Tech stocks are the darlings of investors these days, but when Illinois was young it was railroads that attracted investors’ attention and dollars.
There simply are no words.
It may seem a bit premature, but after just two weeks “the honeymoon” appears to be over.
Theater lovers across central Illinois are mourning the loss of an iconic fixture of area stages. Ken Bradbury, 69, of Jacksonville and formerly of Arenzville, died Sunday following a lengthy illn
It was learned this week that Virginia police officer Bryce Kennedy has resigned to accept a full-time position with the Rushville Police Department.
The Pleasant Plains Lady Cardinals continued to defy the sports guru’s by keeping on winning. Friday they defeated the defending state champs St.
Triopia’s little train that could ran out of fuel as Camp Point Central derailed the Big Blue Machine by a 38-14 final in the Class 1A quarterfinals.
Visitors will get the chance to see Christmases past when the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield presents a new exhibit showing how four different presidents celebrated
Gloria A. Tomlinson, 87, of Rushville passed away at 12:20 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 13, at HSHS St. John’s Hospital in Springfield.
Donald E. Shaw, 73, of Rushville passed away at 11:09 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, at Culbertson Memorial Hospital in Rushville.
Richard E. “Dickie” Brewer, 74, of Arenzville and formerly of Beardstown, passed away Nov. 9 at his home.
Fairy Spicer, 78, of Beardstown passed away Friday, Nov. 9, at her residence.
