The Play of the Day for the Wyaton Hills Ladies Day Golf for Tuesday was “subtract highest and lowest scores.” Nancy Pierson took first at 36, Nita Wyatt and Karen Towns tied for second at 41 and Mary Cooney was fourth at 45.

Speaker Welch told reporters last week that he wouldn’t call for Rep. Ammons’ resignation because she has the right to due process.

Kevin Hieronymus has been near and far the past 40 years as your hometown sports editor. He's added a few new stops in recent years, running his total to 124.

Last summer, Streator native Bob Harback set out to preserve a piece of his city’s history by finding the neon signs of old businesses for his basement setup. And while that nostalgia-fueled project proved harder to execute than he initially considered, it also turned into someth

Clay Theisinger has been onboarding with school staff and district personnel for months leading up to his official takeover as the new L-P superintendent on July 1, the fourteenth in district history.

One lane will be open in each direction of Illinois 251, and there will be occasional lane closures on I-80 during the $1.8 million project, which is expected to be completed in the fall.

The Streator Public Library is hosting a full slate of summer programs this week, from scavenger hunts and building challenges to art classes and movie nights.

This is the second installment of the 2026 Bureau County Sports Hall of Fame Class, featuring individual athletes. The final part will feature teams. The Bureau County Sports Hall of Fame was formed in 1995 as part of the BCR’s Tribute to Sports program.

The first day of the 2026 FCA Power Basketball Camp opened Monday at Bureau Valley High School with 63 eager campers from around the area on hand. The camp features instruction on basketball with daily Bible devotions.

To celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday, Oglesby Elks Lodge #2360 performed a Flag Day ritual at the Illinois Veterans Home at La Salle for about 50 veterans, staff and guests on June 13.