Standing Bear Council will host its May membership meeting on Sunday, May 5, at 1 p.m. at the Hawkeye Restaurant, 105 N. Park Dr., Keokuk, Iowa. Those wishing to eat are encouraged to come at noon. Standing Bear Council meetings are open to all people– Native and non-Native.
Winston Churchill said, “I am always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught.” It feels as though every day I must learn something new and I am not always a fan of it, but I…
There will be two upcoming Hancock County blood donation opportunities in May.
The Gospel is Golden ministry is pleased to announce that Mark Bishop will be performing on Saturday, May 4, at 6 p.m. at Immanuel Lutheran Church, 209 Congress St., Golden. This will be an op…
A local homeschool community is celebrating the completion of its first year together. Starting last fall in Golden, East Adams County Classical Conversations (EACC) began with families who ga…
The Illini West softball team grabbed a big 11-2 home win over Liberty on Wednesday, April 24.
The West Hancock boys and girls track teams competed in the KHS coed meet held in Fort Madison, Iowa, on April 23. The boys placed sixth with 47 points and the girls were eighth with 16 points.
West Hancock hosted Central on Thursday, April 24, and lost 7-3.
Illini West hosted Galesburg in non-conference baseball game at home on Monday, April 29.
The Southeastern softball team played Payson for the second time in three games and lost this time, 10-7, on the road.
The following is a report from the office of the Hancock County State’s Attorney, for the Hancock County Circuit Court from Nov. 6, 2023, to Feb. 8 (all fines include court costs):
The following is a report from the office of the Hancock County State’s Attorney, for the Hancock County Circuit Court from March 7 through April 11 (all fines include court costs):
The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office reported the following drug-related arrests in the month of March and late February.
A La Harpe man faces felony theft charges after a joint investigation by the Hancock and Henderson County sheriff’s offices.
The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office has charged a La Harpe man after investigating a stolen trailer.
Police in riot gear massed on the UCLA campus and ordered a large group of pro-Palestinian demonstrators inside a fortified encampment to leave the area or face arrest late Wednesday, one night after violence instigated by counter-protesters erupted in the same place.
Drawing on her experience as an educator and motivational speaker, and her love of children, animals and the farm, Denise McCormick is about to announce the publication of her second children's book, “Polly the Talking Collie, I am Taking 100% Responsibility!” Here are a few excerpts:
The cicada invasion of 2024 is almost here. This one promises to be epic, and it will certainly be the last double emergence everyone alive now will experience.
The following was submitted by Patty Thomas, a native of Ferris, where Andrew Whitcomb’s twin sister, Ashley Whitcomb Squier, lives with her family.
A milestone column since I changed the name to “We Are Community”– my 200th column. Thank you to all who read my musings and tell me that you look forward to them and for all the praise. It is…
Editor’s Note: The views and opinions expressed in this column do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the Hancock County Journal-Pilot or its staff.
Staying active is an important part of managing diabetes. Here are some easy, low-impact workouts that can be beneficial for individuals with diabetes:
This recipe is rich in heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids from the salmon and provides complex carbohydrates and fiber from the quinoa. The lemon and herbs add a burst of flavor without the need for excessive salt or sugar. Remember to always consult with a healthcare professional or registered dietitian for personalized dietary advice based on individual health needs. Enjoy your delicious and diabetes-friendly meal!
November marks National Diabetes Month, an annual observance aimed at raising awareness about diabetes and promoting education on prevention and management strategies. With the prevalence of diabetes on the rise worldwide, it is crucial to understand the risk factors and take proactive steps towards a healthier, diabetes-free future.
One person dies from heart disease every 33 seconds in the United States.
Experts say anxiety is increasing, both due to more awareness and prevalence, but the good news is it’s also one of the most treatable mental health conditions.
