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Tuesday, January 15, 2019

SNAP benefits to be paid through February

While much of the news concerning the federal shutdown emphasizes the detrimental impact upon government employees, ther…

Chenoa Fitness Center to host Fire Games

In an effort to bring people together for the sake of competition, Pam Gomez, a personal trainer at Chenoa Fitness Cente…

Pontiac routs Monticello 58-29 Thursday at home

Despite difficulties taking care of the ball in Monday night's victory over Prairie Central in Fairbury, the Pontiac Ind…

In battle of Chargers, TP takes the win

Area girls basketball action

Defying public, county votes against referendums

In defiance of public will, the Livingston County Board voted down a needed tax increase resolution to be put on the con…

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HOMES

Dear Monty: Should a homeowner allow others to use property

Reader Question: I own a home that sits on about one-and-a-half acres that is very close to a high school. The back part of my plot is a 20,0000-square-foot plot that was a fallow cornfield when we moved in. The agricultural...

Pontiac basketball museum is cancelled

That's it, chief - the Basketball Museum of Illinois is no longer coming to Pontiac. The empty Kmart building in Vermill…

Setting in of chill might augur some coming snow

For those who are not keenly attuned to local meteorology, Wednesday's bitter cold and whipping wind was likely a na…

Pontiac group gathering local stories

In an effort to align the goals of the city of Pontiac with the common vision of its residents, Pontiac Community He…

PTHS students set to put artwork on display

If someone wants to see a showcase of student athleticism, they might attend a local sporting event. If they want to…

County was targeted by Bitcoin scam

The county was apparently among innumerable targets of the international Bitcoin bomb threat scam on Dec. 13, 2018, …

PTHS unified hoops squad heads to Odell

In addition to competing in basketball and volleyball on Thursday, Saunemin Elementary School and Odell Grade School…

City reviews position on liquor in parks

Despite a very light agenda, a resumed debate kept the Monday night meeting of Pontiac City Council from wrapping up…

County Board to hold special meeting

Following a special meeting of the Finance Committee Thursday evening, the full Livingston County Board is set to ho…

When Sen. Jason Barickman returns to work for the 101st Illinois General Assembly, which will have its inauguration …

Kidsnic Jeopardy is winter event for youth program

For the past 20 years, Rodney Perkins has been organizing youth-focused events through Kidsnic, a community-based gr…

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