Kauffman describes Trinity Fellowship as nondenominational, and said those who attend are "Bible-believing, born-again believers." He said the fellowship has 20 households, many with growing children.

The name Trinity will remain at the intersection of Allen Street and Wisconsin Avenue in Rice Lake as the church disbands and another moves in. The dwindling Trinity Lutheran has ...

Abel Viñes went from being one of the best young tennis players in Spain to stepping away from the sport as he moved to the U.S. to becoming All-Area Player ...

UPDATE: The Champaign plant employs 173 people, said Herff Jones CEO Ron Stoupa. Most of its employees on the production side will be moving to Arcola and “some of that ...

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Jun. 21—Ty Rodgers arrived in Champaign ahead of the 2022-23 season one of four incoming freshmen for Illinois. The 6-foot-6 wing out of Saginaw, Mich., has been the last man standing from that ...

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. The Iowa Board of Regents is continuing to consider proposed policy 3.23, focusing on Diversity ...

Podcaster Show PlayerThe Juneteenth event, held in Central Park, was the 31st annual, said Evelyn Hood, director of the African-American Cultural and Genealogical Society and Museum, which has ...

Some educators say tuition increases at Eastern Iowa private schools are possible because of Education Savings Accounts, taxpayer-funded financial assistance to attend a private K-12 school. But ...

Capital Gazette 2025 All-County softball team County champion Northeast has four first-team selections Kayleigh Fyffe was a standout at the plate and in the circle for county champion Northeast.

A wave of property tax hikes is set to sweep school districts across southwestern Pennsylvania as costs rise and COVID-19 relief funds run out.