Worcester Bar honors Court Officer Adams as Appeals Court visits city
The Worcester County Bar Association honored Court Officer Woodrow Adams for his work in the community at an event that saluted civic collaboration.
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The Worcester County Bar Association honored Court Officer Woodrow Adams for his work in the community at an event that saluted civic collaboration.
The 50th annual Western Illinois University Performance Tested Bull Sale was held March 11 at Lowderman Auction Center in Macomb.
For the family members of the names etched into the marble, it’s a memorial to their lives and a reminder about the dangers of fires.
After vaccines became available, public interaction began to return, and one of the region’s most popular gathering places was Polar Park.
“If we could have saved him, we would have saved him,” Deputy Fire Chief Martin Dyer said Monday. “We had a ladder up to the third floor looking through the windows,” Dyer said. “We had crews trying to make it into the third floor and we were fighting exterior fire and interior fire in two, three-deckers.” The other victims were identified by authorities as Edna Mae Williams, 85, and her son, Gerald Prince, 61. They were found inside. Adams Sr. was Williams’ son-in-law. The home had working fire alarms, but not as many as fire officials would have liked to see, Dyer said.