State Street Newswire

This morning on the State Street Newswire: TV50 looks back at September 11 with original 2001 coverage, harvest season means more farm equipment on local roads, and Geneseo FFA recaps a busy August. Plus, Cruise the Canal, Homecoming, Hall of Fame Night and Trains, Planes & Automobiles make for a packed weekend in Geneseo.

This morning on the State Street Newswire: Hammond-Henry brings back its Women’s Health Series, and City Council moves ahead with a Route 82 study for the proposed sports complex. Plus, the Stearmans are arriving, Homecoming festivities get underway, TPA takes over Geneseo this weekend, and nine new members join the GHS Athletic Hall of Fame.

It’s a packed week in Geneseo.The Geneseo School Board meets Thursday with the FY27 budget and declining enrollment among the major topics. Trains, Planes & Automobiles celebrates its 20th anniversary with three days of events, while Homecoming Week brings Friday’s parade and plenty of school spirit.We’ll also preview the Tour of the Heartland bike ride, a free Breast Health seminar, the TPA Kick-Off Party at Erdman Construction, Saturday’s Ham & Bean Supper, live music from 3 on the Tree, and the Maple City Fine Arts Display.All that and more in today’s State Street Newswire from The Geneseo Current.

This morning on the State Street Newswire: model trains roll into downtown for TPA, Illinois schools get new guidance on artificial intelligence, and we look at the rules other communities have adopted for data centers. Plus, City Council meets tonight, boys golf is at Country View, and registration is open for next weekend’s citywide garage sales.

This morning on the State Street Newswire: The Current launches its Election 2026 Guide, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound is headed to Geneseo, and City Council takes another look at the proposed sports complex. Plus, it’s a packed week with Homecoming, Hall of Fame festivities and Trains, Planes & Automobiles — and fall garage sales are coming up next weekend.

This morning on the State Street Newswire: the Quad Cities passenger rail project gets another lifeline, Geneseo’s City Hall fountain is complete, and Homecoming week is almost here. Plus, Breakfast with The Current, Green Machine football, the Farmers Market and a little ABBA at Richmond Hill Rocks this weekend.

This morning on the State Street Newswire: a piece of Geneseo history finds a new home, GUMDROPS returns, and Christmas arrives early with the GHS marching band. Plus, GBA registration is underway, Breakfast with The Current is tomorrow morning, and we’ve got 11 free ways for local seniors to stay busy this fall.

This morning we’ve got wheelchair ramps, e-bikes, vintage clothes, and powderpuff football. That’s a new one.  Basically, the full range of municipal civilization. It’s September 2nd 2026 and this is the State Street Newswire.

Good morning, Geneseo. It’s Tuesday, and apparently Facebook already knew you were going to listen. This morning, we’ve got non-boyant golf carts on the canal, local jobs, a 5K for a good cause, and a look at what Google and Facebook know about you. Probably best not to ask how they know. I’m Dalcon DeMaranville from the Geneseo Current, It’s September 1st 2026 and this is the State Street Newswire.

This morning on the State Street Newswire: Could the former Tyson plant find new life as a data center? We look at why the 323-acre industrial site is worth discussing. Plus, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library will continue, the Green Machine celebrates Legacy Night with a 26-21 win over Rochelle, and we’re inviting you to join us Friday for the first Breakfast with The Current at Caffeine & Carbs.

We made it to Friday, which feels like an accomplishment worth mentioning. This morning we’ve got free lunch, live music, a new deputy police chief, more on the proposed sports complex, and Friday night football. I’m Dalcon DeMaranville with The Geneseo Current. It’s August 28th, and this is the State Street Newswire.

This morning on the State Street Newswire: where Henry County’s mental-health services reach their limits, what the closed Tyson plant still means for local property taxes, Stumphy’s search for a new home, and a possible Geneseo sports complex. Plus, a market outlook for area farmers, Rolling for Rachel, and Hammond-Henry welcomes Dr. Heather Wakefield.

This morning on the State Street Newswire: why five Flock cameras around Geneseo are staying, tonight’s Girl Scout registration, four more chances to see Picasso at the Lapin Agile, a Farmers National Bank customer lunch, and Part Three of our data center series. Plus, boys golf and soccer are at home tonight.

This morning on State Street Newswire: Coffee with Claire highlights the Geneseo Public Library’s Reading Garden and sensory resources, Hammond-Henry Hospital hosts a community job fair for workers affected by the Tyson closure, and the Maplettes prepare to celebrate 60 years at Geneseo High School. Plus, Geneseo City Council meets tonight, fall garage sale registration is underway, and the Maple City Cruise-In rolls into the Moose.

Your weekend free trial has officially expired.  Today we talk about a Green Machine legend, a sports complex, a business relocates, and more.  Today's show is brought to you by Underground Graphics.  It’s August 24th, 2026 and this is the State Street Newswire.

This episode covers Henry County’s decision to end its Flock camera program, the county’s ongoing data center review, and the return of Geneseo’s Antique Engine and Tractor Show. Plus, we look ahead to a busy weekend of live music, community events, theater and an upcoming job fair open to all job seekers.

We’re kicking things off this morning with a national champion.  Two teens earn aviation scholarships, and who knew the city limits are not the shopping limits.   It’s August 20th, 2026 and this is the State Street Newswire.

Geneseo Communications could be changing hands, Tyson workers face some tough employment math, and data centers remain one of Henry County’s favorite conversation starters. We’ve also got a local business birthday, a senior housing open house, golf and Green Machine football. And Thursday brings a Henry County Board meeting — for anyone whose idea of entertainment requires an agenda.

Good morning, Geneseo. Today we’re talking taxes, cattle, gospel music, coffee and diapers — which sounds less like a news rundown and more like the world’s strangest shopping list. Somehow, it all makes sense by the end. Here’s what you need to know.

How many espressos are a good fit for today...after the news at the end of last week, maybe more than one.  Today we’ve got job fairs, a volunteer of the month, school budget news, and a play from one of the Three Amigos .  It’s August 17th, 2026 and this is the State Street Newswire. 

Today, a local boy returns to the big 10, Rotary celebrates, and you can cruise the canal on a golf cart.  It’s gotta stop raining one of these days.  Today’s show is brought to you by Underground Graphics.  It’s August 14th, 2026 and this is the State Street Newswire.

A Geneseo couple is looking for your vote, we review Tuesday nights city council meeting, Picasso comes to Richmond Hill, and a lot more. This is the State Street Newswire for August 13, 2026

Today Geneseo looks like a pretty good place to live, Central Bank say thank you, and the Park District talks, if you ask nicely.

On the dockett today, Geneseo schools has several new teachers, a guiness world record holder will speak at the library, and a class reunion. If you’re looking for a theme this morning, so are we.

It’s a brand new week, Geneseo.  Good morning  I’m Dalcon DeMaranville with the Geneseo Current, We’ve got all sorts of good stuff, to talk about this morning, depending how you look at it.  LIke wind turbines, road construction, and pickleball. And if you play pickleball, this is important stuff.

Today an old drugstore has a new owner, the hospital rolls on, new saunas, and people continue to find ways to rip off seniors.  Shameful isn’t it?  It’s August 7th, 2026 and this is the State Street Newswire.

A big event returns for it’s 20th year, there’s construction news, and the city is playing bridge with the state, and somehow crepes make an appearance.  It’s August 6th, 2026

Start your morning with the State Street Newswire. In today's show: A new webstore, painting give-away, splashpad extended hours, and the new school year is almost here!

Start your day with the State Street Newswire for August 4, 2026. In today's episode: a new downtown wine bar opens its doors, the Geneseo Quilt Guild celebrates with a ribbon cutting, local FFA members stay busy with summer competitions and leadership camp, an upcoming pipe organ concert, the AgroVantage Field Day, National Night Out, and important reminders for Geneseo Middle School families.

Start your Monday with the State Street Newswire for August 3. In today's local news: the Smith twins land summer baseball internships, the Geneseo Church League Softball Tournament returns to Richmond Hill, and Girl Scouts enjoy outdoor adventures during Cole Cabin Day Camp. Plus National Night Out and Shoot The Loop. Your quick morning roundup of Geneseo news in just a few minutes.