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A $14 million wastewater upgrade, plans for Geneseo schools, and national recognition for a local nonprofit. Plus, a bookstore with a story worth telling. It’s Thursday, November 12, 2026 and this is the State Street Newswire
Read moreAs local taxing bodies prepare their annual property tax levies, understanding the process, applicable state laws, and the long-term effects of annual increases can help residents better evaluate decisions affecting their property taxes.
Read moreRebuilding Together Henry County celebrates national recognition for Executive Director Sarah Snyder while expanding home safety, wheelchair ramp and accessibility programs in Henry and Stark counties.
Read moreDiscover how Beth Terpening turned her love of reading into Anthology for Books, a downtown Geneseo bookstore bringing people together through books, conversation, and community connections.
Read moreGeneseo Schools advances plans for a $500,000–$700,000 high school commons renovation, track resurfacing and smaller improvements while putting costly middle school expansion and greenhouse proposals on hold.
Read moreRon Hartman and Kisha Shoemaker stop by and discuss Windows of Hope
Read moreEdford Road District proposes a 39.49% increase in corporate and special-purpose taxes and a 25.59% overall property tax levy increase for 2026. A vote is expected December 8.
Read moreGeneseo's NOSH Good Mood Food is ending sales of THC microdose drinks and shots as a new Illinois hemp law takes effect November 12, restricting sales to licensed cannabis dispensaries.
Read moreGeneseo City Council reviewed a proposed $13.9 million wastewater treatment upgrade, wind turbine repairs, infrastructure projects and funding challenges at its November 10 meeting.
Read moreA new chapter for a downtown favorite, statewide recognition for all five Geneseo schools, and a possible change in ownership for a Geneseo company. Plus, Thanksgiving is coming, and apparently Geneseo is making sure nobody goes hungry! Today is Veterans day and It’s Wednesday, November 11, 2026 and this is the State Street Newswire.
Read moreAll five Geneseo schools have earned the Purple Star designation, recognizing their commitment to supporting military-connected students and families.
Read moreSmith Studio and Gallery in downtown Geneseo enters a new chapter as owners Dale and David Smith transition into semi-retirement. New partnerships with the Geneseo Quilt Guild and Unwind By Design bring fresh creative opportunities while art classes and private events continue.
Read moreThe GIFT Community Foundation awarded $5,150 in 2026 fall grants to five nonprofits serving Geneseo, supporting early learning, Special Olympics, home safety, and educational programs.
Read moreA six-year-old takes home a national racing victory, City Council tackles some important issues, and Dolly Parton comes to town... well, sort of! It’s Tuesday, November 10, 2026 and this is the State Street Newswire.
The proposed sale of Geneseo Communications to Joink Holdings moves through state and federal regulatory review, with leadership changes expected and customer protections outlined in filings.
Read moreThe Geneseo Ministerial Association will host a Community Thanksgiving Service on Sunday, Nov. 22, at 4 p.m. at Geneseo High School. Rev. Chris Haake will speak, with music by New Life Fellowship. All are welcome, and donations will benefit the Geneseo-Atkinson Food Pantry.
Read moreFrom school finances to community volunteers, a new Memory Café, and some impressive performances at state cross country, It’s Monday, November 9, 2026 and this is the State Street Newswire.
Six-year-old Malcolm Lenth wins the Micro 50 class at the Bob Reese National Enduro in Geneseo, finishing sixth overall and continuing his family's dirt bike racing tradition.
Read moreHistorical presenter Michelle Gibbons will celebrate Dolly Parton’s music, career and legacy during a special tribute at the Geneseo Public Library on November 12 at 2 p.m.
Read moreGeneseo’s new Memory Café offers free monthly gatherings for people experiencing memory changes and their caregivers, with activities, social connections and support.
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