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Samanta Rux and Emma Corkill joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to talk about athletic training and proper training for spring sports. Samanta Rux and Emma Corkill recently shed light on athletic training for spring sports. Emma, an athletic trainer at Kewanee High School, works but works out of OSF Healthcare to provide essential guidance on weight train…
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Kewanee Parks Director Andy Dwyer joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss the extension for soccer registration, the splash pad, a dog park at Chautauqua Park, and the lake in Widmont Park. The park district set another record for soccer registration, with 370 kids signed up for summer soccer. Baker Park Golf Course will open for the season on Frida…
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State Representative Dan Swanson is championing a new bill aimed at addressing the growing issue of alpha-gal syndrome in Illinois. Known commonly as "the red meat allergy," this tick-borne ailment results from a sugar molecule, alpha-gal, which causes allergic reactions to mammalian products. Recent data highlights Illinois as a hotspot for this u…
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Shirley, Lisa, and, Allison joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to talk about the free meals for veterans and first responders, meals for the homeless, and a free Easter meal. Tres Café Kewanee is strengthening community connections with its generous offer of free meals to veterans and first responders. Shirley Chu and her business partner, Max Organista, …
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Dr. Jeffrey Johnson joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss the upcoming "Great Gatsby" fundraiser for the Kewanee Schools Foundation. The Kewanee Schools Foundation invites all to ‘An Evening with The Great Gatsby’ on April 12, 2025, at the Midland Golf Club. This event commemorates 35 years of dedication to the Kewanee Community Unit School Distri…
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Dr. Ally David, DC, ATC, from Hammond-Henry Hospital, joined Tom Katz for "Here's to Your Health" on Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss the potential chiropractic treatments for athletes, children, and expectant mothers. Learn how chiropractic methods can enhance well-being and improve performance. Whether you’re an athlete, a parent, or an expectant …
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In Illinois, March 25, 2025, is designated as Equal Pay Day to highlight ongoing wage disparities, as stated by State Senator Celina Villanueva. Despite the Equal Pay Act of 1963, the pay gap persists, with women earning significantly less than men. Senate Resolution 158 emphasizes the disparities for various groups: Asian American women reach pari…
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State Representative Dan Swanson has successfully advanced legislation to aid firefighters in their crucial roles. The newly passed HB3388 will permit fire departments across the state to use side-by-sides legally. These versatile vehicles offer enhanced off-road capabilities, granting firefighters improved access to areas unreachable by traditiona…
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State Senator Rachel Ventura has introduced Senate Bill 2156, a legislative effort aiming to reform the juvenile justice system by establishing the Child First Reform Task Force. This task force will focus on prioritizing rehabilitation over punishment, recommending training for courts and law enforcement on child-first directives, and integrating …
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An Illinois House committee has pushed forward a controversial homeschooling oversight bill, facing intense criticism after hours of heated debate. The measure, approved along party lines, mandates families to notify school districts of their homeschooling decision and requires parents to possess a high school diploma or equivalent. Concerns over i…
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Illinois lawmakers have unveiled new legislative proposals aimed at tackling human trafficking, an issue with significant roots in the state. Ranking among the nation's top ten for trafficking cases, Illinois faces challenges that require robust solutions. State Representative Dennis Tipsword (R-Metamora) emphasizes collaboration with law enforceme…
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In Illinois, a House committee has approved a controversial plan to introduce state oversight for homeschooling. The proposal, HB2827, received support along party lines, sparking intense debate. Under this bill, homeschooling families must inform school districts of their decision, and parents need at least a high school diploma. Concerns about po…
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A lot is happening in Cambridge over the next few weeks. Don't miss the weekly Community Lenten Services every Wednesday at 6 p.m., rotating through local churches. To be informed where it's at, you can look at the marquee or on the Facebook page of the Village of Cambridge for the location that week. Spring break is just around the corner for the …
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In today's "Here's to Your Health" segment, we delve into the world of in-home healthcare with a focus on the invaluable services provided by Hammond-Henry Hospital. Tom Katz recently sat down with Katy Loibl, the manager of Home Health Services, to discuss the benefits and wide range of care offered. From crucial physical, occupational, and speech…
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In recognition of National Nutrition Month, Samantha Rux from OSF HealthCare joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss the transformations at the OSF Saint Luke Medical Center cafeteria. The shift to Aramark Food Services is underway, with dietician Sara Umphfleet leading the charge. This change aims to enhance the dining experience, drawing from the …
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RaeAnn Tucker from the Henry and Stark Health Departments joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss Poison Awareness Week, National Nutrition Month, the WIC Program, Sharps Collection Sites, FIT Colon Cancer Screening kits, and well water testing kits. With Poison Awareness Week underway, residents are urged to recognize common household toxins to pre…
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Russ Hughes joined Jennifer in the studio for the Friday, March 14th, edition of The Boiler Shop. Russ Hughes closed out the winter sports season and gave a special shoutout to the seniors about to graduate. Next week will feature the athletes named to the All-Conference and introduce spring sports. If you know a Kewanee resident participating in C…
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Efforts to boost firefighter recruitment in Illinois take a promising turn with House Bill 1149, which aims to offer educational credits to volunteer firefighters. Sponsored by State Representative Dan Swanson, the bill seeks to reward these lifesaving individuals by enhancing their educational opportunities, a move designed to attract new voluntee…
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RaeAnn Tucker, Alex Lindbom, and Megan Washburn from the Henry and Stark Health Departments joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to promote health and safety. Representatives from the Henry and Stark Health Departments emphasized the necessity of testing well water. Available at the Kewanee location for a nominal fee of $25, these testing kits ensure water …
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Clinical Dietitian Marcia Wirth joined Tom Katz on "Here's to Your Health" to introduce the upcoming Kewanee 'Community Health Series' hosted by the Kewanee Public Library. Launching on March 18th, this promising initiative aims to foster community connectivity through a range of innovative nutrition programs. Sparked by growing awareness around di…
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Russ Hughes joined Jennifer in the studio for the Friday, March 7th, edition of The Boiler Shop. Russ Hughes recapped the exciting showdown between Kewanee and Sherrard in boys' basketball. Kewanee delivered an impressive performance in a thrilling match, showcasing their grit and determination. Some Boilermaker players in girl's basketball have be…
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Exciting news from the Galva Drama Club as they gear up for the much-anticipated performance of “Shrek the Musical” on March 7th and 8th. Cast members Bryant Jeffrey, Angie McArthur, and Addison Moore recently shared insights on their roles and theater passions during an engaging interview on Wake Up Tri-Counties. Bryant, taking on his first theate…
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Samantha Rux and Jessi Sopiars recently joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss exciting opportunities at OSF HealthCare. Highlighted was the OSF Scholarships initiative, designed to support aspiring healthcare professionals. Additionally, they introduced the innovative Swing Bed program, a fresh alternative to traditional nursing homes. This progra…
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Illinois House Republicans are advancing their legal challenge against the state's legislative map, which they argue unfairly benefits Democrats. House Minority Leader Tony McCombie announced progress in the case, with a recent brief filed to assert the suit's timeliness. The lawsuit, initiated in January, seeks the intervention of the Illinois Sup…
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Illinois House Republicans provided new insights on their legal challenge against the state's legislative map. The lawsuit, initiated in January, alleges the map unconstitutionally benefits Democrats. In a press conference, Republican leaders highlighted recent developments, noting they filed a brief with the Illinois Supreme Court to emphasize the…
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In a crucial assembly, the Illinois House Veterans Affairs Committee convened to discuss the services accessible to veterans and their families throughout the state. Representing a significant 5.4% of the adult population, Illinois boasts over half a million veterans. Illinois’s Department of Veterans Affairs provides essential services, including …
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On the horizon, several significant events are approaching at the Henry County Farm Bureau. Mark your calendars for the first aid class on March 5th at 6 PM. Following that, crucial health checks will be conducted by the Henry and Stark County Health Department on March 7th. Don't forget, aspiring scholars—March 7th is the final date to apply for s…
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RaeAnn Tucker from the Henry and Stark Health Departments joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss health designations for March and local education on heart health for school kids. The Henry and Stark County Health Departments, in collaboration with First Choice Healthcare, are making strides in community health education. March is crucial as Nation…
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