Orioles sign MLB second overall pick, Arkansas OF Kjerstad
Orioles sign MLB second overall pick, Arkansas OF Kjerstad
Hundreds of fans allowed at Berlin tennis exhibitions
Up to 800 spectators per day will be allowed at a tennis exhibition in Berlin in mid-July
Herd Hierarchy: Colin Cowherd ranks the top 10 QBs in the AFC
With Cam Newton joining the AFC, Colin Cowherd takes a different approach to the Herd Hierarchy. Hear which 10 QBs in the AFC he thinks are the best.
Much Of Parks And Recreation Open Now In Galesburg
With Phase IV having been implemented last Friday, many of the City of Galesburg Parks and Recreation Department facilities are running at full or near full strength. Parks and Rec director Tony Oligney-Estill joined Tom Meredith and
FIFA bans former finance director Kattner for 10 years
FIFA bans former finance director Kattner for 10 years
New league attracts softball's best, gives power to players
Athletes Unlimited launches the first of its professional women’s leagues with a six-week season near Chicago in late August
What does Phase 4 look like for Parks and Recreation in the City of Galesburg?
Director of Parks and Rec for the City of Galesburg Tony Oligney-Estill gave some updates on some recently reopened and adjusted amenities now that Phase 4 of Restore Illinois is upon us.
Siegel sworn in as new ASA in Warren County
The Republican nominee to be the next State’s Attorney in Warren County has been hired by the department he hopes to oversee after the next election.
Colin Cowherd gives out grades for QB transactions this offseason
On today’s Best for Last, Colin Cowherd takes a deep dive into this offseason’s QB transactions. Hear how he grades all of the big acquisitions and trades.
Ric Bucher: Lakers-Clippers NBA reset opener doesn't make sense from a health standpoint
Ric Bucher discusses the NBA’s plan to have the Los Angeles Lakers face the Los Angeles Clippers as the opener of the league’s reset in Orlando. Hear why Ric thinks this makes sense from a marketing standpoint
Next year's African Cup of Nations postponed to 2022
Next year’s African Cup of Nations has been postponed to 2022 amid a backlog of matches caused by the coronavirus pandemic
NFL awards 4 projects in helmet safety development program
Four organizations have been awarded a total of $1.37 million by the NFL to support the creation of their helmet prototypes
Marcellus Wiley: Colin Kaepernick is bankable, owners want him on a team this season
It’s been reported that teams are having conversations with Colin Kaepernick’s representatives, strengthening rumors that interest in signing the quarterback is growing. Marcellus Wiley tells Emmanuel Acho and LaVar Arrington why he believes Kaepernick will be on
Premier League still mulling Saudi-led bid for Newcastle
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters says a Saudi Arabian consortium’s takeover of English soccer club Newcastle has yet to be approved
'A dark past': MVPs say time to pull Landis name off plaques
‘A dark past’: MVPs say time to pull Landis name off plaques
Skip Bayless: Cam will be in the MVP race if he can take the Patriots to the playoffs
The hype train for the Patriots has begun with the signing of Cam Newton. Pro Football Focus said that Cam “single-handedly” has made New England the favorites to win the AFC East. According to PFF, Cam is
Wilson, Ocie E. “Dottie”
Ocie (Dottie to some family and friends) Edmonds Wilson, 95, went home to be with the Lord June 27, 2020, at Marigold Rehab and Health Care Center.
Snelling, George L. Jr.
George Lee Snelling Jr., 59, of Galesburg, passed away at 3:19 a.m. Thursday, June 25, 2020, at Galesburg Cottage Hospital.
Peddicord, Cindy J.
Cindy J. Peddicord, 63, of Little York, IL passed away at 9:21 pm, Saturday, June 27, 2020, at OSF Holy Family Medical Center, Monmouth, IL.
Fitzgibbon, Joan K.
Joan K. Fitzgibbon, 79, of Avon, IL passed away Thursday, June 25, 2020, at St. Francis Medical Center Peoria, IL.