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Here is a listing of Easter egg hunts in La Salle, Bureau and Putnam counties.
The following responses were provided by each of the candidates to the question, “What are the top issues facing your county and what would you like to do to address those issues?”
The Peru Public Library will host free blood pressure and glucose checks during its Wellness Wednesday program.
Five girls soccer players to keep an eye on in the NewsTribune area during the 2024 season.
FiberMeFast by Geneseo Communications was selected by the city of Peru to build a buried 100% fiber-to-the-premises network throughout the community.
A look at the La Salle-Peru, DePue-Hall, Mendota and Princeton girls soccer teams.
The L-P softball and St. Bede baseball teams rolled to nonconference victories Saturday. That and more baseball, softball, soccer and track and field results in Saturday's NewsTribune roundup.
St. Bede Academy in Peru announced Friday its honor roll for the third quarter of the 2023-24 school year.
Five softball players in the NewsTribune area to keep an eye on during the 2024 season.
The L-P baseball team won in extra innings, the Hall baseball team beat Putnam County, the Princeton softball team won its opener and more baseball, softball and track and field results in Friday's NewsTribune roundup.
Three possible train station locations in the La Salle-Peru area for a stop along the proposed Peoria-to-Chicago line all offer unparalleled economic development opportunities for the community, officials said.
The Illinois Valley YMCA Dolphins won the small team state title at the Illinois Valley YMCA State Meet.
OSF HealthCare cleared an additional regulatory hurdle in its effort to reopen the Peru hospital, still targeted for Sunday, April 7.
The La Salle-Peru High School theater department will return to the stage with its rendition of “Les Misérables,” one of Broadway’s longest-running shows.
The Peru City Clerk’s Office will not put flyers with information about a possible November referendum for a municipal swimming pool in the mailing of city bills, the clerk said, because he believes it is political language.