Sunday Jul 13 | The Commercial-News, Danville, IL
City may consider apartment purchase
An option to purchase the Colonial Apartments building at 220-222 W. North St. and garage behind it at 35 Pine St.
Body of missing Whiteside County man found dead
Whiteside County Sheriff's deputies are confirming the body found in the trunk of a car is that of its missing owner.
93 year old Mans Body Found in Sterling
Police are searching for a suspect in the death of a 93-year-old man whose body was found in the trunk of his car.
The Commercial-News, Danville, IL
City forges ahead with demolitions
The Danville City Council on Tuesday will consider approving additional asbestos abatement work at the former Fairchild Village, 1305 E. Fairchild St.
Courts Sound Specialists of Laventille will kick off the Preliminary round of Conventional Band category in this year's TSTT Pan in the 21st Century tomorrow Wednesday. via When Steel Talks
Illinois Government News Network
Gov. Blagojevich announces bipartisan Illinois team selected to...
“We are delighted with the high level of leadership, focus, and policymaking expertise represented on these teams”
' Governor Rod R. Blagojevich announced today that a bipartisan team of Illinois educators, legislators, and foundation leaders has been selected to participate in the National Symposium on Early Childhood ... via Illinois Government News Network
Canal Corridor Association is pleased to announce a new educational series, Family Roots & Branches. via Lincoln-Way Sun
Oldest man once built churches, homes
When he reached the age of 83, carpenter/builder Isaac Rapp was said to be the oldest man in Carbondale. via Southern Illinoisan
These boots are made for children
“Come on buddy. You need to pick out your shoes”
Navanna Lawrence, 5, was supposed to get boots, but every princess needs sparkly silver shoes. via Lincoln-Way Sun
Serving Dixon, Sterling & Rock Falls
“We're desperately missing a nice restaurant”
When it comes to eating out, tastes vary. Anthony and Carmen Bollman, of Harmon, say they prefer high-end, gourmet cuisine. via The Daily Gazette
Police refuse to let 40-year-old killing go
“It's tough to solve, because there's no DNA”
Time heals all wounds, or so goes the well-worn phrase. That's not the case for Leon Full and his family, though. via The Daily Gazette