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Sinnissippi Centers, KSB Hospital and the Partnership for a Healthy Lee County work group are conducting an #EndTheStigma campaign during May to help improve awareness of mental health. May is Mental Health Month, which was created by Mental Health in America in 1949.
Taxes are payable in two installments due on June 28 and Sept. 6, 2024.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office responded to the crash shortly after 5 p.m. Saturday near the intersection of Rock Island and Bloody Gulch roads.
The first of a trio of 5Ks benefiting the National Alliance on Mental Illinois Sauk Area and Florissa is set for Saturday, May 18. The Run for Brain Health 5K, the Florissa Family 5K and Fun Run and the NAMI Sauk Area 5K make up the Hope Series 5K: End the Stigma.
Exercise your brain, cook with kale, send your kids to sewing class
Here is a list of property transfers for Whiteside, Lee and Ogle counties filed April 26-May 3.
Troopers investigated 87 traffic crashes, assisted 274 motorists and conducted 445 commercial motor vehicle inspections, of which 73 were placed out of service for safety reasons.
Despite its prevalence, only 47% of adults and 51% of youths with mental illness get treatment each year, the National Alliance on Mental Illness reports. Additionally, the average delay between the onset of mental illness symptoms and the start of treatment is 11 years.
OSF HealthCare and Katherine Shaw Bethea Hospital in Dixon have entered into exclusive negotiations, anticipating a full merger, the two entities announced Friday in a joint news release.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office joined forces with the Illinois State Police, local law enforcement and highway safety partners for the enforcement effort.
The National Weather Service in Chicago has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Lee County, southeastern Ogle County and northwestern La Salle County until 7:45 p.m.
Here is a list of property transfers for Whiteside, Lee and Ogle counties from April 19-26.
Several awards went out before the group announced it had raised $406,796 for organizations in the community.
Sauk Valley Media recognizes and salutes our first responders.
United Way of Lee County held its campaign celebration Wednesday, May 1, 2024. Several awards went out before the group announced it had raised $406,796 for organizations in the community.