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Members of the Honor Guard present the colors as the St. Andrewa TMs Society of Central Illinois Pipes and Drums prepares to perform.
Tuscola, IL - "Sparks in the Park" Fireworks at 9:00 p.m. JULY 4th Carroll Park - Herrick, IL - Fireworks display on July 4th Forest Park - Shelbyville, IL - Fireworks display at dusk on July 4th Dodds Park - Champaign, IL - Fireworks display at 9:15 p.m. on July 4th.
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Tuscola says goodbye to class of 2009
Tuscola High Schoola s 242 seniors made the transition from high school students to graduates Wednesday night.
Task force to reexamine rules concerning farmers' markets
Kleiss Produce Farm, from Tuscola, Il, sells strawberries at the Market at the Square farmers' market in the Lincoln Square Mall parking lot on Saturday, June 6. Ned Mulka The Daily Illini Alexandra Wright, 12, always loved going to the Market at the Square, so she decided to become a vendor there.
Teacher Accused of Bullying Students
Two Haywood County mothers say their kids are being bullied at school. Not by a student, but a teacher.
Chrysler Announces Dealership Shutdowns
Most Valley Chrysler dealerships will stay in business. Memering Motorplex in Vincennes will lose their Jeep dealership; Phil Lamb Incorcorpated in Tuscola, Illinois will lost their Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge and Dodge Truck dealership.
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Tuscola students to get lesson in bad driving
Just in time for prom, students at Tuscola High School will get the chance to see the effects of aggressive driving on Friday morning.
Commencement Ceremony on the way
Graduates prepare to approach the commencement stage during last year's ceremony on May 3 in Lantz Arena.
Student Body President's veto of marketing proposal stands
Student Body President Levi Bulgar gives his State of the University address at Wednesday night's Student Senate meeting in the Arcola/Tuscola room of the Martin Luther King Jr.
Here are a few options: the village could get rid of the police department and depend on Douglas and Piatt county deputies, it could expand to 24/7 coverage or it could scale back the coverage to save money.
Tuscola's Summit choir goes country-western
Mary Ann Cooper, of Waynesville, sent in this photo of the Tuscola High School show choir, Summit, which is preparing for its annual Country Western Show, 7 p.m. March 12-14 and 2 p.m. March 15, at the school, ...
Senate clarifies fan bus discrepancies to Apportionment Board
Members of Apportionment Board, from left, Chair Tiffany Turner, Mike Hilty and Vice Chair Kyle Collum listen as members of Student Government speak about the fan bus for the women's basketball championship ...
Weber presents Eastern budget to Senate Senate
Ceci Brinker, director of student life, swears in new senators at the Student Senate meeting Wednesday night in the Arcola/Tuscola room of the Martin Luther King Jr.
Student Senate hopes to increase its visibility
Student Government is tired of Eastern students not knowing who they are. The Student Senate meetings are empty and voter turnout is about 10 percent or less at elections.
The animal rescuers took us to a farm in Douglas County near Garrett where they say animals are neglected.
Tuscola grad plays at inaugural prayer service
WAYNESVILLE Michael Lodico Jr., a 1999 graduate of Tuscola High School, was one of the musicians at the private inaugural prayer service Tuesday morning at St.
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Pesotum man sentenced to jail for burglary
TUSCOLA – A Pesotum man has been sentenced to 190 days in jail for felony burglary after a sheriff's deputy caught him stealing a sink and other items from a rural Garrett building.
Herald & Review/Stephen Haas Tuscola's Rachael Brewer heads for the basket as Ridgeview's Sarah Butler guards during game three of the Monticello Sages Holiday Hoopla Friday, Dec.
Doll exhibit continues through Dec. 31
If only dolls could talk, just imagine the stories they could tell. Dolls have served as a toy, a companion, a model for a seamstress or possibly as a lifelike being in one's room.
Tuscola student designs pet shelter sign
From staff reports A new sign designed by Tuscola High honors art program student Courtney Boessel was recently unveiled at the Haywood County Animal Shelter, 152 Hemlock St.
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