The best time of year is when Christmas decorations are stowed away, and stores bring out the gardening supplies.

In a world that often seems divided by age, experience, and outlook, the story of Aaliyah Naff and Ken Cole is a testament to the enduring power of connection

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.

The coveted rank of Eagle Scout is a distinction achieved by only 4% of Boy Scouts nationwide, and now, three members of Boy Scout Troop 315 in Macomb can proudly count themselves among that elite group.

In the familiar town of Macomb, Scott Grange has found a new chapter in life—both literally and figuratively. The retired educator turned novelist recently released his debut book, "Flying Lessons," a poignant tale of family, self-discovery, and the echoes of history.

What began as a 15-year-old’s creative vision to support her community has evolved into a thriving weekly fundraiser that bolsters local nonprofits and small businesses. Aubrianna Putman, a high school student in Canton, saw the growing financial struggles faced by schools, churches, and other organizations in her area and set out to make a difference.

In the heart of Prairie City stands Reaching Hearts on Main, a store housing far more than home décor and gifts.

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 City of Galesburg received a $25 million grant from the “Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity” (RAISE) grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to support the development of rail track and switching at the Galesburg Business Park.

The McDonough County Community Foundation (MCCF) announced a donation from the Macomb Agriscience Association (MAA) to support the Macomb agriculture program.

On Saturday, February 1, families from across Illinois are invited to experience the wonder of nature and celebrate the majestic American bald eagle during the annual Fulton-Mason Eagle Day.

Monmouth College has received a $100,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy's Reaching a New Energy Sciences Workforce (RENEW) initiative to help underrepresented students in STEM develop research skills and connections in their field.

Frederick P. Foltz was born to Christian and Hannah Kieffer Foltz on November 15, 1830, near Stolhburg, Franklin County, Pennsylvania.

Whipped tallow has recently made a comeback as an ingredient in natural skincare. For decades, people have searched for products that make their skin less wrinkly or more moisturized and pay big bucks to get a promising product.

Over the past three decades, Susie Platt and her family have revolutionized home health care in rural Illinois

The basement of the Salvation Army building in Macomb is home to the humble Salvation Army gym. Affectionately known as the home of the Salvation Army Lifting Team (S.A.L.T.), the gym is no ordinary workout space.

The small Mississippi River village of Oquawka, Illinois, has long been home to an unusual landmark: a towering twelve-foot monument marking the grave of Norma Jean.

The Farmington Area Public Library has an exciting lineup of events this January, perfect for beating the winter blues, connecting with the community, and enjoying creative, fun activities.