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North Mac High School To Host Community Blood Drive With Impactlife Wednesday, January 14

4 months 2 weeks ago
VIRDEN - North Mac High School will host a Community Blood Drive with ImpactLife, the provider of blood components for local hospitals. The blood drive will be from 8:45 am to 1:30 pm on Wednesday, January 14 at 231 West Fortune Street, inside Donor Bus. What: North Mac High School Community Blood Drive When: Wednesday, January 14, 8:45 am - 1:30 pm Where: Donor Bus, 231 West Fortune Street, Virden, IL Appointments: To donate, please contact Tina Leonard at (217) 965-4127 or visit www.bloodcenter.org

This Day in History: New Year, New Era: How the Global Climate Accord of 2026 Revolutionized Our Planet's Future

4 months 2 weeks ago
January 1st, 2026, marks a day of profound significance in global history, a day when the world collectively took a bold step toward securing its environmental future. The implementation of the Global Climate Accord, a landmark agreement reached after years of intense negotiations, came into effect, promising to reshape the way nations address climate change and environmental sustainability. This day not only symbolizes hope and renewal — a fitting theme for the start of a new year —

2026 rolls in with quiet winter weather

4 months 2 weeks ago
ST. LOUIS -- Happy New Year! Quiet, dry, but a bit gray to start 2026. Clouds will dominate again today and again on Friday. A winter feel, but there is no extreme cold in the forecast. Highs in the mid to upper 30s along and north of I-70 and in the low 40s farther south. [...]
Angela Hutti

ObamaCare subsidies expire; premiums spike for millions: What to know 

4 months 2 weeks ago
After months of fighting and countless proposals for a bipartisan compromise, the expiration date for the Affordable Care Act (ACA) enhanced premium tax subsidies has arrived, with millions of Americans set to feel the pain. Congress had until Dec. 31, 2025 to strike a deal extending tax credits that were first enacted during the COVID-19 [...]
Joseph Choi