The Livingston County State’s Attorney is shedding light on various aspects of his job.… MORE
Community Players of Streator to open scholarship applications
College students involved at the Engle Lane Theatre will soon be able submit an application for a scholarship for the upcoming school year.… MORE
District 429 schools undergoing renovations ahead of school year
Pontiac District 429 is experiencing a number of renovations in its schools before the kids are back in the classroom this fall.… MORE
Cullom preparing for 126th Homecoming, 71st Jr. Fair
Cullom’s annual homecoming celebration is next week and the historic event has a number of festivities planned for the weekend.… MORE
Karls: Decision to demolish Camp Humiston Pool wasn’t made lightly
The Camp Humiston Memorial Pool in Pontiac has been demolished, despite the efforts of a group of local protesters urging the city to keep the pool standing.… MORE
Throwback Thursday Means Novelty Songs
There was a time when life was simple. Guys were good or bad. Damsels were in distress because of bad guys and good guys saved them. Okay, it was never like that, but don’t tell The Coasters.… MORE
Dairy Council shares frozen desert health tips
National Ice Cream Month has come to an end, but the popularity of ice cream can be seen year-round.… MORE
Illinois American Water to use $575,000 to replace, upgrade water main
Illinois American Water is investing hundreds of thousands of dollars to replace and install over 2,600 feet of its water main in Pontiac.… MORE
Frampton Comes Alive as Reggae on a One-Hit Wonder Wednesday
Some artists have taken songs that were flops and re-recorded them to make them hits. Others have taken hits and turned them into lackluster copies. Today, a song that was a hit twice.… MORE
Despite protests, Camp Humiston Swimming Pool to come down
Pontiac residents assembled to prevent the demolition of the Camp Humiston Swimming Pool, but city administrators say the pool is unsafe and must be torn down.… MORE
