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Commentary: Kids have a voice, too
By Brogan Hennesy With the 2018 midterm elections just completed, politics has been on everybody’s mind. This was a major election that had lots of action. But by people, I don’t just mean adults. Kids too are constantly talking about politics. Although, I feel kids are shielded from politics, when […]
SJO Musical Theatre Cabaret Sunday
St. Joseph-Ogden Drama Director Chandler Dalton thinks the audience of the Musical Theatre Cabaret will be stunned. “The community will be pretty shocked with the amount of talent coming to the stage on Sunday,” Dalton said. The event is taking place at the high school at 2 p.m. on Sunday. […]
Apple shows off iMac Pro once again ahead of launch
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Six tips to help young athletes prepare for upcoming season
Just because the weather outside is getting colder, it doesn’t always mean that athletes are taking time away from their sport. In fact, for many East Central Illinois athletes, the cold months are a time to prepare their body for the grind of spring, summer and fall seasons. Adam Tarr, Certified […]
St. Joseph-Stanton Fire Protection District to build new station
A tax increase in that the St. Joseph-Stanton Fire Protection District asked for in the Spring of 2016 has paid off. The district will be building a new station. When the district took the tax increase to the public they laid out specific needs that they needed to address, these […]
SJO, Heritage/VG and Oakwood Girls basketball begin season strong
By FRED KRONER fred@sjodaily.com Girls’ basketball teams from St. Joseph-Ogden, Oakwood and Villa Grove/Heritage all opened their seasons with victories earlier this week. The SJ-O and VG/H squads followed up with a second-game win as well. St. Joseph-Ogden The Spartans have a winning margin of 41 points after consecutive triumphs […]
Makers of Handmade Soap Say Nowadays Business Is in a Lather
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Emmert receives the Errett & Mazie Warner Presidential Award and the Helen J. Krehbiel Music Scholarship
Abigail Emmert loves music. She loves listening to all kinds of music. She also loves performing music and putting her own spin on it. “Music is a way to communicate to people without using words and there are so many possible ways to perform and shape the music to one’s […]
Swearingen Memorial Library announces its Winter Used Book Sale
The St. Joseph Township-Swearingen Memorial Library announces its Winter Used Book Sale. The book sale will begin Wednesday, January 2nd and will end Thursday, January 31st. We are not charging specific prices, all items are for sale by cash donation. Pay what you want to pay! There will be adult fiction, non-fiction, […]
