Kim Shute

City officials are considering switching garbage services to Republic. A move that would reallocate department workers.

A consortium of local mental health support agencies will present a movie event tour geared at providing resources for teenagers struggling with mental health conserns.

Candidates for upcoming county elections can now pick up packets at the Bureau County Courthouse.

Bureau County Police Reports

Princeton Council this week OK'd honorary name changes to train depot and hospital cross street.

What was once an operation in a small shop has grown to a network of 18 locations and more than 450 employees in their now 100% employee-owned organization.

Corwin Murray of Princeton was the first place winner in the Wyanet VFW Post 6634 Patriot's Pen contest.

BCUW has postponed its February Beer and Wine Tasting due to an increase in Covid cases

A Spring Valley art instructor is headed to prison after pleading guilty to sexual abuse charges.

Eddie D. Sardon, 50, of Spring Valley, was sentenced to prison this week for battery and drug charges.

The Princeton City Council approved the first reading of an ordinance to raise rates to open gravesites in city cemeteries.

Princeton’s Street Department has reached a tentative agreement with the city to be represented by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union Local 51 out of Springfield.

Princeton’s newest police officer was sworn-in Monday.

The Princeton Masonic Lodge donated funds to the Princeton High School Scholastic Bowl team to replace an aging buzzer system.

State Sen. Win Stoller (R-Germantown Hills) was particularly proud of a piece of legislation passed in his freshman term in the General Assembly.