By A.J. Harris As autumn arrives, the temperatures drop and the leaves change colors, and the dreaded flu season is just waiting to strike. The Livingston County Health Department has announced its flu-shot clinic schedule to keep everyone feeling well. The clinics begin on September 26 at the Bank of Pontiac from 11:00am-1:00pm and will…… MORE
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BOB DYLAN ANNOUNCES SHOW AT BRADEN AUDITORIUM
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Attention St. Louis Cardinal Fans
By Illinois Radio Network/Benjamin Yount Illinois’ other baseball team is finally getting some license plate love from the state. Fans of the 11-time world champion St. Louis Cardinals can finally, officially display their loyalty on their Illinois license plates. Secretary of State Jesse White says his office is now offering official Cardinals license plates. The…… MORE
Win Tickets To ‘We Will Rock You’ With Bank Of Pontiac Ticket Window
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Special Event Planned for Pontiac’s Jone House Museum
The Jones House is located at 314 E. Madison in Pontiac By Neil Doyle The Jones House Museum is hosting its Heritage Arts & Crafts event this weekend. People will have the opportunity to learn different crafts like spinning, weaving, felting, clay pottery, and much more. There will also be a silent auction for a…… MORE
Fairbury Council Changes Alcohol Regulations
By A.J. Harris Last week at their regular meeting, the Fairbury City Council voted to amend part of the city’s code, specifically about how alcohol is sold. Previously, the code stated that only those with a Fairbury liquor license could apply for a permit to have alcohol outdoors. The new wording allows any Illinois liquor…… MORE
Barickman: Teacher Minimum Wage Law Could Raise Property Taxes
State Senator Jason Barickman/WJEZ file photo By Neil Doyle A local lawmaker is concerned about a bill signed into law last week that increases the minimum wage for teachers in Illinois to $40,000. State Senator Jason Barickman (R-Bloomington) told WJEZ’s Todd Wineburner some around the state are worried the move will affect local school budgets…… MORE
