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Despite Many Challenges, 2022 US Corn Crop Made It to the Finish Line

"Before we get into how harvest was this year in 2022, we need to go back to the planting season. We got most of our crops in a timely manner but had storms coming through as they were emerging and we had a few areas where we had to replant on June 28," said Cale Carlson, Marquette, Nebraska. "We got a pretty good start on harvesting higher moisture corn starting at 25 to 28% moisture. As we progressed through harvest it became very dry. We did not get any rain, so the corn went from 25% moisture to 15% moisture quickly. We were able to haul so ... Read more

16 minutes of fame lives on for the oldest farmer in Illinoi

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After Merritt Heaton of Toulon, Illinois, won an Illinois State Fair contest to f ... Read more

Galva's Levitt AMP Series provides summer's worth of concert

GALVA, Illinois—Grab some lawn chairs and get ready for a summer full of music in Galva. The Galva Arts Council is excited to announce a very talented lineup for the fourth annual Levitt AMP Galva Music Series.

Held at Wiley Park in Ga ... Read more

Dixline Corporation in Galva keeps it all in the family

On a quiet side street next to a closed rail road crossing is one of Galva's best kept secrets.

Dixline Corporation is a fourth generation family owned business that will celebrate its 100 year anniversary in 2024. The metal fabrication, ... Read more

Poll: Americans say even the legal breaks for college admission rig the system

WASHINGTON – It's not just the illegal efforts to game college admissions that alarm most Americans.

While allegations that rich parents cheated their children's way into elite universities capture headlines, a new USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll finds overwhelming public opposition to the legal breaks for college admission available to athletes, alumni families and minorities.

By more than 3-1, those surveyed say college admissions favor the wealthy and well-connected in an unfair way. Fewer than one in five Ameri ... Read more

Referee Hulin hangs up cleats after 50 years

Tom Akers

A high school football fan would be desperate to find a football field in Northwest Illinois, chances are that Don Hulin has blown his whistle and dropped a flag on it. Hulin ended his fifty-three year officiating career just t ... Read more

Input prices remain top of mind as farmer plans for 2023

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Input prices remain top of mind as farmer plans for 2023

Uncertainty about the price and availability of inputs is top of mind for farmers preparing for the 2023 growing season.

Kate Huffman, who farms corn ... Read more

Fire destroys pizza place in Wataga, Illinois

Firefighters were dispatched to a popular pizza place in Wataga, Illinois Tuesday night. The call came at about 4:45 p.m. June 13th, 2017. Jimmy's Pizza is at 114 N Depot Road.

Oneida Wataga Fire Chief Dustin Steck says fire crews encoun ... Read more

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Mayor Pauly believes that all elected officials are servant leaders for the community they represent. As electeds, it is most important that we connect with our community, work to understand the values, goals and priorities of this special community, and reflect that in all the work that we do.