The definitive interview with comedian Bob Zany…BAY-BEE!
Comedy and a film Saturday night — all for one low, low price!
Celebrating Lindstrom’s at 100
It started as a store that sold radios and electronic parts
Superintendent: District’s Special Ed program just passed state audit
John Asplund says the district’s special education program was recently audited, and passed
An advocate’s assessment of the District 205 Special Education program
Julie Duvall says the district should be able to handle all special ed students in house
Boos n Brews and more happening at Discovery Depot
Discover upcoming events at Galesburg’s children’s museum
Western Smokehouse Partners expansion before City Council Monday night, among other items
Bus repairs and police and fire pension reports also on Monday’s agenda
Walk-in mammograms among new additions at Graham in Galesburg
Graham Health continues to grow in Galesburg
Record Pace For Harvest 2024 and the Challenges That Can Slow You Down
Why OSF St. Mary is expanding its ER, and won’t be using former Cottage ER, among other questions
Among the questions: Why not use the former Cottage Hospital E.R.? Some of your questions are answered
10 years since ‘Bickerdyke Bridge’ was dedicated
It will be ten years that the “Bickerdyke Bridge” was so named
REPLAY: Galesburg Silver Streaks football vs Quincy
In a rare Thursday night game in the Western Big 6, the Galesburg Silver Streaks football team faced an undefeated Quincy Blue Devils team that is currently ranked 5th in the state in Class 7A. The Blue Devils scored first less than halfway through the first quarter and never looked back. They went on to win 45 - 0. The Streaks fall to 1 - 5 on the season.
Since there really wasn't a crunch time in the game, the Dave's Auto Body Crunch Time Player of the Game was awarded to Caden Riley for solid execution overall during the game, instead of just one particular moment. The junior quarterback was 11 of 18 passing with no turnovers and signs of continued improvement leading the offense.
Next up for the Silver Streaks is a road trip to Rock Island next Friday (10/11), still in the hunt for their first conference win of the season.
Dave ‘Louie’ Nichols: Galesburg Gridiron Great
The 1968 Galesburg High School graduate was an all-state halfback for the Silver Streaks
‘Live2Lead’ next week at Lake Storey Pavilion
Annual event features well-known motivational speaker John Maxwell
Anatomy of a manufacturing expansion
Belief in Galesburg, and belief in the local manufacturing base, says Eric Hanson
Take a nice, leisurely scenic drive this weekend and next
It truly is scenic — from sites to wares from local artisans
Economic developer: Western Smokehouse Partners expansion can’t be anything but good for Galesburg
Springer: Social media reaction that was negative was both expected and unnecessary
Live2Lead: Elevate personal, professional and organizational growth in leadership
Members of the local The Transformational Team preview the Oct. 10 event.
GAVC students to benefit from upcoming Manufacturing and Trades Showcase
Still plenty of need for students receiving vocational and technical education
Mikki Johnson: Growth, gratitude and gridiron success
The 1991 Galesburg grad is a former all-state football player for the Silver Streaks who went on to become an all-Big Ten Conference defensive standout for the Fighting Illini
REPLAY: Galesburg Silver Streaks football @ Geneseo
The Galesburg Silver Streaks football team went on the road to Geneseo for their 2nd Western Big 6 Conference game of the season. The Maple Leafs engineered a scoring drive in the 4th quarter that put them on top with just over a minute to go in the game and they went on to win, 28 - 21. The Streaks had a number of opportunities in the 2nd half to get the points that they needed, but it was Geneseo that prevailed and got their first conference win of the season.
Jamar Range had an incredible game with 36 carries for the Silver Streaks for a total of 349 yards and 3 touchdowns.
The Dave's Autobody Crunch Time Player of the Game was Streaks' offensive center, Asher Whitcomb. He was out last week due to an injury, and his return for tonight's game made a huge difference in the rhythm of the offense.
Due to a referee shortage, next week's game at Van Dyke Field has been moved to Thursday (10/3) night for the Streaks' conference game with the Quincy Blue Devils.