Cuba News

A written threat by a Cuba student against fellow students was investigated this week by school officials and the Fulton County Sheriff's Department.

Posted Jul 31, 2008 @ 01:40 PM Items for the Bulletin must be received in writing at least one week before the Saturday the announcement is to appear.

October seems a long way off, but don't let Spoon River Valley Scenic Drive go by this fall without notice.

October seems a long way off, but don't let Spoon River Valley Scenic Drive go by this fall without notice.

A suspect is in custody in the death of an Illinois cyclist who was struck and killed on Highway 550 yesterday.

Posted on July 11, 2008 by Rick Adams Authorities have released the name of a bicyclist who was killed in a hit and run last night South of Montrose.

Atlanta Country Market owner Liz Hunter waits on Jane Doolin Wednesday morning at the store while 4-year-old Maycey Sympson hovers in the background.

A 13-year-old Abingdon boy was killed Monday night by an Amtrak train while he tried to dislodge a go-cart from the tracks.

More than 500 people gathered at Cuba City Park on Saturday morning to dedicate a memorial to 540 veterans with ties to the Fulton County city.

The Illinois Conservation Foundation today announced the winners of the 2006 Youth Conservation Scholarships.

Issue date: 4/30/08 Section: Opinion Remember growing up when the fire alarm would go off in grade school and all the students would line up in an orderly fashion and head outside? Those were simpler times. via Western Courier

“It's amazing, I think about what happened at NIU earlier , the shooting threat at Western this year and just knowing that these people are going to understand and help with my safety in the future, that's really cool”

WMBD/WYZZ-TV - CUBA--Fulton County prepares for the worst with a hostage and active shooter drill involving students and 29 emergency agencies. via WMBD-TV Peoria

JosA© J. Alonso came to Chicago from Cuba for his medical internship in the mid- 1950s and never left, running a pediatric practice on Chicago's West Side for 40 years. via Chicago Tribune

“The idea is to capture the colors and textures, the culture and lifestyle of Latin America”

Latin culture swings through Macy's flagship store on State Street in Chicago. Floranova, which runs through March 30, features artwork, music, food and, of course, thousands of plants and flowers. via Daily Herald