Moweaqua News

State Rep. Bob Flider, announced that he will be hosting a coffee shop stop from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, June 9th at Moweaqua Bowl and Cafe at 200 S. Main St, Moweaqua.

Willard Raymond, owner and publisher of the Golden Prairie News in Assumption, is celebrating 50 years in business.

John Shuster, 21, of Moweaqua, appeared before Judge Michael Kiley Monday and pled guilty to two counts of residential burglary, Class 1 felonies.

In celebration of Earth Day, Mr. Lincoln is cleaning out his shed and preparing for a sale of unused items.

Representative Robert Flider met with 16 students representing Shelby Electric Cooperative during the Illinois Electric and Telephone Cooperatives Youth Day on Wednesday, April 1, in Springfield.

Local 4-Hers have been involved in a variety of activities this week in observance of National 4-H Week.

State Rep. Bob Flider will host a Legislative Update at on Thursday, March 19 at 6:00 p.m. at the Moweaqua City Hall, located at 122 N. Main St.

The Macoupin County Board voted unanimously Tuesday to keep its meeting time and date the same: at 1 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month.

Need to find information about the Lake Shelbyville area as well as available recreation, attractions and events? The 2009 Lake Shelbyville Visitor Guides can supply that information.

Shelby County Lincoln Heritage president Whit Hardy stands behind the wayside exhibit that tells the story of the Lincoln-Thornton Debate.

Finding a recession-proof job can be a chore these days, but Moweaqua has one: it's looking for a new police chief.

Herald & Review/Kelly J. Huff Macon United Methodist Church Pastor David Hutton, prepares to transport 106 year-old Elsie Nicholls into the church's new elevator, which will assist members with handicaps and ...

Litchfield Superintendent Mike Juenger will take a new job in a different part of the state this summer.

Victoria Brase thought she had it all figured out. The 8-year-old from Moweaqua pop ;ped to the top of the stairs in the Deca ;tur Public Library's children's department, asking, "Where's Santa Claus?" ...

Herald & Review/Stephen Haas Cerro Gordo's Brad Forbes guards against Saint Teresa's Chris Harter during game two of the Macon County Boys Basketball Tournament at Central A&M High School Monday, Dec.