For many people, a hospital's finances seem simple: either it's making money or it isn't. The reality—especially for rural hospitals—is far more complicated.
Ask ten people and you'll likely get ten different answers. Some will point to great schools. Others will say low crime, good jobs, a thriving downtown, or friendly neighbors.
Wayne Peterson has purchased the historic former Rexall Drug building at 201–205 N. State Street in downtown Geneseo and plans to lease the space to new tenants.
The State Street construction project in Geneseo is nearing completion. The Ogden Avenue intersection is expected to reopen Aug. 12, with remaining work wrapping up by Aug. 21.
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For many people, a hospital's finances seem simple: either it's making money or it isn't. The reality—especially for rural hospitals—is far more complicated.
Ask ten people and you'll likely get ten different answers. Some will point to great schools. Others will say low crime, good jobs, a thriving downtown, or friendly neighbors.
The City of Geneseo continues to move forward with plans for a pedestrian bridge at Oakwood Landing, although the project is still awaiting approval from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Wayne Peterson has purchased the historic former Rexall Drug building at 201–205 N. State Street in downtown Geneseo and plans to lease the space to new tenants.
The State Street construction project in Geneseo is nearing completion. The Ogden Avenue intersection is expected to reopen Aug. 12, with remaining work wrapping up by Aug. 21.
Gaslight Grocer & Wine Bar in Geneseo has been a “labor of love” for Scott and Julia McAvoy.
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Creative Currents
Karen Stewart Casper, Milan, is shown by her art work which is featured for the month of August in the window of RutabagA Art Gallery at 108 North State St. in downtown Geneseo.
Les Hoste, a member of the RutabagA Art Gallery in Geneseo, shows the painting he has offered to be awarded in a drawing held on Sept. 5 at RutabagA Gallery
Children and families are invited to join Professor Montague Tobias Wobblebottom IV for a “hilarious” journey through time in “Mesozoic Adventures,” to be presented at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 5, at the Geneseo Public Library.
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ummertime brings longer hours of daylight allowing more time for outdoor activities. The citizens of Geneseo have always enjoyed taking advantage of these longer daylight hours to take part in activities outside of their homes. They would attend or take part in parades, circuses, baseball, softball, summer fairs and local festivals.
Have you ever wondered what the history was behind the little building at the corner of South State Street and North Street here in Geneseo.
Horn graduated from Geneseo Township High School in 1936 and enlisted for services on March 13, 1940. He went to serve our country after working a short time at the Midland Coal Mine near Atkinson, Illinois.
Dan D’s Outdoors
After many years of going on fishing trips to God’s Country I’m sorry to say that Neuropathy and my sense of balance, or lack of, had to make this my last trip
Emilie DeCasteker, member of the Geneseo High School Trap Shooting team hit 25 shots in a row, twice. First on April 8th and again on May 19th.
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