Grand jury returns indictments
• Ringing in the season ...
• Getting ready for the Bureau County Fair
• Checkoff survey plays big role in international decisions
• ISA goes mobile
• A trip down Memory Lane
• USDA report shows tight supplies of corn, cotton and soybeans
• Two fatalities reported Thursday
• BBB warns veterans of fake email scam
• Senate Week in Review
• Easter Seals launches new session of Special Olympics Young Athletes program
• Interstate reopens
• Interstate closed; one fatality reported
• Trouble brewing for wind farms?
• Smith: Good and bad news for PES
• How much tax relief is enough?
• Braving the cold for a new frosty friend
• Santa’s Rockin’ Christmas Eve
• More candidates file petitions
• Work begins on BV administration building
• Manlius caucus set for Jan. 10
• Dahl replacement chosen
• Wrapping (and shopping) with a cop
• LaMoille woman opens Java on Main
• NASCAR/Growth Energy announce ethanol partnership
• Marquis makes second ethanol investment
• May joins family law firm
• A trip down Memory Lane
• 24 vehicles involved in I-80 crash
• All eyes on Congress/tax reform
• Ready, set, file!
• Tis the season
• Dalzell wrestles with snow removal
• What is the best part and the worst part of the holiday season?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Senate Week in Review: Dec. 6-10
• Another setback for Noah Bickett
• Protection from the Three Ds
• ‘Presumed Dead’ in Korea
• Ready for the cold
• ’Tis the season ...
• Princeton residents issued reminder of snow ordinance
• Closed: Pine Street Bridge
• It’s time to think beyond the elevator
• Farm Bureau celebrates 50 years of continued membership growth
• 4-H Club partners soybean farmers
• The climate and agriculture
• Specialty Crops, Agritourism and Organic Conference set
• Cherry students discover the gift of giving
• Another house fire
• BV fire: $10,000 reward
• Tiskilwa couple loses all in fire
• All clear in Princeton
• Several seek Gary Dahl’s Senate seat
• Showing their holiday spirit
• Zearing nears completion
• Dover resident defends herself, and family
• Holiday bakers
• Climate change poses challenges for weed management
• Donation given for grain bin rescues
• Portraits, paintings, murals and more ...
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Christmas parade canceled
• Library event canceled
• Ryan appointed chief judge
• Cherry School Board nominations
• Auction calendar
• Meeting calendar
• Local coach dies in traffic accident
• Sustaining the lifeblood of a community
• Cities like Ike
• SVE weighs construction manager versus general contractor
• Scholarships awarded for blood donations
• SV Historic Association to meet
• ‘Tis the season to slow down
• History in the making
• Art show opens Dec. 10
• Neponset Pride 
sponsors holiday lighting contest
• Farm Bureau Women’s Committee makes donation
• Price of farmland is still gaining ground
• Plan now for the ‘Women Changing the Face of Agriculture’
• CREP is back in Bureau County!
• Christmas parade will kick off at 1:30 p.m. Saturday
• Dahl to resign Dec. 10
• Stroke screening to be held
• Dahl to resign Senate seat
• Neponset looks at “what if”
• Sewer woes in the Valley
• ‘Tis the baking season
• Another heart for Noah ...
• Let your fingers do the shopping
• It’s official
• It’s that time again ...
• Lighted Santa Parade is Dec. 11
• Monday was billed as one of the biggest cyber shopping days of the year. How much of your Christmas shopping do you plan on doing online this year?
• Avah’s Little TuTus are too-too cute!
• Eagle Nest Cafe to open Monday
• 'It's a Wonderful Life'
• Nelson family establishes scholarship at PHS
• Auction calendar
• Agricultural summary for Nov. 29
• Christmas cookie fun
• Neponset annexation
 will be on April ballot
• Putting the black into Black Friday
• Sprinkles, sprinkles everywhere
• Hard work + generosity = 51 quilts
• Cherry students to highlight history
• Oh deer! It’s the Met Express!
• Sluis benefit set for Saturday
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Serving chili in Wyanet
• DePue challenges Illinois EPA
• Ferry, Harkins sentenced to prison
• Cemetery cleanup
• Lighted Santa parade set in Spring Valley
• Feeding the hungry throughout the year
• Falling assessments to impact area
• Recycling center guidelines, process reviewed
• Getting a (really early!) start on Christmas
• Knit one, purl two ... love them all
• Train show fascination
• Spring Valley resident sentenced to prison for felony convictions
• Raising the thermometer
• Bacon named 
top sales agent
• Fox honored 
as top sales agent
• U of I offers new online course
• Melissa Dever named top advisor
• Doing unto others
• BV participates in National Tractor Restoration Contest
• U of I’s research station near Monmouth doubles
• Photos By You
• Farm Bureau expresses support of Stabenow appointment
• Fire destroys Buda home
• PES: Thankful for local taxpayers
• Bureau County by the numbers — then and now
• Music counts!
• Let the feasting begin ...
• Thanksgiving preparations
• The goal: Fatality free
• Thanksgiving bakers
• Buda Family Christmas is set for Dec. 4
• Holiday shopping statistics
• Hopkins & Associates buys Princeton accounting business
• A judicial vacancy in 13th Judicial Court
• Marmon/Keystone’s service center is in full operation
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Auction calendar
• Grain management 
system offered
• Country returning $3 million in crop hail 
dividends
• Hall pleads guilty to drug felony
• Thomas sentenced to three years in prison
• Anderson pleads guilty to felonies
• Smith pleads guilty to sexual felony
• SV approves sewer repair
• Pleased to meet you
• Health dept. sets another flu clinic
• Party/concert rescheduled
• Clerk’s office 
to close
• Office will close
• Princeton filing period closes
• Traditional carriage tours
• Sheffield dinner
• SVE approves tentative levy
• What are you most thankful for this Thanksgiving holiday?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• White encourages drivers to be safe this Thanksgiving
• Monday storm
• Area women recognized on 'Oprah'
• Hall looks at improvement plan
• Walnut discusses fire station proposal
• ‘You’re still in good shape’
• Thanksgiving craft time
• Turkey and all the trimmings
• Malden Grade School considers grant
• Grand jury returns 12 indictments
• Farm Bureau to hold annual meeting
• ‘Perfect storm’ devastates hog profits
• BV FFA attends convention
• Regional tillage seminars
• Cost of classic Thanksgiving dinner up slightly
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Photos by You
• Cougars!
• Lighting up the season!
• Ladd Christmas Care Toy Drive
• Zoning-ESDA meeting rescheduled
• USDA announces REAP funds
• EPA and factory farms
• Senate Week in Review
• Senior gift requests expected to increase this holiday as economic slump continues
• Five ways to fight back against phone bill cramming
• IRS has $4 million in refund checks for 3,618 Illinois residents
• BV debates issuing bonds
• Leepertown proceeds with study
• Local libraries fear financial future
• Covered up with coats
• Holiday garbage schedule
• Sheffield’s audit shows 
a net loss of $48,000
• Saying thanks
• Open house
• Photos By You
• New company works with dementia patients
• Health department inspects 
food service establishments
• Theft of guns investigated
• Vittles for the veterans
• ‘Tis the season for holiday scams
• Auction calendar
• Park Board discusses 
use of fields at Zearing
• ‘It sounds like a faucet up here’
• All aboard Santa’s Met Express
• More than $2.1 million headed to area hospitals
• Meeting rescheduled
• Teachers by the numbers
• Talking with Santa
• Pancakes for prom
• Monday was National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day. Do you have anything in your refrigerator that needs to be thrown out?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Princeton Elementary Schools on alert
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Citizens promotes Boroski
• Midland States Bank holds open house
• New Dollar General Store opens in Spring Valley
• THS honored at state level
• IVCC committee to meet Tuesday
• Ladd meeting is Tuesday
• Wyanet to auction off old museum building
• A new home for Wyanet’s museum
• Remembering, honoring our veterans
• Burgess: ‘I would do it all over again’
• Political ad splits county board
• Auction calendar
• Clean up continues at Euclid Chemical
• SV and the spewing sewage
• Citizens Advisory Group to meet in DePue
• SV Clerk's office closes
• NCICG announces new grants
• Photos By You
• A new message board in Princeton
• Should schools be closed on Veterans Day?
• Veterans’ appreciation
• BuECom teaches emergency lessons
• ‘Take a shot for juvenile diabetes’
• Sales tax down in Walnut
• Pigeons on display at the fairgrounds
• What’s a cross worth?
• School 
districts by the numbers
• Wanted: Illinois River Road input
• All aboarrrrrrd!
• Making progress in Walnut
• Dover residents take issue with dogs, neighbors
• A Sweet (16) celebration for Tigresses
• Celebrating yesterday’s harvest
• FS Grain Systems sponsors training
• AFBF to focus on environment, Farm Bill, and social media
• Offices to close
• 4-H develops a plan
 for the 2010-11 year
• Hydrant flushing
• Environmental Film Festival features documentary on DePue
• Vacancy on Ladd School Board
• Princeton garbage pickup
• SWCD meeting rescheduled
• A win for Quinn
• BV fire was intentional
• Making the grade
• Senate Week in Review: Nov. 1-5
• BVHS to honor local veterans
• Indian Creek FFA alumni to hold calf sale
• BV attends state contest
• Area Veterans Day programs
• Park board approves membership increases
• Governor’s race remains too close to call
• County board races
• County jail, Tiskilwa library votes fall short
• Voter turnout tops 54 percent in Bureau County
• Bill Brady: 30-day wait likely to get total vote count for governor's race
• Ag summary for Nov. 1
• Thompson wins sheriff's race
• Auction calendar
• Coldwell Banker 
honors Lester
• Italian company opens center in Princeton
• Tiskilwa man dies in tractor rollover
• Bureau County 4-H gets boost from TSC
• Making the grade
• Manlius’ sewer project continues
• Election results
• Princeton looks at community events
• Ladd meeting set
• Sheffield approves burn ordinance
• Tricks and treats
• Halloween beauty is in the eye of the beholder
• Root to retire from Illinois Army National Guard
• Report cards are here
• Helping families with Tools for Tough Times
• Halloween 2010
• Photos By You
• How do you think this year's political campaigns have been handled?
• Rules of the Road review course offered
• Avoid getting scammed when looking to rent
• Tea Party meeting is Nov. 16
• IVAC seminar is Nov. 10
• IDOT announces I-80/Plank Road work
• Logan seventh-graders debate jail issue
• Beef in Bureau County
• Bart pleads guilty to felony, misdemeanor
• Walnut man is 
sentenced to prison
• Flu clinic
• Move over, Martha Stewart
• Eight years and counting
• St. Mary’s Cemetery clean-up
• When along came a spider ...
• Burns visits Princeton
• Where credits 
are due
• College Day planned for area ag students
• Less than 40 show up for jail info meeting
• Breakfast seminar
• BV competes in soil judging contest
• Defensive driving course to be held
• Senate Week in Review
• State and federal races in Bureau County
• Neponest edges toward annexation
• Trick or treat hours
• Trick or treat times throughout Bureau County
• Post office renamed
• Sheffield loses out on CDAP grant
• Training set for Smart Meter program
• Park board looks at rate increases
• Promoting radon testing
• Pastor Appreciation event
• Clowning around at Liberty Village
• Hammin’ it up
• Ash trees beware!
• A steak dinner and more ... in Manlius
• Settlement details remain confidential
• Bubbling over in Tiskilwa
• Restoring the Canal
• The health of Big Bureau
• 4-H speciality license plate
• KidLit fundraiser
• BVEC music festival
• Photos by You — Reeves
• What caused the Euclid fire?
• Vote for PES
• What sources of information do you rely on when deciding which candidates to vote for?
• Still on duty
• Cornpicker Celebration back for Round 2
• Arrest warrants are issued 
for Spring Valley’s Dean, Cook
• Lutz pleads guilty to child pornography
• Senate Week in Review: Oct. 11-15
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• Neponset cemetery cleanup is Oct. 23
• Tea Party is Oct. 26
• DePue looks at sewer grant project
• Celebrating Fire Prevention Week
• Please ... not my home!
• Officers prepare for the worst
• Neponset Pride hosts wiener roast
• EPA green lights ethanol increase in fuel blend
• Tieman: ‘It felt like Christmas’
• Should you vote for a new jail?
• Agricultural summary for Oct. 12
• Demolition begins in Sheffield
• Agriculture ABCs - a city boy’s view
• Seatonville man dies
• Princeton Police issues September report
• Spring Valley woman arrested on cocaine charge
• Calvary Cemetery cleanup
• Knights to visit area churches
• Jansz to be sworn in Monday
• Four Seasons celebrates 20 years
• George arrested on domestic battery
• Wyanet discusses old museum
• From baklava to date fingers and more ...
• The impact of 
the Peace Corps
• Only the ‘Shadows’ remain
• It’s never too early ...
• Wells case 
settled
• Auction calendar
• Terry Routh of Princeton submitted these p
• SV City Bank earns high rating
• Chestnut Street Inn honored
• Food service course offered
• Bureau Creek Seeds is a new dealer

• PMH doctor honored
• Orchard View earns high rating
• Owners close Quizno’s
• SV lighting contest
• Princeton man dies Tuesday
• Neponset Pride wiener roast
• A recipe for road work
• Monitoring the fire site
• Optimist Club fruit sale begins
• Children’s flu shot clinic
• Wyanet computer class offered
• Union soldiers charge
• The Euclid Chemical fire
• When North meets South
• What is your favorite part of the Shadows of Blue and Gray Civil War re-enactment?
• Euclid Chemical releases statement
• Euclid Chemical Co. takes action
• Man found dead in Ladd
• Neighbors respond to fire
• Fighting the fire
• Up in smoke
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Massive fire
• Corn harvest winding down
• Markets trending upwards
• 2010 Fall Equine Seminar Series
• FFA members attend Leadership Training School
• Homestead Festival car show winners
• City says no to salvage yard
• Historical Society to host Galena Trail program
• Homecoming time in the Valley
• The sounds of Rawr Alexis Rawr
• Concert puts computers in SV students’ hands
• Animal control talks safety, responsiblity
• Grain bin fire near Princeton
• USDA forecasts record soybean crop
• Hogs: Saved by the corn alarm bell
• Photos By You
• Ameren merges Illinois electric, natural gas utilities
• Mendota Mutual Insurance attends convention
• Photos By You
• Second Subway is coming to Princeton
• First Person
• A bit of the Irish ...
• Sheffield townwide clean up set for Oct. 20
• Remembering a life cut short
• Preying on a grandmother’s love
• ISP releases figures for special patrols
• Celebrating 4-H
• The Smithsonian comes to Tiskilwa
• Defensive driving course scheduled
• Sun Foundation accepting applications
• Presidential Museum launches LOL photo contest
• Auction Calendar
• IVAC breakfast
• Princeton man dies in motorcycle accident
• Agricultural summary for Oct. 4
• Park board keeps to budget
• Quinn highlights Amtrak investment
• Princeton High School Class of 1950
• Princeton High School Class of 1940
• President Barack Obama recently suggested extending the school year by one month. Do you agree? Why or why not?
• State recognizes Princeton’s energy efforts
• Time to pray in respect of life
• Welcoming autumn in the Valley
• Corn down; beans up
• Oh, deer ...!
• A longer school year?
• BV students attend reporters workshop
• Something spooky’s going on
• Improving U.S. soy
• Ready to walk for MS
• An e-Bay bid turns into a lasting friendship
• System down for four hours
• A surplus of salads
• Getting a Leepertown education
• Neponset School Board studies options
• Siebert steps down at SBA
• DePue to hold closed meeting
• Senate Week in Review
• Halvorson to hold office hours in Princeton
• Agricultural summary for Sept. 27
• IWEA to host wind farm tour
• Hogs and Pigs Report released
• Annual toy ride
• Sharing the road during harvest
• Stofer pleads guilty to two charges
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Where progress meets AYP
• Grand jury delivers indictments
• Piehl Motors hopes to help Princeton Youth Soccer League score big
• Growing the corn that feeds the world
• United Way kick-off
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• Walnut man opens Foss Cabinetry
• Synonymous with fun: Frank’s Place
• Celebrating National Senior Center Month
• ‘Shadows’ returns to Princeton
• LaMoille looks at a new squad car
• Putts honored for music ministry
• Pick-up problems
• Homecoming hoopla at Princeton High School
• Auction calendar
• PES makes AYP ... for now
• Hirner seeks to represent 18th District voters
• Infant’s death being investigated
• SVE inches ahead with classroom addition
• KidLit rolls through Princeton
• Teen rally is Wednesday
• $200,000 headed to county
• Audit/finance committee meeting
• Quinn announces $5.4 million investment in Peoria International Airport
• Princeton Park District petitions
• PADS begins 19th year Oct. 1
• Shadows of the Blue and Gray set for Oct. 9 and 10
• Ladd water mains
• Hanna to run for mayoral seat
• Princeton youth struck by vehicle
• Buda holds open forum on ATVs
• Are you ready for Election Day?
• Photos By You
• What was your favorite children's book and why?
• It all adds up
• Backyard bash at PCA
• Many walking against hunger
• For the love of reading ...
• Football fever at Bureau Valley
• Extension office in talks with IVCC
• It’s beginning to look a lot like ... autumn!
• Senate Week in Review: Sept. 20-24
• Hall of Fame nominations sought
• A letter to the president
• Yabba dabba ... yum!
• Joint meeting set
• Tea Party to meet on Tuesday
• Walking for the hungry
• LaMoille focuses on teacher training
• National Alpaca Farm Days
• Lincoln School principal cautions drivers
• 'Ameren will honor all claims'
• USDA to study corn production practices
• Ladd sets brush pickup day
• BV tractor chosen finalist again
• Agricultural summary for Sept. 20
• Lays to close Peru store
• Geuder sentenced on felony possession charge
• Open house held at BC Health and Wellness Center
• Vasquez gets nine years on burglary felonies
• WIC offers services
• Homecoming in LaMoille
• Small business disaster loans now available
• Grobe to serve 
as village president
• Princeton Police issues August report
• Bureau County Health Department flu clinics
• For our four-legged friends
• United Way campaign begins
• Prairie View is still on county board’s table
• Expansion nears completion
• Ladd petitions are available
• Federal dollars headed to area schools
• Time to pray at the pole
• Kicked to the curb
• 'Tis the flu shot season
• Spring Valley awards water and sewer contract
• Princeton Insurance Group buys Parr Insurance Agency
• Just For Kix
• Big Apple owners buy Country Kitchen
• Health department inspects 
food service establishments
• Auction Calendar
• Jule Ann (Gorman) Hulteen of Annawan, form
• New doctor joins Kewanee Hospital staff
• BV board approves more 
realistic budget
• Cutter sentenced on felonies
• Bringing the past to life
• Youth and substance abuse
• PHS class of ‘56 gathers for mini-reunion
• With the fall season officially beginning on Thursday, what is your favorite fall activity?
• DePue looks at dog issue
• Case is continued 
for former SV man
• Wyanet petitions available
• Homestead 50/50 winner announced
• Wyanet clarifies ordinances
• Are you and your family prepared?
• Veterans enjoy fishing
• Looking to save on a new appliance?
• Making music for the Lord and His people
• Madsen is approved
• SV, Princeton get energy grants
• September Crop Production Report released
• Beef board approves 2011 budget
• Burning leaves sparks problems
• CRP sign-up 
benefits producers
• Illinois Farm Bureau to host equine forum
• Illinois Commodity Conference announced
• Looking into production practices of vegetable farmers
• Farmers in 55 Illinois counties 
eligible for USDA emergency loans
• Photos By You
• MS Walk Kick-Off Rally is Monday
• DePue petitions
• Dalzell School Board petitions
• Ladd School petitions
• ‘Gutes Essen’ at Hollowayville German buffet
• Ladd trustee petitions
• Hall petitions available
• SV petitions available
• PES petitions available
• PHS petitions available
• County to bridge the $$$ gap
• No pumpkins for long-time Neponset grower
• An addition or a new facility?
• Whooping cough hits county
• Intersection crash
• Ameren offers fall safety tips
• Meeting set
• USDA to study corn production practices
• Auction calendar
• Applications available
• Video gaming stalled again
• Lang pleads guilty to drug charge
• ATVs on the street?
• Sheffield Inn is ready for overnight travelers
• Fencing in your pool
• Photos By You
• Painting the water tower
• Will the increase in Illinois speeding fines cause you to slow down?
• ‘It’s damaging my health every day’
• Crash sends three to hospital
• ‘Great Central U.S. ShakeOut’ earthquake drill
• Arts and Craft Show
• A handful of Homestead fun
• Photos By You
• Homestead 2010
• PHS Class of 196O
• Homestead Festival parade
• Friday night activities
• Car show
• Skate Park
• PHS reception
• Vail entertains
• Lovejoy Homestead tours
• Seniors urged to get flu shots
• Gov. Quinn calls on Congress to extend jobs program
• River sweep volunteers needed
• IVCC receives grant
• Saving Sheffield’s school
• Homestead parade winners announced
• Apples, art and awesome Homestead fun T
• People Church moving to PHS
• Merkley gets 10 years in prison
• Ready to talk ...
• Event canceled
• Shaw Newspapers becomes Shaw Media
• Free yoga event in Neponset
• White encouraged by fewer fatalities on Illinois roads
• IVCC receives $100,000 energy and conservation grant
• Fire destroys Ladd home
• Fun Fair moved
• 144th Army Band entertains
• Trolley tours
• Baby contest winners
• Homestead harmony
• Princeton expands fiber optic service
• United Way campaign begins
• John Mitchell Dinner is Monday
• Window display winners
• Food manager's course
• Bureau railroad grade to be closed
• Food manager refresher course is Oct. 26
• 2010 parade line-up
• Ladd woman dies in boating accident
• Playground work approved by PES
• Sheffield studies maintenance codes
• MRC is looking for your help
• Farm Futures survey sees increase for 2011 crops
• Let's move forward together
• Halvorson announces debate schedule
• Flood help coming, many farmers may pass
• Auction calendar
• Homestead parade 
looking for veterans
• U.S. stands to pick up wheat exports
• The making of Music on Main
• All about kids and reading
• Agricultural summary
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Wyanet residents still waiting 
on Ameren
• Fulmer, Lester honored by Coldwell
• To Be Continued ...
• Citizens releases this year’s medallion clues/meanings
• Milliron family finds Citizens’ medallion
• The fruits of their labor
• Almost finished ...
• Three seek re-election on Princeton Council
• Push for road money hits same political speed bump
• Speeding? Get out your wallet!
• Lawmakers: Mayor Daley exit from Chicago will be felt statewide
• 'Fishing with a Vet' day
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Will you be attending Homestead festivities this weekend?
• BCSWCD fall fish sale
• SV Historic Association to meet
• Still looking for Citizens’ medallion?
• A tribute to Mary Win Norris
• Local school’s work posted for world to see
• Mission project focuses on K-9 units
• Frey is new Chamber director
• Celebrating Labor Day on the water
• Driving down Memory Lane
• Myrtle Zink dies at 105
• Sign, sign ... everywhere a sign
• CPASA gets federal grant
• Clerk’s office closed for Labor Day holiday
• Farmers urged to watch for electrical hazards
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Pork: The healthy choice in more ways than one
• Moms helping moms
• Welcome home
• BCSWCD fall tree sales
• Watershed board 
meetings canceled
• Spring Valley’s past finds a future home
• Bridging the gap to a friendly card game
• What’s on the ballot?
• Don’t put away your spray!
• Outstanding County Fair Person of the Year
• Who will find Citizens’ medallion?
• Senate Week in Review
• Ladd C.I.A. meets
• Putnam County cemetery walk
• Ohio graduate shoots for the moon
• Leepertown looking for new home
• SV faces sewer woes
• PHS reviews the focus of education
• Where’s that medallion?
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Rowe to speak at AFBF meeting
• Auction calendar
• IEPA wants public input on Illinois River
• Reagan Centennial Commission visits Princeton
• Campaign kick-off
• Preparing for 'We’ve Got Talent'
• Paige runs away with BCR contest
• Neponset Pride 
to meet
• SV residents get burning reminder
• While still in her mother’s womb
• CPASA studies survey results
• Citizens releases 
second medallion clue
• Big Sky looks at February for completion date
• ‘Think we before me’
• Plummer seeks state’s second spot
• Neponset man killed in accident
• Bob Talbot 4-H Sale of Champions
• Photos By You
• Photos By You
• What was your favorite part of the Bureau County Fair and how many years have you been going to the
• Princeton Fire Department to Fill the Boot for MDA
• Fair breaks records
• School board opening
• ‘This Ain’t Nothing
• Citizens' medallion hunt begins today
• ‘Heaven 
help us all’
• Food certification course
• Dogs kill area boy
• Notification of 
pavement removal
• Planning for the worst
• LIHEAP sign-up starts in September
• Senate Week in Review
• Health department inspects food service establishments
• PHS students compete at Section III Vo-Ag
• Leepertown meeting
• 4-H Fair Review Committee to meet
• Farming is an amazing story
• Down memory lane
• Economic development committee to meet Thursday
• Best of show
• Wyanet bridge project behind schedule
• Hydrant testing
• Meeting date changed
• Crazy for corndogs
• Very ‘big’ fun at the Bureau County Fair
• The fair continues
• Hayden sentenced to prison
• Preparing for show time
• Cherry awards bids for road work
• Tiskilwa to be 
featured on CNN
• Finances tight at PES
• Prizes for all
• The Elephant Ear Man
• Ohio Village and committee face off over veterans monument
• Getting ready for the Bureau County Fair!
• $1.2 million headed to DePue
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Mansnerus’ dream becomes a reality
• Barbecue food safely
• Auction Calendar
• Stolen, found, arrested!
• First Person
• Princeton Police issues July report
• Johnson sentenced to 8 months in jail
• New staff and grants discussed at DePue
• Parade entry 
deadline nears
• The making of Music on Main
• Burglar leaves bloody trail
• Donations down for Red Cross
• Gov. Quinn signs law to protect children from sexual exploitation
• Parade entry deadline nears
• Mock disaster
• Bureau County 4-H selects state delegates and alternates
• Sparkling crowns and elephants
• What did Lincoln do?
• Music fundraiser show
• First a yellow bear, then a blue bear
• Tiskilwa residents needed
• SVE looks at Leepertown
• Princeton wants loan to improve water issues
• Walnut decides to stop all donations
• Safety first
• Going ... going ... gone!
• Illinois Agri-Women plan board meeting
• Transportation committee to meet
• Agricultural summary for Aug. 16
• Record corn, soybean crops are on the horizon
• No cell phones in school zones
• Senate Week in Review
• Wanted: Mary Win Norris' paintings
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Grand champion waterfowl
• Reserve champion waterfowl
• City Limits Sheep Farm wins trophy
• Hereford Juniors 
compete
• 4-H: Learning the value of service
• SVE ponders missing children
• Sheffield Historical Society reorganizes
• Looking for something to do?
• It’s that time ... back to school time!
• Council hears hospital updates
• ‘It’s inevitable’
• BV presents optimistic budget
• State’s sales tax holiday hikes sales
• Ladd School sets parents night
• Under construction
• Burning ordinance is in the wind
• SV looks at construction projects
• Auction calendar
• OSF Healthcare to buy Kewanee Hospital services
• Putnam County tentative multiplier announced
• Photos By You
• If it looks like a duck ...
• Princeton family thrives 
at local orchard
• Disaster drill set for Saturday
• St. Benedict’s to serve all Ladd residents
• Tea Party to meet Tuesday
• 15 arrested at Buda party
• What's your secret for staying cool in this hot summer weather?
• Honoring the Bureau County Rifles
• Gateway begins phone-a-thon Aug. 23
• Variety show tickets go on sale Wednesday
• Thompson benefit planned
• PHS freshmen get ‘ignited’
• Photos By You
• Stealth bomber to fly over Dixon
• New sign headed to Wyanet
• Homestead Variety Show
• Trolley tours
• Food pantry continues local outreaches
• Ooh la la! That’s fancy!
• Hall cautiously optimistic about budget
• County prepares jail information
• Hall test scores improve 
‘significantly’
• Reserve Champion Goat
• Grand Champion Rabbit
• Grand Champion Poultry
• Reserve Champion Rabbits
• Reserve Champion Poultry
• Photos By You
• Defining the language of beef
• Bureau County 4-H Fair results
• Work at home scams take advantage of the unemployed
• Senate Week in Review
• Keeping SV’s sewers grass-free
• Grand Champion Goat
• Pleased to meet you
• Main Street merchants weigh in on construction
• Princeton’s North Main Street gets upgrade
• Wyanet looks for answers
• Discuss fire safety with their college-bound children
• Gov. Quinn highlights Illinois Small Business Tax Credit
• State's budget hurts libraries
• Fair deadlines set
• Meet the 
Candidates
• County board postpones appointment
• Madsen responds to concerns
• Injuries reported in interstate pile-up
• Auction calendar
• The runaway steer and the cowboy
• Rental homes are scarce
• Buda changes meeting policy
• In the voters' hands
• All eyes on the crop production report
• Agricultural summary for Aug. 9
• Creating more birthdays ...
• BV warns against scam
• The Hawk soars over JFK
• Tax-exempt? Maybe not!
• St. Margaret's offers emergency cooling shelter
• Homestead window display contest announced
• Photos By You
• Manlius Days
• Malden ice cream social
• Pow Wow Days
• Cruisin’ the Valley
• Mineral Village Day
• Breast Fest
• Dover Day
• Queen pageant
• Relay For Life
• Police chief dies in crash
• Metcalf crowned Miss Bureau County
• Foes crowned Junior Miss Bureau County
• Wetsel crowned Little Miss Bureau County
• Metcalf is 2010 queen
• Introducing this year's Miss Bureau County Fair Queen Contestants
• 2011 Alaska trip meeting
• Property Transfers July 19-23
• Task Force members wanted
• FSA announces CRP general sign-up
• Farm expenses decline
• Farm Bureau Women’s Committee to meet
• A new school year for Ag in the Classroom
• They are all survivors
• Senate Week in Review: Aug. 2-6
• Park board gets an up close look
• Forgotten letter links the past to the present
• BV’s homework policy fails
• Running for their lives
• Making friends at National Night Out
• Increased penalties 
for prank 9-1-1 calls
• County to auction property
• Toedters to host reception for Aaron Schock
• Princeton plans Smart Grid learning programs
• Trees get Manlius’ attention
• Demolition in Sheffield!
• Auction calendar
• Country Financial gets top ratings
• PNBC reports second quarter income
• FDIC insurance increases to $250,000 per depositor
• Guns and prison
• Rules of the Road review
• Trivia night canceled
• Junior Miss Bureau County Fair Queen contestants
• Besieging the castle walls at St. Bede
• Hundreds expected at annual Relay For Life
• Case dismissed!
• SVCC approves bid for roadwork
• Music on Main continues
• Princeton looks at parking options
• Interstate closure
• Remembering the ‘Forgotten War’
• Veterans qualify for special license plates at no added costs
• Children and grandparents now eligible for family military leave
• Interstate 80 closure
• Apartment fire under investigation
• What do you hope your daughter gains from participating in this year’s Bureau County Fair Quee
• Little Miss Bureau County Fair Queen contestants
• More Little Miss Bureau County Fair Queen contestants
• Fundraiser held in memory of D.J. Richardson
• Piehl’s to sponsor child safety event on Aug. 14
• Mineral, Manlius, Tiskilwa and Dover are gearing
 up for weekend fun
• Smooth sounds in Spring Valley
• BC Cattlemen announce winner
• ‘Educating the womanly mind’ for 130 years
• Staying active ... eating healthy
• Reserve Champion Lamb
• Stiles to lead BuEComm
• Grand Champion Lamb
• PHS projects continue
• Reserve Champion Hog
• Census finds SV residents
• Grand Champion Hog
• Reserve Champion Beef
• Grand Champion Beef
• Young Leaders 
picnic is Aug. 7
• House cleaning at the USDA
• Abraham Lincoln visits Princeton
• Grand Detour hosts Hammer In 2010
• Living Works T-shirts
• Fair books available
• Celebrating Bridges for Bulldogs
• Local teens respond to new sexting law
• Former queens wanted
• Jurors begin deliberations as Blagojevich looks to God
• Wyanet teen escapes from fully-engulfed vehicle
• Bureau water main project continues
• A chance for New Beginnings
• Cleaning up at the Western Bureau County Food Pantry
• Scary stuff at Princeton Public Library
• NCICG to leave Princeton office
• Walnut mayor to resign
• How much will it cost?
• New way of talking
• Auction calendar
• Easter Seals’ 5K run/walk
• National Night Out
• Ameren to attend 
Wyanet meeting
• Photos By You
• Section III Vo-Ag Fair held
• Kramer’s Kitchen gets Red Cross award
• Scott/Dimond Brothers buys agency
• Ohio High School District looks at (almost) black ink
• Breast Fest tickets on sale
• Former Princeton man wins design award
• St. Bede Academy returns 
to Medieval times Aug. 1
• I-80 rest areas to get facelift
• Mother Nature flips the switch
• Jesse White Tumblers to perform at Sweet Corn Festival Aug. 15
• On the street
• Ride ‘em, Cowboy
• Truck driver for a day
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Tourism video hits the Internet
• A trip down Memory Lane
• Judge rules on defendants
• Water and road work on Princeton’s agenda
• Kid to kid at 4-H Fair
• Liberty Village holds Relay for Life fundraiser
• Getting a look 
at Main Street
• DePue movie screening set
• 4 kids, 4 fun ... 4-H!
• BV fire investigation
• Homestead Festival
• Bureau County Fair

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