Valerie Wells is an Education Reporter at the Herald & Review. She specializes in topics related to public education, school administration, and school districts, while also exploring broader themes in culture and society. Valerie's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Lee Agri-Media, JG, Wiley, and The Galveston County Daily News, among others.
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Valerie Wells' coverage is centered around local events, community news, and education in the Illinois area. If reaching out to her, consider pitches related to local educational initiatives, human interest stories within the community such as new births or notable achievements of locals, and upcoming community events.
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The James Millikin Homestead will celebrate its 150th anniversary 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 20, at 125 N. Pine St.
International teachers have helped alleviate the teaching shortage in Decatur Public Schools.
A car seat safety event will be 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25 at Macon County Health Department.
By: Valerie Wells
Macon County Health Department offers homebound vaccination services to adults who cannot leave their homes due to disability, illness or limited mobility.
Decatur Public Schools' budget for fiscal year 2027 has a deficit, though work is underway to find spending cuts that won't affect students and classrooms.
Northeast Community Fund's board of directors named the board meeting room after Regan Deering with a dedication on Wednesday.
By: Valerie Wells
Shekila Smith is the newest executive director and CEO of Northeast Community Fund.
By: Valerie Wells
Richland Community College's new Student Ambassador program offers students and the community individuals who can help with almost anything students and prospective students need to know.
VALERIE WELLS DECATUR — Seniors who are at least 65, have lived in their homes from January to January, and whose incomes are below $75,000 may qualify for a Senior Citizens Assessment Freeze Exemption.
