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| Special Audit Results Being Sent to Knox County Board Members |
Members of the Knox County Board will soon receive a document that has been the subject of both much anticipation and much controversy.
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| Monmouth Home Damaged by Fire |
A Monmouth home suffered severe damage following a fire Tuesday that officials say wasn't helped by heavy rainfall.
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| A Good Year for Area Turkey Hunters |
Turkey hunters in Knox and five other western Illinois counties combined for a better harvest this year than last, a trend that was seen statewide.
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| Galesburg Couple Hospitalized After Domestic Disturbance |
A Galesburg man and woman are hospitalized after what police say was a domestic disturbance early Wednesday morning in an apartment on Home Boulevard.
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| Walgreens Robbery Suspect Arrested; Bond & New Court Date Set |
Galesburg police have made an arrest in connection with an armed robbery reported last Friday at the Walgreens store on West Fremont Street.
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| Abingdon Aldermen Approve Budget; Appropriations Ordinance Next |
Separate budgets that have funds set aside for capital expenditures are being approved by the Abingdon City Council.
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| Rain Still Hampering Illinois Crops |
Rain continues to affect Illinois' corn and soybean crops, mostly negatively.
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| Knoxville Hires Part-time Police Officer to Fill Vacancy |
After losing Ed Swearingen, the former chief of police in Abingdon, to deployment to Afghanistan this year, the Knoxville City Council is hiring a part time officer to fill the void.
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| City Council Approves New TIF's |
Galesburg's City Manager says approval of essentially two new targeted economic development areas in the city does something very important.
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| Felony Sex Case Against Former Galesburg Man Continues |
A former Galesburg resident accused of picking up a woman and forcing her twice to perform a sex act on her while they drove through two counties will stand trial on the charges.
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