During Monday’s meeting, the Princeton City Council approved the sale of the building located at 526 Bureau Valley Parkway, commonly known as Perry Plaza, to Arukah Institute of Healing in the amount of $440,000.

On Tuesday, Members of the Princeton Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution joined the Princeton City Council in the passing of a proclamation to commemorate Constitution Week.

State Rep. Ryan Spain (R-Peoria) has congratulated the more than 200 kindergarten through 4th grade students that completed the challenge of his 7th annual Summer Reading Club Program.

State Sen. Sue Rezin, R-Morris, updated a La Salle County Board committee on the status of reopening a hospital in Peru, including comments about how first responders are adapting to issues in the interim.

On Tuesday, the Bureau County Board unanimously approved four American Rescue Plan Act funding requests in the total amount of $1,053,665.

The Bureau County Board met Tuesday and unanimously approved appointments to various county positions before denying the proposed candidate for the Bureau County Board of Review.

Princeton’s non-highway vehicle ordinance, that was passed on June 5, officially went into effect as of Aug. 1. Now, one week under the new rules, Princeton officials have reported no issues while still seeing limited use.

The Spring Valley City Council saluted its softball state champions Monday.

State Sen. Tom Bennett (R-Gibson City) plans to retire from the General Assembly at the completion of his term representing the 53rd District, he announced Wednesday in a news release.