State Rep. Randy E. Frese (R-Ill.)
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Recent News About State Rep. Randy E. Frese (R-Ill.)
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Trout catch-and-release season begins today in Illinois
Illinois has commenced its fall trout catch-and-release season, which began on Saturday, October 5, 2024. This period offers anglers in the state a two-week window to engage in catch-and-release fishing for trout. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources annually stocks more than 80,000 rainbow trout in designated bodies of water where trout fishing is allowed during the fall.
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Madigan faces federal trial; LIHEAP applications open; Northern Lights visible
The upcoming Senior Health Fair in Quincy is set to take place at the Kroc Center on October 15. The event will offer free health screenings and provide attendees with valuable information.
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National Manufacturing Day celebrates industry's contributions
It’s National Manufacturing Day, a time to recognize the contributions of the manufacturing industry. The day highlights the skill, teamwork, and ingenuity that propel this sector forward. From innovative breakthroughs to everyday essentials, manufacturing plays a vital role in keeping our world moving. The call is for everyone to appreciate this critical industry today and every day.
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Community invited to connect with local police on National Coffee with a Cop Day
National Coffee with a Cop Day offers an opportunity for community members to engage with local law enforcement officers in an informal setting. This event encourages the public to meet and interact with police officers over a cup of coffee, fostering stronger community relations and understanding.
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Illinois launches Fall Colors Trip Planner for National Fall Foliage Week
It is National Fall Foliage Week. Enjoy Illinois has released a Fall Colors Trip Planner to help people find the best times to see changing leaves across Illinois this season. The trip planner can be accessed at https://bit.ly/3AZadIg.
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Illinois farmers explore growing agricultural tourism market
Agricultural tourism is experiencing significant growth, presenting opportunities for farmers in Illinois.
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Lawmakers host senior adult health fair in Quincy
State Senators Jil Tracy of Quincy and Neil Anderson of Andalusia, along with State Representatives Randy Frese of Paloma, Norine Hammond of Macomb, and C.D. Davidsmeyer of Murrayville, are collaborating with The Kroc Center to organize a free Senior Adult Health Fair on October 15 in Quincy.
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Operation Lifesaver issues rail safety guidelines ahead of Rail Safety Week
As Rail Safety Week approaches, Operation Lifesaver has shared key safety tips to help the public stay safe around railroad tracks. The organization emphasizes the unpredictability of train schedules and the importance of always expecting a train.
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Celebrating trailblazing women in business on American Business Women's Day
On American Business Women's Day, the contributions of trailblazing women in the business world are celebrated. Their hard work and achievements continue to shape the future and serve as an inspiration.
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Nation honors POWs and MIAs on recognition day
National POW/MIA Recognition Day today is a time to honor and remember the courageous men and women who were prisoners of war or remain missing in action. Their sacrifice and bravery are a reminder of the high cost of freedom. Let us honor their legacy by renewing our commitment to ensuring they are never forgotten.
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Illinois DMVs to change operating hours statewide next week
All Illinois DMV locations across the state will change operating hours starting next week. Here’s what you should know.
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Federal judge to hear challenge against Democrats' firearms ban
A federal judge will consider a challenge to Democrats’ firearms ban this week. Here’s what to expect.
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National Farm Safety and Health Week emphasizes farmer safety and wellness
It’s National Farm Safety and Health Week. This week is a time to highlight the importance of safety and wellness on farms. From utilizing proper equipment to taking care of personal health, this week promotes safety and wellness for farmers and their families.
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New trades college set for Central Illinois; Safe-T Act tested by Supreme Court
Progress towards startup of a new Central Illinois school focusing on the building trades
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Nation honors lives lost on September 11
On Patriot Day, the nation remembers and honors the 2,977 lives lost on September 11, 2001, at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and in Somerset County, Pennsylvania. The day serves as a time for unity and reflection on the memories of those who perished and to support one another with kindness and strength.
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Better Business Bureau reports increase in investment scams, highlights crypto and romance schemes
A new study from the Better Business Bureau reports investment scams are on the rise, especially cryptocurrency and romance scams. Here’s what you need to know.
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Illinois State Museum collects Route 66 stories for centennial celebration
In celebration of the historic highway’s 100th anniversary in 2026, the Illinois State Museum is collecting stories from individuals who experienced the Illinois leg of the original Route 66.
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Celebrating Grandparents Day with love and appreciation
Today marks a special occasion dedicated to honoring grandparents, who play a significant role in our lives by providing love and cherished memories. "Be sure to take the time today to show your grandparents how much you love and appreciate them," said one community member.
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University of Illinois Extension to host webinar on farm business structures
The University of Illinois Extension is offering a Farm Business Structure Basics Webinar on October 22 to assist producers in selecting the appropriate business structure for their farm or ranch operations.
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Illinois corn crop matures ahead of schedule, says USDA
According to the USDA, the Illinois corn crop is maturing ahead of pace. Wishing all our farmers a safe and bountiful harvest season this year.