Central McLean News-Journal - News
Central McLean Co-op board meets issues head on
The Central McLean Sports Cooperative met at 6:30 on November 20 at McClusky School with a supper served at 6 p.m.
Snyder resigns; comm. looking to appoint
The Underwood City Commission is hoping somebody or even more than one somebody will step up and volunteer to be appointed to the Underwood City Commission for the next six months or so, following the resignation of long-time commissioner Jay Snyder at Wednesday’s monthly meeting.
Holiday Fair this Saturday
There’s no need to go anywhere outside of Turtle Lake this Saturday if you’re looking to do some shopping and/or eating, as the Hospital Auxiliary is set to present its annual Holiday Fair – a kick-off to the holiday season.
Ginger’s Bread House ready for the holidays
If nothing else, Erika Lorenz of Ginger’s Bread House in Mercer, is honest.
Mercer residents seek answers to city actions
After several requests for information, posting of meeting times and publication of meeting minutes and financial reports, ten residents of Mercer requested an opinion and guidance from McLean County State’s Attorney Ladd Erickson in October.
Deputy Ross, at your service
No, there wasn’t a spate of crime in Underwood Halloween Eve, as folks were witness to multiple homes with a pair of McLean County Sheriff’s Office vehicles parked outside of homes with lights on and three sheriff’s deputies walking up to the houses.
Steering committee looking for ‘what’s possible’
“We’re looking for good ideas.”
Football fields suffer from moisture
In the report from the building and grounds committee, Josh Ruffo stated that the football field to be used for the third game had suffered from the recent excessive rain and had damage from a recent practice.
Board designates Underwood Way day
The Underwood School Board is embracing the school’s “Underwood Way” philosophy, officially designating the first Wednesday of every month as Underwood Way Wednesday.
Go Loco, Halloween Carnival on tap
Central McLean will be hopping with ghosts, goblins and all sorts of spooky and ooky creatures the next week or so as the cities of Underwood and Turtle Lake celebrate Autumn and Halloween.
