Greenfield News

The Greenfield School Board approved Superintendent Bill Bishop's request to retire at the end of the 2009-2010 school year at Monday night's meeting.

Illinois State Police officials said they have found no reason to launch a formal investigation into allegations made against a part-time Kane officer.

A state mandate once again has Greene County officials trying to determine how to afford establishing a Veteran's Assistance Commission.

Greene County Board members remain uncertain over how they can afford to establish a Veteran's Assistance Commission as mandated by state statutes.

A Greenfield man was charged Friday with two counts of aggravated battery for allegedly striking and seriously injuring a Grafton man.

The fruits of a statewide capital infrastructure improvement plan are slowly becoming apparent.

The fruits of a statewide capital infrastructure improvement plan are slowly becoming apparent.

Molly J. Bowers, 17, of Greenfield, was cited for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident and driving in the wrong lane following an accident on Hettick Road, two-tenths of a mile from Hillcrest Drive in Western Mound Township.

Children ages 3 though third grade can attend Greenfield Public Library's summer reading program in June.

Striving to be the best elementary teacher she can be, Julie George of Greenfield has completed the National Board of Professional Teaching Standards Master Teacher Certification program.

More criminal charges were filed Monday against a former Greenfield teacher accused of having sex with a student.

Former area resident Luke Smith is preparing to leave for missionary work in Cambodia.

Lera M. Blasioli, 27, of the 800 block of Herbert Street, Alton, was charged Friday with aggravated battery.

The Greenfield School District's Foundation Committee has wasted no time in establishing the district's not-for-profit foundation since its conception in February.

Having served Greenfield as a mayor for 10 years and as an alderman for six years, not running for re-election on April 7 was not an easy decision to make for Don Chapman.

" Illinois Department of Natural Resources Director Marc Miller today announced the winners of the 2009 Illinois Arbor Day Poster Contest, with the theme "Trees are Terrific...in Cities and Towns!" The first-place award winner in the Illinois poster competition among fifth-grade students from throughout the state is Derek Stoller, a home-schooled ...

The Carrollton Police Department is seeking the public's help with information regarding a stolen vehicle.

April 15th was the final day to send off your tax returns. In the final hours of tax season, the State St.