Bourbonnais Police Increase Safety for Thanksgiving Week
Bourbonnais Police is partnering with the Illinois State Police and local law enforcement across Illinois for the increased statewide effort. The high-visibility traffic safety campaign will run from November 22 through the holiday weekend into the early morning hours of December 2.
Kankakee Police Department has joined Neighbors by Ring
The Neighbors by Ring App was created to help keep neighborhoods safe and enhance the way law enforcement agencies directly communicate with the communities...
Dickenson announces run for Circuit Judge in 21st Judicial Circuit
Associate
Judge Bill Dickenson is pleased to announce that he is running for Circuit
Judge in the 21st Judicial Circuit comprising Kankakee and Iroquois
Counties. Judge Dickenson...
Cigna to close Bourbonnais office
Cigna, one of Bourbonnais’ largest employers,
announced late last night they will be closing their offices in Bourbonnais.“
The decision has been made to close the
Bourbonnais...
Kankakee Development Corporation Announces New Board at 56th Annual KDC Meeting
“As a part of my Kankakee Forward agenda, it is a priority to create a business-friendly environment. I applaud the work of the Kankakee Development Corporation and the efforts to work collaboratively with the City. We need to tell our story to highlight all of the wonderful activity and growth happening in our City; particularly as developers and investors are pursuing projects in the City of Kankakee,” said Mayor Wells-Armstrong.
Farmers Should “Keep the Stubble” For No-Till November
“No-till farming is a cornerstone soil health conservation practice, which also promotes water quality while saving farmers time and money,” said Illinois NRCS State Conservationist Ivan Dozier. “The most basic principle of soil health is ‘do not disturb.’ This campaign is a fun way to remind farmers about the important relationship between tillage and soil health.”
