Roseville News

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By Justin Sims GateHouse News Service The Monmouth-Roseville School District is facing an even larger deficit than originally forecasted.

Bruce Morath has been named chief deputy of the Warren County Sheriff's Department, effective, Oct.

Harkening back to harvest time a century ago when all corn was picked by hand, 49 competitors from the age of 12 to "more than 80" competed in the 2009 Illinois State Cornhusking Contest at Harlan Jacobson's farm three miles south of Roseville Sunday.

Paul Peterson shudders to think what would have happened if Bob Dickason had not seen his son Brandon pinned underneath a tractor in Cameron earlier this month.

Jenna Link, Warren County Health Department administrator, reported to the Warren County Board meeting on Sept.

Tanner Edwards was southbound on Route 67, when he lost control of his Camaro, and crashed into a guardrail Aug.

Ron Moore, Roseville soybean grower, was elected chairman of the Illinois Soybean Association at the 2009 annual meeting.

26, 2009 BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- The Illinois Soybean Association is launching a challenge designed to make Illinois soybean growers the global leader in soybean yields.

Four young women have been awarded 2009 American Legion Post #614 Nursing Scholarships, according to Bill Gossett, adjutant.

The Monmouth-Roseville School Board ratified a labor contract with the Monmouth-Roseville Education Association at Tuesday night's meeting.

The Illinois Soybean Association looks forward to unveiling their new exhibit at the Farm Progress Show September 1, 2 and 3 in Decatur, IL.

The Roseville Village Board trustees received word that they were approved for a sewer grant and discussed vandalism in Eldridge Park at the August 3 meeting.

The Roseville Village Board trustees received word that they were approved for a sewer grant and discussed vandalism in Eldridge Park at the August 3 meeting.

By Matt Hutton GateHouse News Service Decisions made Tuesday by the State Board of Education will have long-lasting repercussions locally.

Meet your neighbor, Judy Johnson, who resides in Roseville. Judy currently works at Bob's T.V. and Appliance furniture store in Stronghurst and Roseville, and as a Celebrating Home consultant, which she has done for the past 28 years.

The Monmouth-Roseville District 238 School Board approved a change to the grading school for the district at Tuesday night's meeting.

Summer band for Monmouth-Roseville Jr. High and Roseville Elementary beginning fifth-grade band and sixth-grade band students will begin on Monday, July 27.

Roseville's volunteer firemen were summoned to the United Methodist Church, 201 W. Union St.

The Monmouth-Roseville Education Foundation will hold their annual Chip in for Children golf outing Saturday, August 8, at Gibson Woods Golf Course.