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Money not forthcoming creates issues For many Illinoisans, Thursday was just another day, passing without incident or significance. But for Brian Dukes, supe… Read more >>

Kinzinger gets lesson on local manufacturing FORREST - As part of his district events agenda for Aug. 9, U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger met with Mark and Don Slagel, co-ow… Read more >>

United Way perseveres in hitting goal After a long campaign of fundraising beginning on Oct. 1, 2016, United Way of Livingston County announced it had fin… Read more >>

Hua, Pontiac officials sign Friendship Agreement In an effort to establish a mutually beneficial relationship with foreign cultures, the city of Pontiac recently agr… Read more >>

Kinzinger feels failed health plan misunderstood Ahead of a closed roundtable meeting with members of the Greater Livingston Economic Development Council, U.S. Rep. … Read more >>

'Ordinary Days' not your ordinary love story New York City: the beating heart of American culture. It's called home to nearly nine million people - and sometimes… Read more >>

Bull opts for family over racing after season is completed Rocky Ragusa's Speed Week Read more >>

PTHS offers freshman experience differently Next week is the beginning of the school year for students at Pontiac Township High School. In an effort to increase gra… Read more >>

Agriculture secretary makes tour stop in Chenoa U.S. Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue made a brief stop at the Evergreen FS Plant in Chenoa Monday afternoon as part of a … Read more >>

Committee looks at issues with budgets The Livingston County Sheriff, Jail and License Committee discussed tentative budgets submitted by both the sheriff'… Read more >>

Wittenberg takes over as Good Sam administrator Pontiac's newest long-term care facility, Good Samaritan Home-Pontiac, has a new administrator. From phone calls to… Read more >>

Council votes to allow tattoo parlor permit Despite some reservations, the Pontiac City Council took a big step into the 21st century at its meeting Monday nigh… Read more >>

Cancer survivors urge need for regular checkups With calm winds and mild temperatures, those attending the Livingston County Relay for Life were already in high spi… Read more >>

Fairbury to address sewer issues

Work on sewer and water will be taking place after the Fairbury City Council approved an ordinance at its Wednesday …

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Haabs, Gragson - all survivors - to be honored Community members from across the county will meet at Williamson Field today in recognition and support of cancer su… Read more >>

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