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- Sep 28, 2026
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815 Hunger Luncheon needs help ahead of annual fundraising event (opens the original)
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ROCKFORD, Ill. (Rockford News First) — The 815 Hunger Luncheon, formerly the Mayor’s Hunger Luncheon, is well short of its goal to raise money and awareness for community members who cannot put nutritious food on their families’ tables. This year’s event will be at noon Sept. 30 at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, 3300 Rural Street, Rockford. The luncheon is the climax of a weekslong funding campaign for the nine pantries in the Greater Rockford Pantry Coalition. The 2025 Hunger Luncheon exceeded i
NIU, NIFB address student food insecurity through campus initiatives (opens the original)
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DEKALB, Ill. (Rockford News First) — Roughly one in three college students in the U.S. experiences food insecurity, according to the Northern Illinois Food Bank. Northern Illinois University is highlighting several initiatives in collaboration with the Northern Illinois Food Bank to help address the issue. “Sadly, college hunger is a nationwide issue with one in three students experiencing food insecurity. And so this is critical for every student to have access to fresh, nutritious groceries ev
PCI Pharma Services opens three more Rockford facilities (opens the original)
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ROCKFORD, Ill. (Rockford News First) — PCI Pharma Services officially cut the ribbon on three new facilities near Linden and Alpine roads in Rockford on Sept. 22. The expansion is part of a billion-dollar global investment. Officials say the new facilities will package hundreds of millions of doses each year. The project adds 500,000 square feet of customized packaging space, according to Michael Ellingson, PCI Pharma Services Rockford VP and general manager. Ellingson said the space will be use
Heavy flooding continues to hamper campground near Amboy (opens the original)
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LEE COUNTY, Ill. (Rockford News First) — Fast-rising water flooded the low-lying section of O’Connell’s RV Campground Sunday morning, forcing hundreds of campers to evacuate and damaging vehicles, golf carts and some campers. Hundreds evacuated after flooding at O’Connell’s RV Campground near Amboy The water reached around four feet in some of the campground’s lowest areas. Mike Wilson, visiting from Georgia, has visited the campground for 30 years, and said the flooding was unlike anything they
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