Stories about the Rock Falls, Illinois City Council
Grant funding will help cities address the economic, social and environmental challenges caused by blighted sites and stimulate economic opportunity and environmental revitalization in historically overburdened communities.
Two free community gardens will be springing up this year in the Twin Cities, and signup is on – no green thumbs required.
There are no candidates for two Rock Falls City Council seats in the April 4 election.
The Rock Falls Police Department will be inspecting and registering non-highway vehicles for in-town use on Saturday and three days next week.
Off-highway vehicles now can be driven inside Rock Falls city limits, once they have been inspected and a permit has been purchased.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration Monday made public its final incident report outlining errors made during the Dec. 4 fire that took the life of Sterling firefighter Lt. Garrett Ramos.
One Rock Falls alderman wants to save the condemned Micro Industries building downtown, and get it listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Rock Falls was awarded a $2.2 million state grant to redevelop the former Micro Industries property downtown.
After a little back-and-forth, Rock Falls has a new city clerk.
Clerk issues notice about earlier start
Action to be taken at tonight's City Council meeting
Voters will be faced with contested races across Dixon, Sterling and Rock Falls Tuesday.
Candidates for mayor and City Council weighed in on priorities Thursday.
High-speed internet will likely be available citywide within a year.