Regional Media Podcast Network

Keri Olson-United Way of Whiteside County by Regional Media

Maryville Hy-Vee store manager Nate Jaster on the Best of Local Brands Summit coming up in March

Irene's Entropy is coming to Bishop Hill at the Creative Commons on Sunday, January 8th. The Potluck prior to the concert begins at 5 Pm to accommodate an earlier than usual start time for the concert at 6 Pm. Irene's story is fascinating. At 21 years old she escaped from a cult, She went on to college, earned a degree in Astrophysics and wrote songs about her remarkable experience escaping from a religious cult, leaving behind family in order to cut her own path in life. It's an incredible story and one you can experience for yourself when you see Irene's Entropy on Sunday in Bishop Hill. The cost to attend is only a suggested donation of $15.00 to $25.00.

Doug Allen Nash on WSDR by Regional Media

Sterling Mayor Lee and City Manager Scott Schumard by Regional Media

Local business owners Adam Marriott and Doug Meyers visited the Breakfast Club on KNIM to announce their new venture in Maryville. They recently acquired the "Pub". They talk about how they got together and what they plan to do when they take over after the first of the year.

The Henry and Stark County Health Department released new COVID-19 numbers on Wednesday and the numbers remained about the same as last week with 117 new confirmed cases in Henry County and 11 new confirmed cases in Stark County. Meanwhile. as the severe weather rolls over the area the Health Department is advising people to stay safe in the extreme cold with tips available on the Henry and Stark County Health Department facebook page. RaeAnn Tucker from the Henry and Stark County Health Department was our guest on Wake Up Tri-Counties on Thursday, December 22nd, 2022.

CGH About Your Health by Regional Media

Many folks in Kewanee remember when there was a Christmas tree put up at Tremont and 2nd Street. It was a tradition for many years, though a troubled one as several accidents occurred that eventually led to the discontinuing of the tradition. Dave Clarke has reflected on the downtown Christmas tree before on Kewanee Back When but then a photo posted to Kewanee Nostalgia in 2021, caught Dave's eye when it popped up again recently. In the background, as the tree is being secured into place, you can see a sign for WKEI. This solved a little mystery as to when this sign, which is now fully refurbished and on display at the Kewanee Historical Society, was actually in use promoting WKEI and placing the location of WKEI's studios in 1954 at 2nd and Tremont. Dave reflected on this photo and the Kewanee Christmas Tree on the latest edition of Kewanee Back When.

The Galva City Council met on Monday night and there was some good news regarding the City's EAV as Galva residents will see a slight decrease in property taxes due to the latest Equalized Assessed Value or EAV. The Mayor also updated everyone on the latest. Galva has signed a new solar contract that will bring more solar arrays to the community and more energy options to the City of Galva in the future. Plus, news about an excess vehicle sale and a move demolish decrepit buildings in the city was made on Monday as well. Mayor Rich Volkert was our guest on Wake Up Tri-Counties on Tuesday morning.