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The Warren County Historical Society has been hosting the Great Nicola Magic Festival since 2018 in honor of William Nicol, one of the greatest showmen of the early twentieth century.
On Saturday, September 21st, 2024, Monmouth will come alive with the joyful sounds of runners, walkers, and wagging tails as the Freedom Ride Animal Rescue hosts its 1st annual 5K Fun Run and 1 Mile Walk & Wag.
After a unanimous decision by the Monmouth College Board of Trustees, Dr. Patricia Draves has officially begun her tenure as the 15th president of the College. Selected from a competitive pool of candidates in a nationwide search, Draves returns to Monmouth with a wealth of experience and a deep connection to the community.
The Warren County Prime Beef Festival is set to return from August 31st to September 7th, continuing a tradition that celebrates the area's rich agricultural heritage. Established by the Chamber of Commerce in 1948, the Festival has become a key event in Monmouth, showcasing the region's historical prominence in beef production.
Amid the streets of Monmouth, a significant piece of Old West history is undergoing a remarkable transformation. Jason Robbins, a local entrepreneur with a passion for historical preservation, is leading the restoration of the birthplace of Wyatt Earp, the legendary lawman whose name is synonymous with frontier justice.
On August 26, the American Legion in Monmouth, Illinois, will host the 8th annual RileyStrong Color Run. This event honors the memory of Riley Thomas, a brave young girl who passed away only nine days after her 12th birthday following a nearly nine-month battle with rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare and aggressive childhood cancer.
Logan Corzatt was recently announced as the Security Savings Bank Academic Scholarship recipient. The $1,000 scholarship is awarded to one qualified student each year and is renewable for four years at an academic or technical college.
The Warren County Fair will once again bring entertainment to the community from July 13-20, promising a week brimming with excitement, entertainment, and endless family fun. Held annually in Warren County, this beloved Fair is the highlight of the summer.
The Monmouth-Roseville Board of Education has announced the appointment of Eric Matthews as the new High School Principal, with Nate Johnson taking on the role of Assistant High School Principal.
The City Council recently awarded a contract to Porter Brothers Construction for the development of a parking lot on South First Street, with a bid amounting to $143,152.
The parking lot of United West Elementary School buzzed with excitement on Friday evening as Warren County Sheriff deputies participated in the school’s Family Fun Night.