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'Run for Respect' growing into quite the event It seems that puppies grow quickly, and that little kids become teens in no time. It's all about time. For the "R… Read more >>

Redbird Sq., fitness center get approval for funds Redbird Square will get its TIF reimbursement for 2017 and Chenoa Fitness Center will get some money from the Sillim… Read more >>

Floor collapse forces closure of alley, sidewalk An iconic downtown building will likely be coming down soon after an incident Friday that created a potentially dang… Read more >>

Street maintenance is topic of Fairbury city meeting

Members of the Fairbury City Council heard street maintenance plans at Wednesday's regular meeting. Joe Russow of…

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Rain can't deter Krause, Indians in 4-0 IPC victory Pontiac claims win over Central Catholic Read more >>

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Secrets of a low-maintenance yard With the right planning and wise choices our landscapes can require less work and still look great. The goal of an almost-maintenance-free yard is possible. Read more >>

Funny memories conjured up in VP's Burnett skits How old are you? Are you old enough to remember the Carol Burnett Show? If so, you might want to take in the Vermill… Read more >>

Chenoa to have two new council members Chenoa voters have spoken and elected two new commissioners after votes were tabulated and released late Tuesday, ea… Read more >>

Swanson looks to retain seat on Pontiac council Early election results Read more >>

City offers thanks to Lopeman, blessing to project Pontiac City Council meeting Read more >>

Despite being odd-year, election is still important Odd-year election Read more >>

Becoming real with Jesus Christ Rev. Dana Jumper's Pastoral Perspective Read more >>

'Tax overhaul needed to adequately fund schools'

Illinois' new evidence-based school funding model is effectively driving added funding to the state's neediest schoo…

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Chenoa board tables TIF issue There really wasn't much action taken at Monday's Chenoa City Council meeting, but the commissioners were provided i… Read more >>

City council votes to approve new budget It was rather cut and dry as the Pontiac City Council approved its budget for the 2019-20 fiscal year Monday night. … Read more >>

'Life is short, I want to live it well' Rev. Janeen Tronc's Pastoral Perspective Read more >>

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