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RUSSIAVILLE — A project on an ancient civilization is an annual assignment in Ty Spangler’s seventh grade social studies class at Western Middle School.

WASHINGTON – U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has announced the U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded over $270 million through cooperative agreements with state departments of agriculture to build resilience

Each week, "Flying Horse" features dozens of Central Illinois childrens thoughts and drawings on various topics. This week: Valentines Day

Lorna Parker of Saegertown and her daughter-in-law Ashley Parker didn’t expect to be billed hundreds in facilities fees after separate visits to Meadville OB/GYN Associates last September.

PENDLETON — A dance music track performed at breakneck speed has created controversy at Pendletons Park & Recreation Department.

Buying a second home is a big step. Are you ready to commit the time and money? What would you use it for?

We get the privilege of welcoming retreat seekers on a regular basis to our farm. I love to hear where they’re from, how they found us and what brought them

Emeritus Society announces spring courses

Sextortion crimes are quite common and a large percentage of young users of social media are enticed to take and share nude photos of themselves.

TEWKSBURY TWP. - Mane Stream equine therapy is seeking new volunteers to assist with adaptive horse riding Lessons and therapy sessions for children and adults with special need at its