The hunt is on—again. Reserve Artisan Ales is bringing back its popular Adult Egg Hunt and Brunch, offering grown-ups a chance to relive childhood excitement with a boozy, prize-filled twist.

As the sun begins its descent over the beautiful Lake Storey on Saturday, March 29, 2025, the doors of the Lake Storey Pavilion will swing open, welcoming dancers of all levels to an afternoon and evening of rhythm, music, and timeless movement.

The Galesburg Fire Department presented Joseph Lamnert with a Civic Excellence Award today, recognizing his heroic actions in extinguishing a kitchen fire in his neighbor’s apartment.

Knoxville’s St. Patrick’s Day parade and party, appropriately dubbed “Shamroxville,” is back and bigger than ever on Saturday, March 15.

Regional Office of Education #33 and Act Now have partnered to implement the Full-Service Community Schools Strategy (FSCS) at Abingdon-Avon Middle School and Abingdon-Avon High School.

On October 27 of 2005, a small storefront on North Seminary Street opened its doors for the first time. It wasn't your average jewelry store; it was a longtime dream coming to fruition.

Village of Maquon receives Open Space Land Acquisition and Development (OSLAD) grant for developing public parks and outdoor recreational space.

The Wild Game Feed, an annual celebration of unique culinary creations and community support, is gearing up for its eighth annual feast held at the Abingdon American Legion.

The Galesburg City Council approved a resolution at the December 16, 2024 City Council meeting, which named the Galesburg Regional Airport in honor of Harrel W. Timmons.

After a record-setting season, the Sandburg volleyball team had five players voted to the 2024 All-Arrowhead Conference team by league coaches, the most of any school.

For more than half a century, the Galesburg Community Arts Center has hosted GALEX, a juried exhibition that unites artists from across the nation.

The sun dipped low over East Main Street on Sunday, December 8, as an anticipating crowd craned their necks toward the rooftop of the First Mid Bank and Trust.

Pegasus Manufacturing, a Galesburg-based company, marked its 10th anniversary this month by unveiling a revolutionary technology known as wire laser metal deposition.

Get ready to experience the magic of the holidays as Galesburg Express makes its return to the heart of Downtown Galesburg on Saturday, December 14th, 2024.

In a cozy corner of Galesburg's Wordsmith Bookshoppe, young readers will find a vibrant new addition to their shelves: What's In The Jungle, the debut children's book from author and illustrator Ketra Simpson.

More than 1,000 students in Galesburg Community Unit School District #205 are now riding to and from school on electric buses, a first for the district.

Cornucopia Natural Market and Deli joined in the autumn festivities with their Fall Festival on Sunday, October 20th, drawing an excited crowd from 11am to 4pm.

Thrive Community Services has announced changes to its leadership and board of directors, continuing it's commitment to serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

With a quiet, often overlooked history stretching back to the 19th century, the Knox County Nursing Home stands today as a symbol of enduring community care.

This weekend, Walnut Grove Farm will welcome the holiday season as it hosts its annual Holiday Market, inviting the community to kick off the holidays with a celebration of local craftsmanship.