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Erie Elementary Principal Named Administrator of the Year by Illinois Agriculture in the Classroom
Illinois Agriculture in the Classroom honored their 2027 Administrator of the Year on Friday: Mrs. Kali Livengood of Erie Elementary School!. The organization shared: “As the Principal of the PreK-4th building, Mrs. Livengood works with all the teachers and students assisting them in incorporating the agriculture around them into their curriculum. She will be formally recognized at the Illinois Farm Bureau Annual Meeting this December in Chicago. Congratulations Mrs. Livengood!
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Illinois high school football first round playoffs: October 31st
DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - Illinois high school football first round playoffs took place on Saturday. Watch highlights from Rockridge vs Newman, Eastland Pearl City vs Riverdale, Warrensburg Latham vs Erie-Prophetstown, and South Fork vs Ridgewood. Class 1A scores:. Newman defeated Rockridge 35-24. Atown falls 36-34. Galena falls 22-19. Stockton defeated...
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Four area teams in playoff games
Area High Schools are participating postseason competitions in football. Here is a summary of how they are faring. After enjoying a bye week during the opening round of the Class 1A IHSA Football Playoffs both the Annawan-Wethersfield Titans and the Stark County Rebels will enter play this weekend. The 8-1,...
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Stark County teacher earns prestigious Illinois State alumni honor
Leslie Rennick, a special education teacher at Stark County Elementary School in Wyoming, Illinois, was inducted into the Illinois State University College of Education Hall of Fame. Rennick was among seven alumni honored Oct. 23 during the college's annual Alumni Awards Ceremony, according to a community announcement. Rennick graduated from Illinois State in 2004 with a bachelor's degree in special education and also holds a master's degree in curriculum and instruction. She has spent her 23-year teaching career at Stark County Elementary School. Her work has included individualized instruction, specialized training in Orton-Gillingham instruction and collaboration with colleagues on accommodations for students. She also has developed learning experiences that connect students with the surrounding rural community. Rennick maintains relationships with students and families beyond the classroom and works to meet the individual needs of students, according to the announcement. In 2025, the Illinois State Board of Education named Rennick the Northwest Regional Teacher of the Year. She also mentors educators, advocates for the teaching profession and participates in statewide leadership opportunities. This story was produced by reporter Nida Tazeen, NTazeen@usatodayco.com , with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing
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Moline football preps for Glenbard West
Coming off of a miracle finish in the opening round of the playoffs against Benet, Moline is playing with a ton of confidence. After an 0-3 start, the Maroons have not lost a game. They are battle-tested as well. Every team, except for one, on Moline’s schedule made it into the playoffs this season. Moline […]
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Former teacher fights license suspension over alleged incident with student
A former Davenport elementary school teacher is contesting the state’s efforts to suspend his teaching license due to allegations of inappropriate contact with a former student. Julian Lira is taking the Iowa Board of Educational Examiners to court and seeking judicial review of the board’s recent decision to suspend his teaching license for three years. […]
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S.H.S. holds Pink Out Night for Coach Dunlap
The Sterling High School volleyball team took the court against United Township and competed for more than just a game. S.H.S. hosted a “Pink Out” game as an opportunity to show support for assistant coach Ashley Dunlap as she faces one of the toughest challenges, Stage 4 Metastatic Breast Cancer.
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QCSportsNet playoff football preview: Moline & United Township
QCSportsNet’s play-by-play voices Joe Winkel and Grant Dahlstrom provide your breakdown of Moline and United Township before the second weekend of the Illinois high school football playoffs. Watch the video above to get ready for this week, then tune in here on Saturday for live play-by-play of all the action on QCSportsNet, followed by recaps […]
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Ribbon-cutting set for Wings Academy
While the Wings Academy opened its doors to students for the 2026-27 school year, a ribbon cutting to officially mark the occasion is scheduled at 3 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4. The facility, which serves special education students from kindergarten to 22-year-olds, is located at the site of the former American Legion building on Railroad Avenue.
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Three Galva FFA members earn prestigious degree
Three Galva FFA alumni were honored for their outstanding achievements in agricultural education and leadership by earning the prestigious American FFA Degree at the 99th National FFA Convention & Expo in Indianapolis, Ind. Camryn O’Brien, Chloe Ruhl and Makayla Craig were recognized as recipients of the highest degree awarded by...
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Abingdon-Avon Football Moves on to “First Round” After Dominating Win over Morrison in “Opening Round”
The Abingdon-Avon Tornado football squad began the postseason with an emphatic 49-7 win over the Morrison Mustangs in Abingdon on Friday night. In a first quarter that was fairly evenly played between the two teams, the Tornadoes scored a touchdown to take a 14-7 and then recovered a surprise onside kick. A-Town promptly scored a touchdown following the recovery to push the advantage to two scores at 21-7 and put the momentum squarely on the A-Town sideline. A-Town would eventually score a total of 42 unanswered points to move on to the first round of the playoffs on Saturday.