Gibson City News

Look no further than the Illinois Medicaid program to understand why more physicians are not being lured into the primary-care profession.

Staff from the Marion County Appraiser's office will start work in Hillsboro the week of June 22.

PAXTON – Ford County residents will now have the option of building a personal wind energy system on private property.

Loved ones honor 2 East Central Illinois teens in a tree dedication ceremony. Abc Newschannel 15 along with Country Arbors Nursery donated a tree to Gibson City Middle School in the memory of 2 students who passed away.

Drive-in theaters had mostly died out by the time I was born, and the closest I ever got to going to one was seeing that scene set in a drive-in from the movie Grease.

We've been telling you about it all week, our Arbor Day tree giveaway. There was no real criteria just that we wanted to give it to a local school, well, this morning we picked a winner and planted the tree.

Gibson City, Ill -- . -- A smooth road curves toward the hulking ethanol mill that One Earth Energy will open in June.

GIBSON CITY, Ill. a ' "Gone with the Wind" might be an all-time great movie. But frankly, my dear, it just wouldn't cut it on the marquee at the Harvest Moon Twin Drive-In. When its season opened two weekends ago, the Harvest Moon blew in with the wind, literally, as the world's first and only turbine-powered movie theater.

Just days after two LeRoy boys were laid to rest people around the state and the country are honoring the boys by holding balloon launches.

It's not just posta '9/11 where America held people during war times. A traveling exhibit about Prisoners of War rolled through central Illinois Sunday.

Suggestions for things to do in Evanston, with comment from staffer Judy Brinkworth.

PAXTON – Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan filed a lawsuit Tuesday against a Gibson City contractor accused of defrauding customers in six area counties.

World Famous Lawn Rangers members in Illinois say they are prepared to take part in the Presidential Inauguration Parade in Washington.

In an effort to help area residents and organizations save money on energy costs, State Senator Dan Rutherford, R-Pontiac, visited several locations in the Hoopeston Area last week.