Central McLean News-Journal - News
The versatile mule makes a comeback
Ever so silently, in the hills east of the Missouri River, a husband and wife are slowly bringing back an animal that at one time helped tame the wild west.
Coal ash one step closer to state control
A product holding together a great deal of our community infrastructure has been balancing between a helpful by-product and hazardous waste since about 2010.
Improvement projects moving forward
Folks living along and west of Summit Street have been hearing the rumble of big equipment for weeks now as two major construction projects have been moving ahead in Underwood.
St. John’s erects 10 commandments
When Underwood’s St. John’s Lutheran Church decided to put up a new lighted sign outside the church, the members had to decide what to do with the wide-open spot on the property that would be left when the old sign was removed.
GRE’s request denied
There will be no oil field waste dumpsite in McLean County – at least for now.
Care for the kids
With a boom in the job market in North Dakota, many 20 and 30 somethings have returned home to grow their family in a safe environment with great job opportunities.
Vital Friends to the rescue
If you asked Riverdale residents about their ambulance department a year ago, they might have told you it was dying a slow death.
Commission to make landfill decision July 16
County commissioners want to lay out some ground rules before what’s expected to be a crowded commission meeting on July 16.
Pickar creates paradise
Connie Pickar just loves to be outside; and with the outdoor oasis she has created in her yard in Underwood, no one would blame her.
Farmer applauds passage of immigration reform
The Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013 S. 744, which passed through the Senate last week...
