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Metamora Village Council awaiting quotes - Vimarsana News

Metamora Village Council awaiting quotes

METAMORA — Metamora Village Council met Monday and approved the price for this year’s leaf pick-up in Amboy Township at $200 per hour.

Group Representing Philippines Soybean Trading Company Visits Amboy Farm - Vimarsana News

Group Representing Philippines Soybean Trading Company Visits Amboy Farm

A group that represents a soybean trading company that exports soybeans to the Philippines visited an Amboy farm on Monday. The Dusty Riley farm was the first stop on their tour, visiting and learning about farms around Minnesota, which the group says is pivotal in ensuring that their customers

Missing Lee County man found dead - Vimarsana News

Missing Lee County man found dead

LEE COUNTY, Ill. (WTVO) — Authorities announced Thursday that Michael Widolff, 64, who went missing last August, has been found dead. The Lee County Sheriff’s Office said Widolff’s body was located near his home. Widolff was reported missing on August 22nd, from his rural West Brooklyn home, about nine miles north of Mendota. Police did […]

Birth of Route 66 in 1926 was tied to creation of the U.S. interstate system - Vimarsana News

Birth of Route 66 in 1926 was tied to creation of the U.S. interstate system

About 345 miles of the historic 2,400-mile highway pass through Southern California, columnist Mark Landis writes.

Artist Records Names Stuck in Public Places Using Tar, Bark and Bubblegum | Arts & Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Artist Records Names Stuck in Public Places Using Tar, Bark and Bubblegum | Arts & Entertainment

Charlie was here; and Joe was here; and somebody wrote, “Mom.” In the late 1960s, people started hammering their names in nails on the wooden railroad