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Try this: Sydni and Alyssa visit Inferno Clay Studio in Rockford (opens the original)
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ROCKFORD, Ill. (Rockford News First) - Sydni and Alyssa headed to Inferno Clay Studio Tuesday for “Try This.” Inferno Clay Studio, 125 S. Madison St., is a women-led, artist-run nonprofit organization dedicated to keeping ceramic arts accessible in the Rockford community. Their programs include artist residencies, a community kiln, Inferno Clay Club and beginner through advanced classes for adults and teens. If you’d like to learn more about pottery or try your hand at the wheel, visit Inferno C
Try This: Sydni and Alyssa try Geocaching (opens the original)
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WINNEBAGO COUNTY, Ill. (Rockford News First) - With exciting changes underway at Rockford News First, new segments are debuting on RNF’s new 6:30 p.m. show. Read more: Rockford News First expands local news coverage to more than 60 hours weekly across WREX, WSLN, and WIFR Sydni Stoffregen and Alyssa Kelly host the 6:30 p.m. newscast, which includes a regular feature called “Try This.” Each week, they explore the stateline to check out the best activities and spots the community has to offer. Thi
Record-breaking year: Winnebago County tourism spending surges to $549M (opens the original)
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WINNEBAGO COUNTY, Ill. (Rockford News First) - Winnebago County set a new record for tourism last year, with the 2025 Illinois Tourism Economic Impact Report showing visitors poured $549.6 million into the local economy. Tourism’s growth was reflected across several measures of the local economy: “We’re the longest overnight success story,” said GoRockford president and CEO, John Groh. Leaders say an important chapter in that success story is the local jobs supported by this tourism boom. They p
Datawatt Energy confirms early discussions for Belvidere data center (opens the original)
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BELVIDERE, Ill. (Rockford News First) - When Marie Novak and her husband moved to Belvidere from West Chicago, they did so for the peace, quiet and open land. Now, Novak says she is appalled by the likelihood of losing that land, as details emerge about a potential data center development along Genoa Road. The controversy surrounding the potential project began after the idea of a data center was brought up during a Boone County board meeting nearly two weeks ago. Several members of the public i
‘Unknown’ future for area Beef-a-Roos as local partnership hits major roadblock (opens the original)
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ROCKFORD, Ill. (Rockford News First) - A few months after the owners of Tom and Jerry’s and Candy Cloud announced their partnership to acquire the area Beef-a-Roos, those rescue plans have come to a halt. Read more: Local business owners team up to save area Beef-a-Roos In July, Tom and Jerry’s owner Robert Grottke and Candy Cloud owner Alex Edwards joined forces to acquire the shuttered Beef-a-Roo locations. Their objective was to keep Beef-a-Roo local and become joint owners. “There’s a compan
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