Spring Street Automotive Owner, Mark Holtmeyer, said when the temperatures fluctuate so much they can cause your tires to lose small amounts of air pressure.
In addition to giving people something to do during the winter, organizers say the PHAST Tracks Indoor Mountain Bike Park will also be a center for social service.
The Missouri Department of Transportation and Palmyra Police Department said they are getting ready to focus on their speed enforcement on Feb. 11. With a state grant, police officers will be paid overtime so more officers can patrol the roads, particularly watching out for speeders.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker was recognized Tuesday during a national summit discussing solar energy. Pritzker and Washington governor Jay Inslee talked about efforts in both states to get closer to 100% clean energy.
The City of Palmyra and Roanoke Development out of St. Louis planned to turn a vacant building at 120 W. Main Cross St. into low-income senior housing.
Officials in Missouri said they’ve been receiving an increasing number of calls about leftover military ordnance, things like mines or grenades from wars in the past, that people have discovered at their properties.
The county has reached a tentative agreement with Meller family who has agreed to donate a nearly eight acre plot of land on the west side of Fort Madison.
The ordinance now has more money for fire and police pensions, the city library, other post-employment benefits, and firefighting equipment out at the airport.
Macomb residents will soon see more police out on the streets. This comes as the department is almost fully-staffed after months of changing programs and implementing new ones to attract and keep officers.
Illinois could soon join a number of states giving people the option to use a digital driver’s license. Sponsors say it’s time to adjust to the 21st century.
Gov. Pritzker, the Illinois Education Association, the Illinois Federation of Teachers announced on Monday that they have negotiated a compromise they say will keep students and teachers safely in the classroom.
After hearing a jackpot-winning ticket was sold in Palmyra, he decided to check the tickets he had purchased at Break Time, 410 E. Main Cross St., in Palmyra.
Organizers of the Great River Eagle Days said more than 200 people from more than 17 different places came to experience the events. Local businesses were kept busy and workers said it’s helpful this time of year when events usually slow down.
Student organizers went above and beyond this week to honor Martin Luther King Jr. They worked to attribute an entire interactive week involving service work.
Director of Administrative Services Jeff Mays said the three trucks Quincy Central Services is using are each more than eight-years-old each, and the cost to maintain them just keeps going up.
McDonough County Public Transportation is having trouble keeping some of the buses running in Macomb not because of the cold, but because of a driver shortage.
