The 88th did an awesome job of saluting those who have served. As a veteran, I was honored to attend multiple celebrations:Mt. Zion Chamber of Commerce, Fallen Heroes Tree Lighting Ceremony,…

One in 10 adults have diabetes and close to half are not diagnosed. World Diabetes Day is a good reminder to adopt and maintain healthy habits. Knowing your risk and…

Since the Revolutionary War more than 41 million Americans have served in our Nation’s military. The first Veterans were part of the Continental Army created in 1775 when colonial militias formed a…

This Veterans Day let us take a moment to remember the sacrifices made by those who answered the call to protect the freedom of our nation. Thank you to all…

On this day in 1775, the Second Continental Congress established the Marine Corps. And 248 years later we honor the dedication and sacrifice of all who have served in the…

Veto Session Update The Democrat supermajority in Springfield did virtually nothing during last week’s veto session to address the serious issues that our state faces. We all continue to suffer…

Animal Shelter Appreciation Week is a time to recognize the shelters that provide care to millions of displaced animals each year. The primary goal of many shelters is to find…

Daylight Savings Time ends overnight tonight. Don’t forget to turn your clocks back one hour before you go to bed.

National Military Family Month is a time for us to honor the sacrifices made by all military families who support those serving in our Armed Forces. Thank you to military…

National Family Literacy Day is dedicated to celebrating reading within families. Reading with children can help develop their vocabulary skills and offers a chance for family bonding time. Learn more…