Jayce Eustice

The real estate in question, located at 717 N. Euclid Ave., is approximately 7,200 square feet and holds a vacant, deteriorated house on the lot. The property has been appraised at the value of $16,000.

On Monday, Princeton Mayor Ray Mabry signed a letter of support toward a potential Illinois Municipal Electric Agency solar project that would be located at the Princeton Transfer Station on Peggy Lane.

On Monday, Princeton City Council unanimously awarded at $449,860 bid to Key Builders Construction Inc. to construct an electric generation storage building.

No cause known No one was injured Thursday in a La Moille house fire that brought out several firefighters.

The city estimated that the total cost of safe demolition of the home, including asbestos removal in the basement, would cost the city between $22,000 and $25,000. The property at about 7,200 square feet has been appraised at a value of $16,000.

As a young man growing up in Bureau Junction, Brad Oeder always knew service would be in his future. “I knew from day one,” Oeder said.

In 1983, when Hector Gomez was in high school he, like many others across America, saw and heard about the bombing that occurred at the Beirut Marine Corps Barracks. The bombing killed 241 U.S. military personnel.

Monterey Mushrooms has confirmed that it will close two of its mushroom growing locations by the end of January 2024, including the facilities in Princeton and Orlando, Florida.

Portions of the trailer were ripped off after becoming stuck in the top of the structure

This week, save lives and support local humane societies for the Quad Cities Pints and Paws Blood Drive