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The author of "Everett the Incredible" and the Glory Days Garage Band will help Henry County residents learn about mental health and bullying.On Sunday afternoon in Cambridge, the county's Mental Health Alliance will host "One Incredible Day, a Mental Health Celebration."
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CommunityThanks to the pandemic, a Quad Cities social service agency is even busier than it was before.Executive Director Dwight Ford says Project Now already had…
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After serving for 30 years, an associate judge in Henry County will be promoted to Resident Circuit Judge. Wednesday morning in Cambridge, Dana McReynolds…
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One of Illinois' historic landmarks is stuggling to get funding for repairs. And the local nonprofit is asking the public for help. Todd DeDecker,…
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CommunityResidents of Henry County should be cautious about drinking their well water. As flooding continues, county officials say drinking well water and septic…
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CommunityCustomers of a popular internet and cable service will be without it for a few hours early Tuesday morning. Mediacom will move a portion of its fiber…
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EconomyThe state has decided to help boost business and industrial expansion in the Quad Cities and western Illinois. Wednesday, the Illinois Department of…
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Time is running short for Illinois residents who want to vote in the November election. Tuesday is the deadline to register to vote, or to update your…
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For the fourth time, residents of Henry County will be asked to help the Sheriff's Department. The public safety sales tax referendum is on the ballot for…
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EconomyWork will begin soon to protect a major tourist attraction in northern Illinois. Following a meeting this month of local and state officials, a steering…