Voting is underway by the coaches involved in girls subsectionals around the state with the seeds to be announced at 4 p.m. today and pairings on Friday. Here are Kevin Hieronymus’ projections for the Bureau County-area subsectionals

OSF Saint Elizabeth Medical Center in Ottawa will host a free educational class later this month focused on advance care planning and informed healthcare decision making.

The book explores how women navigated the conflict between Loyalists and Patriots and found ways to support their beliefs during the war, according to the organization.

Gold Mine in Spring Valley will close through Wednesday, Feb. 19, for a remodel and expansion.

University of Illinois Extension is seeking youth participants for a new Horse and Hippology Club in Bureau, La Salle, Marshall and Putnam counties.

An offer has been submitted to purchase the former Eagle 6 movie theater in Streator, a potential first step toward reopening, however, only if enough community support is shown.

The Earlville Public Library is hosting a Lego club for kids from 3:30-4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb 4. Children from kindergarten through fifth grade are welcome.

Bureau Valley junior Libby Endress is the latest area player in a surge of milestones this past week when she became the Storm’s sixth 1,000-point scorer. Princeton's Keighley Davis, Hall's Braden Curran, Mendota's Aden Tillman and St. Bede's Lili McClain also hit milestones

Bureau Valley junior Libby Endress became the Storm’s sixth girls 1,000-point scorer on Wednesday night. Saige Barnett holds the scoring record with 1,426 points. Here’s a look at the 1,000-point scorers in the BV girls program

Core Cafe closed last week after two years of operation in downtown Spring Valley.