Cuba
By Charlyn Fargo One thing I’ve always loved about agriculture is its world-wide impact. ...
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Craig Wright named next School Resource Officer
By Ryne Turke WLDS/WEAI A new school resource officer will be roaming the halls of District 117 ...
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Burrus celebrates 80 years of operation in West-Central Illinois
By Blake Schnitker Soybeans are stored in 70,000 square feet of new warehouse space (above). ...
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A Spool of Blue Thread by Anne Tyler
By Sally Nurss 368 pp. Knopf. $25.95 Anne Tyler, whose previous books include The Accidental ...
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Triopia OTSD had a busy week
By Elisabeth Werries Driving is a very common part of most people’s everyday life. The majority ...
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The Pipes! The Pipes are Calling!
By Ken Bradbury I don’t know if anyone has noticed, but Jacksonville has one heck of a lot of ...
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Please tell me you love me!
By Allen Stare There are two things you can count on when it comes to movies. First, the best ...
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Habitat for Humanity
By Robyn McKinley When people hear the words Habitat for Humanity, they automatically think of ...
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February Fine Arts
By Sean-Edward Hall It’s February and our local arts groups are busy with many options to ...
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Snow Day
Local photographer Will Musgrove recently captured downtown Jacksonville with his camera.
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