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Washington girls track and field supporters will have a good problem if they travel to Charleston this weekend – a lot of athletes to follow.
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The annual East Peoria Carnival will take place May 22 through 26 in the parking lot at the Festival Building, 2200 E. Washington St.
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EAST PEORIA – The Bob Michel Bridge over the Illinois River will be closed to all traffic from 6:30 until 9 a.m. Sunday, May 19 due to the River City Marathon, according to the East Peoria Police Department.
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Now that the Illinois House has passed a comprehensive pension reform plan, the Senate is back in the crosshairs of the debate.
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Congratulate your senior with an ad plus their picture in the TimesNewspapers under the graduation class pictures running May 22. Cost is $29 for the full-color ad.Click the graduation form link at left and...
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County Board member John Ackerman of Washington announced Monday that he will challenge Christie Webb for the Tazewell County Clerk and Recorder's job.
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Washington made a slight improvement this spring in the Mid-Illini Conference girls track and field meet.
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PEORIA — For the third straight year, the UnityPoint Health-Methodist Red White and Boom will feature a pyrotechnics show with a six-figure cost for fireworks.
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Campbell Soup Company will join forces with the National Association of Letter Carriers Saturday to support Feeding America and help Stamp Out Hunger across America.To participate in the Stamp Out Hunger food drive, residents are encouraged to leave a sturdy bag containing non-perishable foods, such...
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Now that the Illinois House has passed a comprehensive pension reform plan, the Senate is back in the crosshairs of the debate.
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SPRINGFIELD – The Office of the State Fire Marshal joins the national efforts to engage residents in local efforts to reduce arson incidents and educate the community on how to play a key role in creating a safer home environment.
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Washington’s bats were silenced April 22 by Morton.The Panthers’ six-game baseball winning streak ended with a 4-0 Mid-Illini Conference loss to the Potters at Brian Wisher Field.
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Congratulate your senior with an ad plus their picture in the Washington Times-Reporter under the graduation class pictures running May 22. Cost is $29 for the full-color ad. Click the graduation form link at left and mail to: TimesNewspapers, PO...
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The Mid-Illini Conference girls track and field meet will be a day earlier.
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Peoria Skeet and Trap Club is targeting a cure for breast cancer by hosting the second annual Shoot for the Cure, benefiting the Susan G. Komen Memorial Affiliate.
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There will be a fish fry from noon-3 p.m. April 28 at the UAW Local 974, 3025 Springfield Road.
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EAST PEORIA —Caterpillar Inc. will reopen its East Peoria campus Sunday for third shift.The company says it will notify employees if they are expected to report to work before Sunday night. East Peoria employees can call the Employee Hotline (1-877-336-5569) for further updates.
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Even though he is a New York Times bestselling author, Dr. Neal Barnard is humble about it.Barnard, who lives in Washington, D.C., will speak at Illinois Central College’s Performing Arts Center from 7-9 p.m. May 2 about his latest book, “Power Foods for the Brain,” which he will also sign after a purchase.
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Washington shellacked the Limestone boys tennis team April 16.
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The following is a list of recently opened and closed state roads, provided by the Illinois Department of Transportation. They are current as of about 12:30 p.m. Thursday.Open:· IL 29 southbound and one lane northbound, ¼ mile...
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