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| Taking A Drive Through Knox County |
The 36 annual Scenic Drive rolls out this weekend and people from all over Knox County will be participating in the various fall activities.
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| Liquor Sales Can Happen at Lake Storey Pavilion |
The Galesburg City Council has approved a proposal allowing for alcohol sales at Lake Storey Pavilion, with the changes a Galesburg aldermen wanted.
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| Pumpkin Patch Verse Store |
You've all seen them--giant cardboard boxes outside the local grocery store filled to the top with pumpkins.
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| Distric 205 Makes A Budgetary Decision |
District 205 has decided to move forward with a budget proposal involving a new multipurpose athletic facility at Galesburg High School. The 14 thousand square foot facility is expected to be built in 2014.
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| GOP VP Candidate Campagins in Region |
Another day, another Presidential or Vice Presidential candidate stopping in an area close to Galesburg, just not in Illinois.
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| Local Barbecue Joint Moves Inside |
For months Good Stuff Barbecue has been serving customers out of a trailer parked in a parking lot on the corner of Main street and North Farnham street.
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| Candidate for 47th Senate Seat Gets an Endorsement |
Randy Frese accepted Republican Representative Norine Hammond's endorsement for the 47th District Senate seat yesterday.
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| Residents Still Not Pleased With Hotel Development |
Some of the same problems persist with a proposed hotel, retail, and housing development planned for the area of Seminary Street across the road from the Seminary Square Shopping Center.
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| A Garbage Rate Increase Could Be in Knoxville's Future |
Rising fuel cost, truck maintenance, labor and land fill fees are all reasons why Alderman and head of the Sanitation Committee Rob Derham has put a proposal on the table to increase garbage rates.
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| State Senator Candidate Talks Term Limits |
Randy Freese says the longer you're in a political office, the more likely you're going to be a part of a culture of corruption.
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