Today marks the official first day of Phase 3 for all four regions in Illinois. With guidelines and toolkits available for many types of businesses, some residents are
Outside dining on the Brick Street will begin soon in Lebanon. Mayor Wilken is working
to gather final details but as it now stands, restaurants and retail
Part of O’Fallon gets a taste of normalcy in the form of outdoor dining. Governor J.B. Pritzker is allowing restaurants to begin outdoor seating in addition to carry
The May 27, 2020, Digital Edition of the O’Fallon Weekly is now available for digital subscribers. Simply click on the front page below to read. And be sure
SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. --An Air Force Reserve C-40C aircraft from the 932nd Airlift Wing saluted local medical professionals and first responders during a flyover on Monday,
By Kate Stater, Weekly Reporter O’Fallon kicked off Memorial Day celebrations with the changing of the flags at the O’Fallon Memorial Monument. The event was attended by a
SPRINGFIELD – The Senate on early Sunday morning passed a budget package authorizing $42.8 billion in general revenue spending next year, although much of that remains tentative depending
O’FALLON – On May 20th, Governor Pritzker announced that all bars and restaurants in the State of Illinois will be able to open for outdoor service beginning May 29, 2020. To
SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois House of Representatives advanced a bill Thursday that would greatly expand voting by mail in the November general election, as well as make the
SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Senate took the chamber’s last step in putting language for a graduated income tax constitutional amendment on the November general election ballot and publishing
Shiloh Middle School embraced the need for alternate graduation ceremonies by holding a graduation parade. The parade began at SMS and wound throughout the Village of Shiloh and
SPRINGFIELD – As the entire state remains on pace to enter the next phase of reopening in just nine days, Gov. JB Pritzker announced a major addition to
SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois House voted Wednesday afternoon to remove Republican state Rep. Darren Bailey, of Xenia, from session at the Bank of Springfield Center after he refused
SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Department of Public Health announced Wednesday that it plans to withdraw a controversial emergency rule that would have allowed for criminal charges against businesses
