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GIBSON CITY — The former treasurer of a nonprofit group that raised funds for veterans, cancer victims and others in need has been charged in Ford County Circuit Court with felony theft after allegedly making several thousand dollars in unauthorized withdrawals from its bank account. State's Attorney Andrew Killian filed one Class 3 felony count of theft ($500 to $10,000)
GIBSON CITY — Gibson City’s One Earth Energy ethanol plant has resumed seeking regulatory approval for its proposed carbon capture and storage project to be known as the OES Pipeline. One Earth Sequestration LLC, a subsidiary of One Earth Energy LLC, is proposing to build a 5.4-mile, 8-inch-diameter pipeline to transport liquefied carbon dioxide, captured from the ethanol plant in […]
GIBSON CITY — Gibson City’s One Earth Energy ethanol plant has resumed seeking regulatory approval for its proposed carbon capture and storage project to be known as the OES Pipeline. One Earth Sequestration LLC, a subsidiary of One Earth Energy LLC, is proposing to build a 5.4-mile, 8-inch-diameter pipeline to transport liquefied carbon dioxide, captured from the ethanol plant in […]
GIBSON CITY — Amidst all the fun happening in downtown Gibson City this weekend, there will be time set aside for some serious reflection. As Gibson City’s annual Harvest Fest gets under way Friday — the anniversary of the terrorist attacks on America of Sept. 11, 2001 — there will be a moment of silence observed in remembrance of the […]
PAXTON — Attorneys for the five defendants in a lawsuit alleging female students were inappropriately touched by Paxton-Buckley Loda teacher Rob Pacey and that administrators failed to report the conduct to the proper authorities told a judge last week that they have agreed to withdraw their pending motions seeking the partial dismissal of the civil complaint if the six plaintiffs’ […]
LODA — An early-morning fire Wednesday caused extensive damage to a Loda home and destroyed its detached garage and two vehicles parked inside, but no one was hurt, Fire Chief Harold Ecker said. An estimated 35 volunteer firefighters from Loda, Buckley and Paxton responded shortly after 3 a.m. to the structure fire at 503 E. Washington St. near the village’s […]
PAXTON — The Paxton Emergency Response Service now has a mutual-aid agreement in place with the Iroquois County Emergency Management Agency, with one expected soon with the Ford County EMA, as well.
PAXTON — The Paxton City Council authorized Police Chief Coy Cornett on Tuesday, Sept. 8, to spend up to $70,000 on the purchase of new portable radios for the police department.
PAXTON — Paxton residents who had flood damage last month and completed damage assessment surveys are eligible to apply for grants of up to $1,000 or $2,000 from the city — varying based on income level — to help cover costs of remedial work, including the replacement of ruined furnaces, water heaters and other basement appliances.
PAXTON — The Paxton City Council took steps Tuesday, Sept. 8, to make way for a community solar project on yet-to-be-annexed farmland between the Colmac Coil manufacturing plant and Interstate 57.
