Central McLean News-Journal - News
Broken No More
Riverdale’s Mary Lingelbach is using her own past to help people move forward toward their own futures, and the life coach recently published a book she is confident will help people move on from their negative experiences of the past.
Underwood tackling more staffing needs
Discussion about staff took up the majority of Thursday night’s school board meeting in Underwood, as the board looks at trying to fill several positions for the upcoming school year.
Main Street adapts to power glitch
A little power outage that resulted in the ruin of some of Turtle Lake Main Street Market’s produce and meat couldn’t keep grocery store owners Farrah and Nick Faulkner from holding the grand opening of their store this week.
GRE outlines expansion goals
Great River Energy’s Coal Creek Station near Underwood is working on bringing a new type of “greenhouse effect” to the area..
Bid letting approved for water distribution system
With 27 items, some routine, on the April 19 Mercer city meeting, Mayor Kathern Schon kept things moving in an orderly fashion.
Peanut going to worthy veteran
Mindy and Tom Wiest are finally able to do what they’ve been hoping to do for awhile now – donating one of their Great Dane puppies to a veteran.
Northland working to replace Goven
Northland Community Health Center patients need not worry about their continued healthcare.
Ballots determined for June elections
The three Underwood Park Board positions that are up for election this June will be filled by write-in vote, as none of the three incumbents filed to be on the ballot.
The healing power of touch
According to the Ingham Method of Reflexology, reflexology is a science that deals with the principle that there are reflex areas in the feet and hands, which correspond to all the glands, organs and parts of the body.
Schafer tackles taxidermy
Turtle Lake’s Savannah Schafer didn’t quite know what she wanted to do after she graduated high school a couple years ago.
