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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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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.
Beloit Daily News
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Forum To Feature Discussion On La Moille High School Deactivation Ballot Question
With the election next week, there's another golden opportunity to get informed in La Moille about the high school deactivation ballot question. The school district is hosting a town hall/public forum Wednesday night at 7 at the La Moille Jr./Sr. High School Gym. Family members, students, and community members are encouraged to attend and ask questions, seek clarification, and gather information before voting on the question next Tuesday.
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Willowbrook Returns to Kelsey Field for IHSA 6A Playoff Showdown
There is no shortage of storylines when the Hononegah Indians and Willowbrook Warriors meet Friday night under the lights at Kelsey Field. The Warriors (6-4) will travel to Rockton for a 7 p.m. kickoff against an Indians squad that enters the first round of the IHSA Class 6A playoffs with an impressive 8-1 record and fresh legs after receiving an opening-round bye.
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Rockford And Peoria Schools Break Into Illinois Top 15, Showing Strong Math And Reading Performance Statewide
The latest middle school rankings are out for Illinois. Chicago dominates the top ten, while schools like Thurgood Marshall in Rockford and Reservoir in Peoria also made strong showings.
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Wheaton’s Catholic Student Population is Small but Growing
When Julia Humphries arrived on Wheaton’s campus as a freshman in 2025, she was one of 54 Catholic students surrounded by more than 2,000 Protestants. Now a sophomore psychology major and the co-president of Wheaton’s Aquinas Catholic Fellowship, Humphries hopes to bring students of all faith traditions into a centuries-old conversation.