• MARIANNE MUELLER PHOTO The Herald
	Hononegah Alumni gathered for a photo in the HCHS library during Homecoming festivities.
  • SUBMITTED PHOTO Tempo
	Meridian CUSD #223 board members Jill Huber and Tim DeVries recently attended the Federal Advocacy Conference hosted by the Consortium of State School Boards Associations in Washington, D.C. From left: Jeremy Duffy, IASB Deputy Executive Director; Mike Stevens, IASB Director of Governmental Relations; Paul Carpenter, RPS Board Member; Tim DeVries, MCUSD Board Member; Congressman Darren LaHood; Jill Huber, MCUSD Board Member; and Mark Harms, IASB President of the Board of Directors.
  • PHOTO COURTESY OF PEC VOLLEYBALL The Gazette
	The Pecatonica lady Indians came away from the Byron Power Classic Tournament with a hard-earned second place. From left: Maren Davis, Ericka Alexander, Maddox Thomas, Paige Lender, Elaina Rager, Kianna Degner, Payton Thomas, Jaidon Hastings, Chloe Green, Samantha Cobb, Bri Carden and Lisa Mellentine.
  • COURTESY PHOTO The Herald
	Roscoe Gardening Club Vice President Sheri Henson and Marketing Director Lisa Brown stood outside of Marshmallows Hope, the new home of the full rock snake collection.
  • MIDWAY VILLAGE MUSEUM FACEBOOK PHOTO The Journal
	Visit Midway Village Museum in Rockford Sept. 28-29 for World Wars II Days – Generals Rommel and Patton were barking orders at last year’s event!
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	The Stillman Valley National Honor Society chapter has been recognized for its exceptional achievements with the Service Award of Excellence, awarded by the National Association of Secondary School Principals.
  • SUBMITTED/FILE PHOTO The Gazette
	This 1966 Impala with skeletal remains inside was hoisted from the Pecatonica River by a crane on March 11. In a press release sent by the Winnebago County Coroner’s Office last week, it was revealed the skeletal remains were that of two missing men from 1976.
  • MARIANNE MUELLER PHOTO The Herald
	Hononegah Alumni gathered for a photo in the HCHS library during Homecoming festivities.

    Hononegah Homecoming: One to remember as students give back

    By Marianne Mueller REPORTER Artwork covered windows of businesses in downtown Rockton on Saturday, Sept. 14, starting off a full week of Homecoming fun while making memories at Hononegah Community High School (HCHS). Each window displayed a special artistic flair, and messages of support for the HCHS Indians football teams. […]

  • SUBMITTED PHOTO Tempo
	Meridian CUSD #223 board members Jill Huber and Tim DeVries recently attended the Federal Advocacy Conference hosted by the Consortium of State School Boards Associations in Washington, D.C. From left: Jeremy Duffy, IASB Deputy Executive Director; Mike Stevens, IASB Director of Governmental Relations; Paul Carpenter, RPS Board Member; Tim DeVries, MCUSD Board Member; Congressman Darren LaHood; Jill Huber, MCUSD Board Member; and Mark Harms, IASB President of the Board of Directors.

    Meridian CUSD #223 board members attend COSSBA Federal Advocacy Conference

        Meridian CUSD #223 proudly announces that board members Jill Huber and Tim DeVries recently attended the Federal Advocacy Conference hosted by the Consortium of State School Boards Associations (COSSBA). This annual conference in Washington, D.C., provided an invaluable opportunity for board members to discuss key federal education policies and […]

  • PHOTO COURTESY OF PEC VOLLEYBALL The Gazette
	The Pecatonica lady Indians came away from the Byron Power Classic Tournament with a hard-earned second place. From left: Maren Davis, Ericka Alexander, Maddox Thomas, Paige Lender, Elaina Rager, Kianna Degner, Payton Thomas, Jaidon Hastings, Chloe Green, Samantha Cobb, Bri Carden and Lisa Mellentine.

    Pecatonica volleyball takes second at Byron Power Classic

    By Trenten Scheidegger CORRESPONDENT     The Pecatonica Indians continued their excellent start to the 2024 volleyball season when they went to compete in this year’s Byron Power Classic Tournament. There, the Indians faced off with Dakota, Scales Mound, and Stillman Valley in pool play.     Pec handled their business in […]

  • COURTESY PHOTO The Herald
	Roscoe Gardening Club Vice President Sheri Henson and Marketing Director Lisa Brown stood outside of Marshmallows Hope, the new home of the full rock snake collection.

    Rockton named winner of Rock Snake competition

    By Marianne Mueller REPORTER Roscoe Gardening Club President Renee Mealey inspired two communities by sharing a fun idea. A summer-long community engagement project sponsored by the Roscoe Gardening Club, encouraged families and friends alike to show off their creative flair by painting rocks and adding them to the rock snakes […]

  • MIDWAY VILLAGE MUSEUM FACEBOOK PHOTO The Journal
	Visit Midway Village Museum in Rockford Sept. 28-29 for World Wars II Days – Generals Rommel and Patton were barking orders at last year’s event!

    World War II Days at Midway Village returns for a 28th year

        Midway Village Museum will present World War II Days from 10 a.m. to to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 28, and from 9 a.m. to to 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 29, on the museum campus, 6799 Guilford Road, Rockford.     The largest World War II re-enactment in the Midwest […]

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	The Stillman Valley National Honor Society chapter has been recognized for its exceptional achievements with the Service Award of Excellence, awarded by the National Association of Secondary School Principals.

    SVHS National Honor Society receives the Service Award of Excellence

        The school is thrilled to announce that the Stillman Valley National Honor Society chapter has been recognized for its exceptional achievements with the Service Award of Excellence, awarded by the National Association of Secondary School Principals.     This award celebrates their dedication, hard work, and impact in making a […]

  • SUBMITTED/FILE PHOTO The Gazette
	This 1966 Impala with skeletal remains inside was hoisted from the Pecatonica River by a crane on March 11. In a press release sent by the Winnebago County Coroner’s Office last week, it was revealed the skeletal remains were that of two missing men from 1976.

    Bodies found in Pecatonica River identified as missing men from 1976

        Earlier this year on March 11, the Winnebago County Coroner’s Office responded to a call regarding possible human skeletal remains found in a submerged vehicle in the Pecatonica River. It was suspected that the vehicle might be connected to two missing adults from 1976, Clarence Owens and Everett Hawley. […]

 

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