• 44th Annual Rockford Home Show coming up Feb. 21-23
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	The 44th Annual Rockford Home Show is back from Feb. 21-23, bigger and better than ever. Cost is $7 for adults and kids under 12 are free.
  • SUBMITTED PHOTO The Gazette
	Team 2x4 a successful robot run. From left: Mason Williams, Tim Walton, Bethany Walton, Coach Kent Walton, Evan Schneider, Halee Williams, Coach Heather Schneider, Isaac Bentley (in the photo being held), and student mentor Kelby Schneider celebrate.
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   Orphaned children pose with their train as it travels through rural Michigan.
  • ROCKTON YETI FEST PHOTO The Herald
	This year’s Rockton Yeti Fest will take place Feb. 5-8.
  • COURTESY PHOTO The Journal
	Pictured is the new 40,000 square foot facility that includes a new childcare center, a senior daisy photo center, and two large gymnasiums.
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	A representative from Benny’s Corner Market (left) makes their $500 donation to Meridian Junior High School. The donation was made possible through an Alliance Grant from U.S. Energy.
  • 44th Annual Rockford Home Show coming up Feb. 21-23

    44th Annual Rockford Home Show coming up Feb. 21-23

        The Rockford Home Show is back and bigger than ever. Feb. 21-23 will be a weekend filled with the latest trends in home design, expert advice, and a wide variety of products and services to help plan all your spring home projects. See 200+ local vendors showcasing services for […]

  • SUBMITTED PHOTO The Journal
	The 44th Annual Rockford Home Show is back from Feb. 21-23, bigger and better than ever. Cost is $7 for adults and kids under 12 are free.

    Hononegah grad show Valentine’s Day film at AMC 16

    Luke Passmore, son of retired local teachers William and Bel Passmore of the Rockton-Roscoe area, was joined by just a couple hundred of his closest friends for a Hollywood like premier of his newest major movie that he scripted, “Love Hurts” that was shown at AMC 16 in Rockford Friday […]

  • SUBMITTED PHOTO The Gazette
	Team 2x4 a successful robot run. From left: Mason Williams, Tim Walton, Bethany Walton, Coach Kent Walton, Evan Schneider, Halee Williams, Coach Heather Schneider, Isaac Bentley (in the photo being held), and student mentor Kelby Schneider celebrate.

    Team 2×4 makes it four in a row

        Waukesha North High School was the site of this year’s FIRST LEGO League Wisconsin State Championship. Team 2×4, a local FIRST LEGO League robotics team with students from Durand and Loves Park as well as Clinton and Beloit, Wis., arrived for the day well prepared, but down a team […]

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   Orphaned children pose with their train as it travels through rural Michigan.

    Bizarre Belvidere: Belvidere and the Orphan Train

    By Zach Yakey IDA PUBLIC LIBRARY/LOCAL HISTORY SPECIALIST As much as we might not like to think about it, orphans have always been a reality of our world. Among the many techniques our nation has hoped would bring some relief to its most unfortunate children were the “placing out programs,” […]

  • ROCKTON YETI FEST PHOTO The Herald
	This year’s Rockton Yeti Fest will take place Feb. 5-8.

    10th annual Rockton Yeti Fest bringing back winter fun

    By Marianne Mueller REPORTER Yeti Fest is billed as “A festival where the abominable snow people of Rockton and their friends come out to enjoy a mixture of winter related activities and is a celebration of all things winter and of course it all revolves around Yeti’s.” Walk, play, or […]

  • COURTESY PHOTO The Journal
	Pictured is the new 40,000 square foot facility that includes a new childcare center, a senior daisy photo center, and two large gymnasiums.

    Harlem Community Center is now a much welcome ‘multi-purpose space’

    By Margaret Downing REPORTER A definite benefit for the Parks area is the Harlem Community Center administrative facility, 900 Roosevelt Road in Machesney Park, recently received an $8.9 million state grant and has opened a new facility “supporting needs that are able to provide quality licensed childcare in the region.” […]

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	A representative from Benny’s Corner Market (left) makes their $500 donation to Meridian Junior High School. The donation was made possible through an Alliance Grant from U.S. Energy.

    Benny’s Corner Market donates $500 to Meridian Jr. High School through grant

        Benny’s Corner Market is proud to announce a $500 donation to Meridian Junior High School, made possible through the Alliance Grant from U.S. Energy. This contribution reflects the market’s ongoing commitment to supporting local education and investing in the future of education in the Meridian CUSD #223 community.     […]

 

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