The Utica Village Board has moved its June meeting, previously set for Thursday, to 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 17, 2025.

The Ottawa Lions Club will host its annual carnival Wednesday through Saturday, June 11-14, at Lincoln-Douglas Park, 600 E. Norris Drive.

The La Salle City Council accepted multiple appointments and resignations during Monday night’s meeting.

Eighty-five youth competed in the multi-discipline Illinois 4-H Shooting Sports Contest, organized by 4-H staff and volunteers from Marshall-Putnam counties, with essential support from volunteers in La Salle and Stark counties.

Lifelong best friends Kaitlyn Anderson and Lauren Harbison led the Henry-Senachwine volleyball and softball teams to unprecedented success and hope to do the same at IVCC as they continue their volleyball and softball careers.

The city will cap each donation at $500 individually each year, with the council capping donation funds at $6,000 annually. Both parameters exclude potential donations to the Illinois Valley Food Pantry in La Salle and the Illinois Valley Animal Rescue.

The city of La Salle will only issue eight special event noise exemption permits per fiscal year, after the city council approved to amend to its noise pollution ordinance during Monday’s council meeting.

The Tri-County and Heart of Illinois released their baseball and softball all-conference teams.

Uptown Grill is celebrating 40 years of business in downtown La Salle this month.