Central Illinois Dailies for 3-23-26: teachers elect leaders, Miller Park seeks input, “Getting to Zero” storytelling
Today’s Central Illinois Dailies feature a Tuesday evening story-telling event about living with HIV, Miller Park’s big survey, and the Illinois Education Association’s new president from Bloomington.
Iowa Dailies for 3-19-26: Rob Sand news, Norwalk data center, tobacco tax support
Norwalk’s support for a data center, Rob Sand for governor news, and a proposed tobacco tax are the focus of today’s Iowa Dailies.
How to close the divide with loved ones who have different political views than yours
Political polarization is more complex than ever and destroying relationships. Zachery Nielsen of Bloom Therapy shares tips on how to keep that from happening.
The Latest Bulletin
The Bulletin for May 23 to June 4, 2026, is out! Key topics: data centers, artificial intelligence (AI), chatbots. Plus, a new Youth/Teens Events Section, and all the other good things: Animal Welfare Needs, Volunteer Needs, Spirituality Events, Bar/Adults Only Events, and events for all parts of Illinois and Iowa, divided by region. Enjoy!
Illinois Dailies for 3-18-26
Today’s Illinois Dailies are about Lt. Gov. Julianna Stratton’s win in the U.S. Senate Democratic primary race, gender equity in CPR, and the Homes for Good proposal to help inmates re-entering society.
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Wine Down Friday helps fund CYFS foster outreach as nationwide foster shortage builds
A nationwide need for more foster families, plus family counseling and senior support services, are what Friday night’s Wine Down in Peoria Heights will support. The event is a benefit for the Center for Youth and Family Solutions.
