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Search for missing Oquawka man stretches on after more than 6 months
The search continues for an Oquawka man who went missing more than six months ago. Alan W. Stanley, 33, of Oquawka, was last seen on Sunday, April 12, walking from a residence in Oquawka with fishing poles. Stanley is a white male, approximately six feet tall and 200 pounds, with blonde hair and brown eyes.
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Macomb man charged after shooting on West Adams Street
MACOMB, Ill.— A Macomb man is facing multiple charges following a shooting Saturday morning that left another man hospitalized. According to the Macomb Police Department, officers responded to the 300 block of West Adams Street around 10:45 a.m., after receiving reports about someone being shot. When they arrived, officers...
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Prairie Players Civic Theatre Set to Open The Cottage in Galesburg
Prairie Players Civic Theatre in Galesburg is getting ready for their upcoming production of The Cottage, opening Friday, November 13th. Set in the English countryside in 1923, the show is a romantic comedy directed by Jill Bradford. Cast member Tim Holmes, who plays Clarke, says audiences can expect plenty of laughs.
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Five Galesburg volleyball players earn all-conference honors
The Galesburg High School volleyball season may have ended Oct. 27, but its 16-19 record leaves behind plenty of memories. The Silver Streaks, who finished sixth in the eight-team Western Big 6 Conference, still had five players earn all-conference honors as selected by the WB6 coaches. “That speaks volumes with...
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Enrollment on the Rise in WIU School of Agriculture
As agriculture continues to evolve, agricultural education is expanding through advancements in technology and growing student interest, a trend reflected at Western Illinois University. With new faculty and staff joining the School of Agriculture, Director Keela Trennepohl said enrollment in the university’s agricultural education programs has grown. “There’s a...