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24 Nov, 2019
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Iguodala family hosts 14th annual Thanksgiving giveaway
While three-time NBA champion Andre Iguodala has yet to see the court this season, he received a lot of assists Saturday.
The latest this morning
Limit of 2 marijuana dispensaries proposed in unincorporated areas

Recreational-marijuana dispensaries would be allowed in unincorporated Sangamon County in 2020, but there would be limits on their number, and smoking and ingestion of cannabis products at dispensaries would be prohibited, under a proposal to be considered Dec. 10 by the full county board.

Harvard Park soars with an eye on doing more

When James Hayes learned that Harvard Park Elementary had moved from "lowest performing" status to "commendable" on the Illinois State Board of Education's report card that came out Oct. 31, he admitted he had to try to wrap his head around the matter.

Impeachable conduct not seen, LaHood, Davis say

Following U.S. House Intelligence Committee public hearings on the possible impeachment of President Donald Trump, two GOP central Illinois congressmen say they haven't seen evidence of impeachable conduct, and a Democrat U.S. senator says testimony was "sobering" and "credible." U.S. Sen.

Statehouse Insider: State shows it can move fast when it wants to

* See, state government can act with great speed when it wants to.

Pedestrian struck, killed on Illinois 4

A 44-year-old man was killed after being struck by a truck in Macoupin County Friday evening. Brian Cox of Sawyverville was pronounced dead at the scene.

Welcome to ‘Trump Season’ at Mar-a-Lago, an oasis as impeachment looms

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - On Saturday, March 14, 2020, hundreds of well-coiffed women and homeless dogs will descend on Mar-a-Lago for a rescue-pup fundraiser.

Local Business Notes: Zoning relief denied for proposed Orkin

It took a bit of pestering from neighbors, but it appears that plans for a new ORKIN location in an existing office building at 6351 S.

The Green New Town

Delavan's Locust Street wasn't always so empty.

Faith Coalition: The most affected should be the most involved

After the controversy concerning the proposed Center for Health and Housing for the homeless, I find myself asking the following question: "What happened?"