Students representing 8 communities have joined the 2019 “Fast Path” degree program at KCC
The program is called “Fast Path,” and it simplifies college planning by having all courses, dates and times prearranged and guaranteed. Fast Path students complete two classes at a time, meet two days a week, and move on to new classes every eight weeks. They will earn an Associate in Arts transfer degree in two years. Some coursework is online in the program, and in-person classes are at the KCC Harold and Jean Miner South Extension Center, 1488 E. Walnut St. in Watseka.
PETA releases statement on Kankakee Animal Control vote
“A community without a shelter is like a bicycle with only one wheel, and it would be turning its back on people's needs with respect to animal issues. PETA has seen firsthand how desperate people with nowhere to turn—or who have been turned away from private shelters—have cruelly killed unwanted animals or abandoned them to starve, be hit by cars, or die of disease. Every community needs an open-admission animal shelter—one that accepts all animals in need without fees or waiting lists and never turns them away for being too sick, injured, old, or aggressive to adopt out easily.”
Bingo with the Books
Bingo! Are you looking for a place to play fun, free bingo?
At the Kankakee Public Library, come join us for Bingo with the...
Kankakee Area HS Varsity Football Preview: Goal Line
Kankakee Area HS Varsity Football Preview: Goal Line
Public Duck and Goose Hunting Area Permits
Hunters may apply online for the Illinois 2019 Public Duck and Goose Hunting Area Permit program.
The second lottery application period deadline is Sept....
League of Women Voters of Kankakee County
The League of Women Voters educates young women and teens on ways to participate in the political process.
