Hundreds turn out for Hefty Field Day
PRINCETON — Hefty Seed Company’s second annual Field Day on Tuesday drew hundreds of farmers and ag leaders from all around the Midwest and …
USDA cuts forecast for Illinois crop production
SPRINGFIELD — This year’s Illinois corn crop could be as much as 17 percent smaller than last year’s crop, while soybean production could …
Informational meeting planned Aug. 15 for upcoming trips
PRINCETON — The Bureau County Farm Bureau will host an information program at 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 15, about two upcoming trips at the old…
Soil nutrients among topics at upcoming field day
PRINCETON — Nutrient Stewardship of Northern Illinois, Bureau County Farm Bureau and Illinois Farm Bureau, along with several other local sp…
Dr. Hoelle announces upcoming retirement
PRINCETON — After 37 years in practice, with 22 of those years in the Princeton community, Gary Hoelle, DPM, is announcing his retirement fr…
Allegion honored for ‘sustainability leadership’
PRINCETON — Allegion Americas, a leading security products and solutions provider, recently accepted a National Association of Manufacturers…
John Deere historical tour planned for Aug. 16
PRINCETON — A John Deere Historical Tour will take place Friday, Aug. 16. The event will be hosted by the Bureau County Farm Bureau.
Lanham named chief executive officer for PharmaLogics Recruiting
QUINCY, Mass. — PharmaLogics Recruiting, a global life science recruiting company, has announced the appointment of Megan Lanham as chief ex…
Three state officials to speak at economic summit
SPRING VALLEY — Three top Illinois officials are scheduled to speak July 18 at the North Central Illinois Council of Governments (NCICG) 201…
$7 million to be returned to members
BLOOMINGTON — Approximately 1,537 cooperative members and their families attended Corn Belt Energy Corp.’s 81st annual meeting, which was he…
Local musician opens Almost Vintage shop
PRINCETON — Marc Decker is turning his love of musical instruments and sound equipment into a new business.
