Dominik Stallings is a journalist focusing on local news in Arcola, Illinois. With a keen interest in community events and developments, Dominik covers a range of topics including local government, business, education, and human interest stories.
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Dominik's coverage focuses on local news, including city council updates, school closures, community events, and sports. He frequently reports on government announcements and press releases about events in the United States, particularly in Illinois and Arcola.
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By: Dominik Stallings
Douglas County farmer Dan Meyer returned Jan. 20 from a grain export mission trip to Vietnam and Thailand. Meyer is District 12 director for the Illinois Corn Marketing Board. He and others on the trip met end-users, council partners and trading company representatives, learning about how the U.S. grain market impacts the region.
By: Dominik Stallings
Alderman Rick Dorsett said Newman’s median household income is too high for the city to receive a grant to pay for a new tornado siren for the town.
By: Dominik Stallings
If you’re looking for Tuscola history, the Remembering Tuscola Facebook group is a good place to start. There are more than 4,300 members in the group, who have posted thousands of photos and stories since the page started in 2011.
By: Dominik Stallings
Over 20 Arcola High School students and parents attended the Wednesday, March 13, Arcola School Board meeting to show support for starting a high school soccer team.
By: Dominik Stallings
The Villa Grove School Board approved a $800,000 general obligation bond during its March 18 meeting.
By: Dominik Stallings
According to unofficial results from Douglas County officials, only 19.6 percent of the 11,303 registered voters turned out for the March 19 primary election. County Clerk and Recorder Judi Pollock said voter turnout was very low during the March 20 County Board meeting.
By: Dominik Stallings
The Douglas County Board approved a new credit card policy during the March 20 meeting.
Arcola Kids in Development (AKID) is a new non-profit organization in Arcola. Their goal is to increase early childhood development and opportunities. Namely, increasing the number of licensed home daycares, establishing a birth-to-three program, and even a daycare and youth recreational center.
By: Dominik Stallings
The Tuscola School Board discussed the first reading of the sportsmanship spectator code of conduct. If it passes next month, visitors asked to leave a sporting event may miss out on 50 percent of the rest of the season’s school events, including concerts, plays, and even graduation.
By: Dominik Stallings
Josh Mathias won third place in the 2024 Chad Wildoner Memorial Art Contest. Mathias handcrafted a wooden charcuterie board adorned with an antler design for the contest.
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