Central McLean News-Journal - News
Businesses urge you to go loco Friday
Whether you’re new to town or just never felt the urge to check out what your local business people have to offer, they hope you can find time on Friday to “Go Loco for Local.”
City lots by fairgrounds not sold yet
The city property near the McLean County Fairgrounds has not been sold to the public yet but vehicles are already being parked there.
Salhus new public works superintendent
During the process of hiring new city employees, specifically a new public works superintendent and janitor, during the Oct. 3 meeting, Underwood commissioners took time to recognize the work of one long time employee at the senior center.
School board could be downsizing
For the time being, the Underwood School board appointed a new board member, Kelli Ruff, who will fill the seat of exiting board member Tania Eichhorst.
Elementary students dance
The Underwood Elementary students gathered together with their funny feet – some in slippers, some with brightly colored knee socks and even some with painted feet.
Coal Creek Station helps Spiritwood
Local workers at Coal Creek Station have been sharing their expertise to make sure the state’s newest power plant operates at an optimal level.
Early freeze slows corn crop maturity
Steven Heger, an Underwood farmer, can’t remember a more stressful spring planting season than this past one.
School construction continues
The Underwood school board reviewed the current school renovation project that started this summer and found things to be falling into place as planned.
Wolf Creek area property owners question subdivision
Traffic concerns, covenants and drainage fears have put a temporary halt to a proposal by Alan Ness to develop a 40-lot subdivision near Wolf Creek.
