Impromptu Memorial Day service held in Beardstown
A Memorial Day tribute organized by several area residents was held Monday morning at Art Zeeck Park in Beardstown after the cancellation of the… Login to continue reading Login…
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Beardstown Savings Bank ends snack distribution
Beardstown Savings, after passing out snacks for 11 weekends, has ended its food distribution. The distribution was started after schools were closed in… Login to continue reading Login…
Beardstown superintendent praises staff for its efforts during the school closings
By David V. Miller Following temperature checks at the door and the 10 people in attendance getting seated, the Beardstown Board of Education held… Login to continue reading Login…
Triopia, Trinity students mark Earth Day
Students from Triopia and Trinity Lutheran, Arenzville, have completed Agriculture in the Classroom lessons during their time away from school, focusing on Earth Day.… Login to continue reading Login…
First National named Business of the Month
The Beardstown Chamber of Commerce has announced that First National Bank of Beardstown has been named the May Business of the month. The… Login to continue reading Login…
Beyond the Rusty Gate: Some positive habits have emerged
We’re going to get back to normal? It’s not going to happen – will never be back to normal, whatever that is. I do… Login to continue reading Login…
Triopia board discusses senior class trip funds
The Triopia School board met a week earlier than normally scheduled in May. Board members met May 13 through Zoom video conferencing to follow… Login to continue reading Login…
Beardstown Police News
May 19- Douglas R. Hance, 24, of Beardstown was ticketed for failure to wear a seat belt and no valid insurance. He was given… Login to continue reading Login…
Our Readers Write – Viola French: a life well-lived, a life remembered
By Cindy Tingley This is the story of Viola Louise Parks, born Thursday, December 13, 1910, at home during a snow storm outside of… Login to continue reading Login…
The Hub in Rushville receives grant
The Hub Arts and Cultural Center in Rushville has been awarded a grant of $2,500 from Illinois Humanities. Illinois Humanities announced May 5… Login to continue reading Login…