As Shaw Media continues to celebrate its 175th anniversary, we explore the archives of February 22, including this cover of the Dixon Evening Telegraph from 1926

Funds must be used exclusively for programs benefiting local residents. Applications will be accepted through Feb. 27.

With a sudden midwinter warm spell comes the urge to be outside and start cleaning up your yard. But Sterling city officials are warning residents against pushing yard waste into the street.

USDA’s farm income forecast released this month projects another challenging year ahead for most farmers, except those in the beef sector.

The program offers full-time paid employment with all required training to safely and compassionately provide care for patients, while also preparing participants for the Certified Nursing Assistant exam.

Local historian Tom Wadsworth will reveal the surprising connections between Charles R. Walgreen and Dixon – including how a small-town start in 1891 helped spark a national retail empire.

With $39,000 yet to be raised, the Dixon Park District is seeking contributions.

On this episode of Talk Line, Andy Jackson from Sinnissippi Centers chats with host Brandon Clark about the link between depression and heart disease and special college scholarships his organization is offering students seeking careers in the human services field.

Here's a list of Lee, Whiteside and Ogle county property transfers for Feb. 9-13, 2026.