The Boys and Girls Club of Livingston County is holding a Backyard Barbeque Saturday afternoon at 5 at the club.… MORE
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Hospital improvements highlighted
The Pontiac Kiwanis Club met Wednesday afternoon and heard about many of the positive improvements for health and wellness that are being implemented at OSF Saint James-John W. Albrecht Medical Center.… MORE
Murder suspect facing child porn charges
Bloomington Police say Kyle Brestan, 32, faces seven counts related to manufacture and possession of child pornography.… MORE
Vermillion Players to perform “The Producers”
The Vermillion Players will kick off the summer season at Chautauqua Park in Pontiac with “The Producers: A New Mel Brooks Musical,” June 15 through 18.… MORE
RSVP for WE Live’s “Girl Talk”
Women Empowered Livingston County, or WE Live is holding its third event, “Girl Talk,” Wednesday, June 21 at 5:30 p.m. at Pontiac First United Methodist Church.… MORE
New Amtrak depot opens for travelers
Pontiac’s new Amtrak train depot, located just south of the old one, had its grand opening and ribbon cutting Monday morning, but opened for travelers early Tuesday.… MORE
Breakfast on the Farm Saturday
The Livingston County Farm Bureau is holding its annual “Breakfast on the Farm” Saturday from 7-10 at Kilgus Farmstead in Fairbury.… MORE
Get your tickets for Cash for a Cure
The Cash for a Cure, benefitting the American Cancer Society of Livingston County, is happening June 24th at Cherry Red Roasters in Dwight, and there are a limited number of tickets available, so now is the time to reserve yours for a chance to win up to $5,000.… MORE
United Way continues to work toward goal
While the United Way of Livingston County is about $6,000 short of its goal, there are ways to donate outside of typical fundraisers or dropping money off at the office.… MORE
Legislator voices frustration on lack of budget
With legislators leaving Springfield last week without a budget, leading to overtime sessions later this summer, many are voicing continued frustrations, including State Representative Tom Bennett.… MORE
