Oglesby enacts fines for false fire alarms

OGLESBY – The city of Oglesby will be enacting fines for false fire alarms in an effort to encourage property owners to repair faulty systems. The first and second false alarm to a location would be free

Oglesby honors “Officer of the Year” Rivara

OGLESBY – The city of Oglesby honored their Police Officer of the Year at Monday night’s city council meeting. Officer Michael Rivara was honored for his service to the community on patrol for the last year. Outgoing

Future of downtown Mendota subject of public hearing

MENDOTA – The future of the downtown blocks damaged by fire in 2022 was the subject of a public hearing Monday night in Mendota. City Clerk Emily McConville provided an update to the status of the buildings

L-P announces Renaissance students of the month

Photo provided by L-P High School   LaSalle – The LaSalle-Peru Township High School were recognized during a breakfast ceremony on Wednesday, January 11. Students recognized this month were Alexandria Master, Kevin Rynke, Quinn Sherman, Gabe Lemrise, Nate Hansen,

10 hand gestures that are cringeworthy

As we roll into 2023, there are some hand gestures that should stay behind in 2022 according to a recent survey of Gen Zers.  The poll included 2,000 people between the ages of 18 and 29, and

Michael Meyers wanted on Friday the Thirteenth in Georgia

According to the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office Facebook, they are looking for a man named Michael Meyers.  Chatham County Sheriff’s did not provide details on why he is wanted, however, they posted the search on Friday the