Lauren Hoffman is a Digital Program Director for the Morning Journal newspaper, affiliated with Lorain County Printing and Publishing. With a focus on local news in Amherst, Ohio, Lauren covers a wide range of topics including community events, education, business, and crime. She is dedicated to keeping the residents of Amherst informed about the latest happenings in their area.
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By: Lauren Hoffman
This Saturday, September 14, the Quad City Botanical Center is hosting its annual fall houseplant sale. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., visitors can shop from over a hundred types of plants with prices ranging from $8 to $25. The sale is free to attend.
The wreath from the Rock Island Arsenal 9/11 ceremony in 2021.
WVIK, Quad Cities NPR | By Lauren Hoffman Published September 13, 2024 at 5:21 PM CDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
By: Lauren Hoffman
the 80 acre demonstration farm at Iowa State University to be used for the study
By: Lauren Hoffman
Starting this month, the Figge Art Museum is hosting the Interstellar Exhibition by Leo Villareal.
By: Lauren Hoffman
Today, (Wednesday, Oct. 9th), the Rock Island Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a “Party in the Park”. From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., people can participate in bounce houses, face paintings, and caricature artists at Upper Longview Park, 18th Avenue and 17th Street.
By: Lauren Hoffman
The Illinois Department of Insurance has helped consumers collect more than $8.5 million this year with Life Policy Locator.
On Sunday, October 20th, LeClaire Library is hosting a 20th anniversary celebration. The public is invited to the ribbon-cutting ceremony from four to six p.m. The celebration offers live music, children’s entertainment, and refreshments.
By: Lauren Hoffman
This month, the Community Foundation of Central Illinois awards Freedom House $15,000 for its youth therapy program.
SAL Community Services is receiving $13,000 in grants to support its child care services. SAL is a nonprofit that offers various programs designed to support families and early childhood education.
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