Five area high-school students have been named “Good Citizens” by the Geneseo Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
The students will be honored Sunday, Feb. 12, at a 1 p.m. Youth Awards Day ceremony at the Geneseo Community Center.
MidAmerican Energy Holdings Company has announced its agreement to acquire the 81-megawatt Bishop Hill II wind project from Invenergy Wind LLC. The project, under construction north of Bishop Hill, will feature 50 General Electric 1.62-megawatt wind turbines.
Some Cambridge students will take part in an Illinois Youth Survey, Cambridge High School principal Robert Reagan told the school board.
The statewide survey will help better understand youth risks and protective behaviors as they relate to student problems and academic success.
The Spartan Discount Grocery store is scheduled to open at the end of January or the beginning of February at 100 N. Prospect Street according to Dwaine VanMeenen, Cambridge village administer.
Tom Akers, Cambridge superintendent of schools, hopes farmers nominate the district to receive “America’s Farmers Grow Rural Education” grants of up to $10,000 from Monsanto.
This week the Cambridge Chronicle features Ryan Hanson, who works in contractor sales at Mendards.
Two students have been honored by the Cambridge Rotary Club as students of the quarter this year. These students have achieved academic excellence, demonstrated exceptional character or promoted school spirit.
The Chronicle asked Doug Spivey of the United States Post Office what it was like delivering mail on a cold day in January. Listen to what Doug had to say.
Dana Brock took a pie in the face to raise funds for the Henry County Fair, now she's preparing to face off in Springfield against 69 other queens for the 2012 Miss Illinois County Fair state crown.
The Bishop Hill Heritage Association Wednesday, Jan. 4, thanked the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) for their help in preserving the historic village.
The New Year is a good time to do new things and the Henry County Tourism Bureau (HCTB) is seizing the opportunity to launch a new logo and tag line, along with a new visitor’s guide.
Coni Jo (Dobbels) Pronschinske, a native of Cambridge, was recently named 2011 Director of the Year for Morrison Management Specialists.
The last four months of 2011 were eventful in Cambridge.
The first snowfall in Cambridge for this winter was on Thursday, Jan. 12. Residents were busy digging out even though the wind kept blowing it back. The students were all excited because of early dismissal.
This week the Chronicle features Shari Happach. Did you know she worked in the U.S. Senate for Joe Biden, who is now Vice President of the United States?
How does the county go about choosing people for jury duty?
The first six months of 2011 were eventful, from the introduction of the new sheriff's staff to the Henry County Fair.
A proposal to capture wind energy in the west and transferring it to the east could bring financial benefits to Henry County. Texas-based Clean Line Energy Partners is working to develop four long-haul, high voltage direct current transmission line projects in the United States.
