$100,000 grant award announcement Monday night coincides with council’s acceptance of newly completed strategic plan.

The Rock Falls City Council heard a report Tuesday night about the consequences of a failed referendum that would have instated a 0.5% sales tax throughout Whiteside County to help fund emergency dispatch services.

Li Arellano Jr., who won an uncontested race during Tuesday’s general election, says he is ready to hit the ground running for the 37th District. He will serve a four-year term.

Lee County voters support Amboy, Harmon fire departments' merger.

Brad Fritts, who is the current 74th House District representative and was named the Republican nominee in March, squared off against David Simpson, the Democratic nominee, during a candidate forum Tuesday night at The Dixon: Historic Theatre.

Over a hundred attendees came out to eat corn and enjoy the many festivities.

As the old saying goes, there are two things you cannot outrun: death and taxes. While both can be scary, a little information can make taxes less terrifying.

Morrison city officials have selected MC Squared Energy Services (mc²) to serve eligible residents and small business customers with electric supply services.

Looking for something to do? Here is a list of upcoming Extension courses set in Whiteside and Carroll counties.

As they work to get a plan in hand, Fulton’s city leaders are pushing toward a downtown redevelopment plan that would replace all infrastructure on its main business thoroughfare, and could lead to more upgrades for other streets as well.

Construction on city hall has been progressing, with painting and electrical work expected to be finished within the week. Carpeting should arrive within the next week, and audio and visual equipment installation is about a month out.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services awarded the $1,045,348 grant as part of its Health Center Cluster program.

Representatives from offices and bureaus who oversee both technical and administrative support responsibilities will be available to discuss current and upcoming employment opportunities at the various IDOT locations.

Information collected in online survey will help the city plan for the future.

Under the agreement, the city will pay up to $25,000 for Willett Hofmann to evaluate the existing wastewater treatment plant and develop layout options at the existing treatment plant site.

Amenities for the proposed travel center include gas stations, electric vehicle charging stations, a restaurant, convenience store and short-term overnight parking for long-haul truckers.

The bridge, located 4 1/2 miles west of the U.S. 30 spur interchange at exit 36 in Whiteside County, will be closed during the project, according to a news release.

City Council also awards bid for audio/video equipment at a cost of $45,248. The purchase is part of the city’s ongoing project to renovate and add onto Fulton’s City Hall and Police Department.