Travis Jenkins is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, focusing on local news and community issues. He writes for the Pageland Progressive Journal and his work has also appeared in Champion Media. Travis is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging coverage of local events, government actions, and community stories that impact the residents of Chicago.
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Travis Jenkins' coverage is heavily focused on local news, government announcements, community events, and sports in the United States, with a specific focus on Illinois and Chicago. His articles often cover local government decisions, community happenings like high school sports or city council meetings.
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Lewisville did not have a game last week, but they approached things as though they did.
The Chester Cyclones have been completely healthy for 61 minutes of game time this season. They are hoping to make it 48 more minutes on Friday night.
Two familiar faces said their goodbyes at Monday’s meeting of Chester County Council.
The City of Chester’s Parks and Recreation Department is operating deep in the red and Mayor Carlos Williams said in a recent meeting that drastic changes might have to be made as a result.
I keep reading and hearing lots of things about AI (artificial intelligence). How it is growing exponentially everyday in its ability to master all tasks, eventually rendering us all obsolete, jobless and emasculated, outdone by computers in all pursuits, interests and hobbies. Well, to that I say, PFFFFTTT!!!!! Nuh uh.
Chester City Councilman David Claytor said that when people go shopping, they need somewhere to “go.”
So far, Kelton Talford is making his last college season his best one.
Keith Graham, the second-year Chester girls basketball coach, believes his team will go as far as its guards can take it this year. Where they had helped take the team
By: Travis Jenkins
The Town of Great Falls has $10 million in “totally free” money available for the taking for massive sewer upgrades. The only question is whether or not the Town plans
The City of Chester is receiving a very nice Christmas gift this year from Duke Energy.
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