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By Nick Simonson There is no fish in the waters of the upper Midwest more voracious than the northern pike and when the ice begins to give way and meltwater

On Independence Day 1935, the village of Penn Yan and surrounding areas were soaked through with a heavy storm. It “had not wrung itself out yet” when, on July 5,

Ice cover on the Great Lakes is at record-low levels right now, a sign of the winter warmth this year — and with that comes the possibility of late season

The brutally cold and dreary month of January is now behind us. February 2nd, being Ground Hog Day was cloudy, hence, the Groundhog did not see his (or her) shadow

Oh how times have changed. Or have they? Take a glance at local stories from years past.

This weeks Flagstaff History column.

By Nick Simonson Whether spring comes late like last year, or is looking to arrive a bit early like this year, targeting some key areas for walleyes whenever things open

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

Bannock County’s proposed solar ordinance was recently sent back to the Planning and Development Council by the County Commissioners. They also directed the Council to consider Caribou County’s solar ordinance

PORTER — The line to get into town hall on Thursday night started forming at 4 p.m. and winded into the parking lot. Plenty of vehicles lined up on Route