Geneseo High School is launching a Trades Interest Group to connect students with employers, unions, technical colleges, apprenticeships, and workforce career opportunities.
Read moreWant a Say in Geneseo City Government? Here’s How to Get Involved
You don’t have to run for office to have a voice in what happens in Geneseo. From attending a City Council meeting to contacting an alderman, serving on a board or simply following an issue before a vote, there are several ways residents can take part in local government.
Read moreSuper Maple Ladies Golf League 2026 Winners
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Read moreFields of Faith 2026 at Geneseo High School
Fields of Faith 2026 brings students and the community together at Geneseo High School for an evening of faith, fellowship, and inspiration.
Read moreMen's Health Series Program is Oct 7 at Hammond-Henry
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Who Decides What Business Goes Into an Empty Building in Geneseo?
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Read moreGeneseo Models Utility Rate Increases as Major Infrastructure Projects Approach
Geneseo is modeling potential water, wastewater and electric rate increases as the city prepares for lead service line replacements and millions of dollars in infrastructure projects.
Read moreGeneseo Public Library Proposes $1.06 Million FY27 Budget
The Geneseo Public Library District is proposing a $1.06 million FY27 budget, including $812,914 in tax levy revenue and $200,000 for capital expenditures.
Read moreGeneseo Girls Tennis Launches Love All Blanket Drive to Support The Third Place QC
Geneseo Girls Tennis is collecting new or gently used blankets for The Third Place QC through its Love All Blanket Drive, with donations accepted at the Oct. 6 home meet.
Read moreGeneseo Coaches Race to First-Place Finish at Quad Cities Marathon
Five Geneseo cross country and track coaches teamed up to win the Quad Cities Marathon five-person relay, finishing first overall and first in the Open Coed division
Read moreState Street Newswire - September 29, 2026
Henry County Historical Museum Could Close Without New Board Members
The Henry County Historical Museum in Bishop Hill could close without new board members. Learn what the role involves and how residents can help preserve local history.
Read moreGeneseo Looks Ahead: Five-Year Capital Plan Includes Major Water, Wastewater and Electric Projects
Geneseo’s latest capital improvement plan lays out tens of millions of dollars in potential infrastructure, equipment and facility investments through 2031, with the largest projects centered on the city’s water and wastewater systems.
Read moreGeneseo’s Callen Moe Throws First Pitch at Wrigley Field
Geneseo’s 10-year-old Callen Moe threw the ceremonial first pitch at Wrigley Field on Sept. 13 after being selected by his GLASA track team.
Read moreGHS Volleyball Games Oct 1 to Benefit Foster Hope
By Claudia Loucks
Geneseo Current
The Geneseo High School girls’ volleyball teams are encouraging members of the community to attend their volleyball games on Thursday, Oct. 1, and support their Charity Match Fundraiser to benefit Foster Hope in Atkinson.
Seniors on the varsity team: in back from left, Leah Falk, Megan Hursman, Brooklyn Ruby, Mia Balensiefen, Sydney Rosas, Bella Brown; in front, Brylee Sheffler, Lillian Brown, MeKenna Johnson and Mckenzie Air. Photo by Claudia Loucks
The event, which includes a junior varsity game at 5 p.m. and a varsity matchup at 6 p.m. in the main GHS gym, will include a variety of baked items offered for sale and a toy drive to help support area children in foster care. Those who attend the games Thursday also may donate a toy to be used for the Foster Hope Sibling Shopping event in December. The GHS freshman volleyball team plays at 5 p.m. Thursday in the athletic facility, directly north of the high school building. Geneseo will host the Sterling volleyball teams.
Lola Rahn, who with her husband, Ryan Rahn, founded Foster Hope in April of 2017. Foster Hope is a 501 c3 non-profit organization that supports foster families in the Quad Cities and surrounding areas. They rely on donations and sponsors for the many events and activities held for foster care families. For more information, email fosterhopeqc@gmail.com.
Foster Hope currently serves families in Henry, Rock Island, Mercer and Whiteside counties.
Jimmy John’s and Dunkin’ Planned for Former Hardee’s Location in Geneseo
Jimmy John’s and Dunkin’ are planned for the former Hardee’s location in Geneseo. The property sale is expected to close this week.
Read moreState Street Newswire - September 28, 2026
Geneseo Proposes New E-Bike and E-Scooter Rules: What Would Change
A proposed update to Geneseo’s personal transportation ordinance would raise age requirements for electric scooters, prohibit them from sidewalks, and establish new rules for e-bikes and other electric devices.
Read moreWhy So Little of Henry County’s Food Stays Local
Henry County farms produce more than $500 million in agricultural products, but much of the food sold locally comes from elsewhere. Here’s why.
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