Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 26th of August.
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Jay Goldberg, a local concert promoter, recalled Dolly Parton who died Tuesday (age 80) and remembered booking her early co-headliner show with Steve Goodman in Rockford, noting her warmth and kindness at every venue.
Peoria Public Schools District 150's board approved hiring temporary accountants (NOW CFO) to clear a two-year audit backlog on Monday.
The firm and a new controller will work for about two months while officials plan to adopt the annual budget by the end of next month.
At the Illinois State Fair earlier this month, Gov. JB Pritzker boasted that increased funding improved student performance + challenger Darren Bailey called for less state oversight and noted that his private school received threatening messages.
Both stressed different plans to boost education across Illinois.
Dr. Barbara Toohill of The Antioch Group in Peoria urges new moms to seek help if they experience mood changes such as postpartum depression + OCD or trauma symptoms, which can appear any time in the baby's first year.
She advises consulting a doctor promptly if feelings seem unusual.
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