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Wesclin board okays final calendar, learns of student achievement

The achievements of students, staff, and school trustees was the focus of Monday night’s Wesclin school board meeting, when the board also okayed its final calendar for the school year, set a special meeting to canvass the recent election results, and approved a consent agenda of personnel measures.
Illinois legislature addresses teacher pay as one solution for shortage

More than 60 percent of Illinois public school districts have a starting annual salary for teachers of less than $40,000.
Community Link, Excel again cooperate on signature drink for Buddy Walk

Community Link has once again joined forces with Excel Bottling Company to create a signature beverage for their Buddy Walk called Sweetest Mile.
Refuse collection negotiations continue in Trenton

Trenton’s city council on Monday directed city administrator Douglas Brimm to seek better terms with Republic Services for refuse hauling here, in exchange for opening the contract earlier than its summer 2020 expiration date.
Wide-ranging discussion at Trenton council meeting

Trenton’s city council will have a new look starting May 13, when recently elected members Jim Deien and Jim Kniepmann take their seats at the council table, where they will replace Jim Wagoner and Steven Hooker respectively.
Sergeant Timmermann

CLINTON COUNTY SHERIFF Doug Maue has announced the promotion of Todd Timmermann to the rank of Sergeant, effective March 15, 2019.
NB administrator headed for new post in South Carolina

New Baden is looking for a new village adminstrator this week, after current administrator Mike Hemmer announced his resignation Monday night.
Many horses in the race for legalized sports gambling

SPRINGFIELD — Legislative momentum is in place to bring sports betting to Illinois.
Shooting Stars

CLINTON COUNTY AND its favorite soft drink were well-represented in San Antonio last week at the collegiate national championships in shooting sports.
Filipino restaurant coming to Trenton

Trenton’s city council on Monday agreed to a Tax Increment Financing agreement that will promote the opening of a new Filipino restaurant in downtown Trenton, in the building formerly occupied by the Subway Restaurant, corner of Main and Broadway.

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