OSF Saint James – John W. Albrecht Medical Center is welcoming Deacon David Steeples as its new pastoral care program manager.… MORE
Radio Pontiac and the Pub 13 giving away tickets to see U2 Friday
The Pub 13 in Pontiac is hosting another ticket stop with WJEZ this Friday from 5:30 to 6:30, giving people a chance to win concert tickets and other items.… MORE
Two car accident injures two
A two car accident in Pontiac on Monday sent two to the hospital with injuries.… MORE
RSVP for June 8 Issues and Eggs
The Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce is holding its next Issues and Eggs at 7:30 June 8 at Edinger’s Filling Station in Pontiac, featuring speakers from the Livingston County Public Health Department.… MORE
God’s Garden giving large early bounty in Fairbury
Fairbury’s Trinity Lutheran Church’s community garden, called God’s Garden, is bursting at the seams with all kinds of produce, and the church will begin giving away the garden’s rewards Saturday from 9 to 11.… MORE
Your morning look at sports
Some game times have been set for Illinois football this fall, including a Friday, September 29 game at 7 p.m. at home against Nebraska, and the Illini Homecoming game against Wisconsin on Saturday, October 28 at 11 a.m.… MORE
Kiwanis club members hear about Mosaic Home Providers
Employees from Mosaic were guest speakers for Wednesday’s weekly Kiwanis Club meeting in Pontiac, and the group heard about the need for Home Providers.… MORE
Brain Health Luncheon Friday
Evenglow Inn, in partnership with SIU School of Medicine and University of Illinois Extension is holding a Brain Health Luncheon Friday from noon to 1 at Evenglow Inn.… MORE
‘Music of the 40s’ returns to the Eagle Theater
‘Music of the 40s’ is coming back to the Eagle Performing Arts and Conference Center in Pontiac for two showings in June.… MORE
Chipotle falls victim to cybersecurity attack
Three Chipotle Mexican Grills in Bloomington-Normal were among the chain’s restaurants hit by a cybersecurity attack which sought customers’ information stored on their credit cards. A company blog post revealed the malware, or malicious software, searched for data including card numbers, expiration dates, and internal verification codes. The affected restaurants include a…… MORE
