“Don’t Turn Out the Friday Night Lights” Petition Initiated by State Representative Andrew Chesney
Sign the petition, let them play.
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NEWS
FSD 145 Board President Resigns
In light of Crutchfield’s resignation, Vice President George McCarty will now serve as President and board member Jack Sosnowski was elected vice president.
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Greater Freeport Partnership Receives Grant For Streetscape Furniture Program
The grant proceeds funded the purchase of six new benches and 15 litter receptacles.
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New Reporting Shows Kenosha Riots Hit Minority Communities Hardest
Callous disregard of property rights creates long-term instability that scares away business investment and reduces economic opportunity.
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The New York Times Reported ‘the Mainstreaming of Marxism in US Colleges’ 30 Years Ago. Today, We See the Results
The lesson of 1989 is that today’s culture and ideas are tomorrow’s politics and policies.
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President Trump’s Ban on Critical Race Theory, Explained
Does Critical Race Theory promote racial harmony or does it “sow division” as the Trump administration claims? And what is its relation, if any, to Marxism?
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More New Businesses In Freeport Celebrate Upcoming Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies
All are invited to join.
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Kiwanis/Papa Murphy’s Fundraiser September 16
Papa Murphy’s, located at 1713 S West Avenue, will donate 20% of purchases to the Freeport Noon Kiwanis, Freeport Lincoln Douglas Kiwanis and Freeport Golden ‘K’ Clubs.
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Op-Ed: We Are Watching A Replay Of The French Revolution
History is repeating itself in America today as we see new age socialists follow the same script as history’s most violent leftist revolutionaries. It happens too fast not to be planned. It starts with hate that turns to violence which breeds fear. The leftist media justifies this division, chaos, cowardice, looting and burning in the name of social justice!
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Farmer’s Almanac Predicts “Winter of the Great Divide” Coming
If you are a believer in the Farmer’s Almanac, it doesn’t sound good for winter 2020.
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Pritzker Says In-Person Classes In Illinois Are Still A Ways Off
Hundreds of Illinois school districts are already offering in-person instruction, but many switched to all remote learning after COVID-19 cases increased in August.
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Senate Democrats Kill Latest Coronavirus Relief Measure
The relief package would have provided unemployed workers with an additional $300 in weekly benefits through Dec. 27, and a new round of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funding to small businesses.
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Special Investigating Committee Demanded by Ethics Investigations Encircling Speaker Michael J. Madigan
The need for ethics reform in the face of bald-faced corruption is an issue raised continually from Northwest Illinois constituents.
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COVID-19’s Economic Shock Exposes Urgency To Fix Illinois’ Largest Problem
The elephant in the room is getting larger.
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Protesters Gather Outside Michael Madigan’s Home Calling For His Resignation
About a dozen green energy advocates with the Sunrise Movement’s Chicago chapter stood on Madigan’s driveway Tuesday.
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