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Trenton Woman’s Club calling it quits after 91 years

Chartered in 1927, TWC is town’s oldest civic organization
Borrrinnggg!

A PROJECT ANTICIPATED FOR NEARLY three decades finally got started Tuesday morning
Kaskaskia College plans second annual Skills Gap Summit

Kaskaskia College is planning its second annual Skills Gap Summit for next Wednesday, October 24 at the college’s main campus, 27210 College Road, Centralia.
Sewer plant, derelict properties are top citizen concerns, says Trenton councilman

Derelict houses and property and the status of the city’s new wastewater treatment plant are top of mind for Trenton residents, at least in Ward 2, alderman Andy Weh told fellow city council members Monday night, information he has gathered while circulating his petition for re-election.
DK scraps plan for parking lot, drive-through expansion in face of residents’ complaints

Michelle Maue of Dairy King withdrew last week the restaurant’s application to rezone the property located at 321 West Illinois Street in Trenton for the purpose of expanding her parking lot and drive-through facilities.
Retired teachers award grant to Trenton Elementary classroom

Megan Kehrer of Trenton Elementary has been awarded an Excellence in Education Grant from the Illinois Retired Teachers Association Foundation.
NB trustees okay special use permits for home daycares

New Baden’s village board on Monday granted special use permits to two local childcare providers to operate home daycares pending state licensing, even though the state has already ruled that the village doesn’t have the authority to do so.
Lots of local activity to observe National 4-H Week

Clinton County youth will join more than 6 million 4-H members across the nation in celebration of National 4-H Week October 7-13.
Aviston earns Blue Ribbon school honors

Aviston Elementary School was among the select handful of schools in Illinois to be recognized as National Blue Ribbon Schools for 2018, in a list released this week by Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos.
Trenton public works plans sidewalk, curb repairs

Trenton’s city council on Monday agreed by consensus to move forward with a sidewalk and curb repair plan developed by public works director Kurt Wehrle.

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