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| Two Sides of Jerry Mabry in Recent Newspaper Letters |
The remoreseful side and the displeased side of a Galesburg man convicted last October for the second time have both shown up in the local media recently.
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| Gas Prices Rise in March |
The month of March brought with it higher gas prices.
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| More Corn, Fewer Beans Projected on Illinois Farms in 2009 |
The United States Department of Agriculture is projecting corn growers will plant more of their crop while soybeans will be scaled back a little bit.
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| Holocaust Survivor Tells Her Story at Orpheum |
A Holocaust survivor delivered a message of perseverance, determination, faith, and above all, hope, Tuesday night at Galesburg's Opheum Theatre.
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| Evaluation Approved for Convicted Attempted Murder |
POSTED 4:09pm 3/31/09 A Galesburg man convicted twice of allegedly beating and sexually assaulting a woman inside her local home will now have to have an evaluation done before he can be sentenced in the case.
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| Aldermanic Candidates Talk GREDA at Debate |
All but one of the candidates for three open seats on the Galesburg City Council got together for a debate, and ended up answering a number of questions regarding not just the city's future, but the city's economic development future.
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| Ward 4 Candidates: Something Needs to be Worked Out with GREDA |
Two of the candidates for a seat on the Galesburg City Council do believe that the Galesburg Regional Economic Development Association is needed as part of the city's economic development future.
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| Ward Six Candidates Differ on GREDA's Future With City |
The two candidates for one of the seats on the Galesburg City Council a week from Tuesday don't completely agree on what the city's economic development future should be.
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| WEB EXTRA: Download Monday's Galesburg City Council Candidates' Forum Here |
Click the link inside this story to download Monday's Galesburg City Council Candidates' forum, as heard live on WGIL.
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| Spudos and More Opens, Touts Healthier Donuts & Vast Menu |
posted 9:15 a-m 3/31/09, updated 11:29 a-m, 3/31/09 The newest eatery on North Henderson Street has arrived, much to the excitement of donut enthusiasts.
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