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Tune in to hear Galesburg's Morning News with Tyler Gumm, Cameron Line, and Jay Redfern, weekdays 5 to 9 a.m., on 93.7 FM and 1400 AM WGIL.They will keep you updated on the latest news, events, sports, and weather, as well as feature conversations with news-makers and a wide…
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'Heck no, let's go big' — scarecrows are coming back to Seminary Street (opens the original)
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The first idea was to keep it small. Just the merchants, just to see if a scarecrow festival could work on Seminary Street again after more than a decade away. Then, as Candace D'Agnolo tells it, half the room said heck no, let's go big — and 14 busin
National Stearman Fly-In — the crop duster called The Beast, and a pilot sent up unarmed on 9/11 (opens the original)
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Sitting at the Galesburg airport this week is a 600-horsepower Stearman that still works as a crop duster, one of very few left anywhere. It is called The Beast, and it will probably fly a demonstration or two before the week is out. It's one of roughly
'You're not going without me': the soldier who was in the Humvee with Kyle Wehrly (opens the original)
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Chuck Newton has been carrying Nov. 3, 2005, for almost 21 years. On Thursday morning he sat down in the WGIL studio and walked through all of it: the convoy that rolled out at 1 a.m., the two D-cell batteries and a length of wire that blew the Humvee ont
Lagtoberfest's 5K, stein hoisting and barrel rolling return to downtown Galesburg (opens the original)
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The last time Reserve Artisan Ales ran a 5K alongside Lagtoberfest, the race went off at 8 a.m., and the timing didn't quite work. "People weren't ready to crush a beer and have some lunch at 9 a.m.," Lindsay Benedict said. So this year the race starts
Andrew Brooks — Knoxville's new building project and financial turnaround (opens the original)
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Dr. Andrew Brooks became superintendent of Knoxville School District 202 on July 1, nearly 26 years after teaching his first class in the district. He joined Galesburg's Morning News on Friday, Aug. 28, to talk about his first months on the job, includin
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