WRMJ News Director Jim Taylor caught up with former Sherrard High School teacher, coach and athletic director Brady Stromquist. The Cambridge native has been named assistant principal at Monmouth-Roseville High School.
Larry “The Flagman” Eckhardt has passed away. His mission was well documented – lining American flags for funeral processions to honor veterans and first responders throughout the country. He spoke with WRMJ in 2014 when his work was documented in…
At this time, the Churches of Mercer County Food Pantry can no longer accept food donations, but monetary donations can still be made and the pantry remains open says Barb Hill, who helps with the effort. The Churches of…
Over 5,000 cases of coronavirus are now being reported in Illinois in 57 counties. There have been 73 deaths. So will Governor J.B. Pritzker extend the current “stay at home” order? The Mercer County Health Department reported 13 negative COVID-19…
As of Monday afternoon, Mercer County has received 13 negative COVID-19 test results and currently awaiting results for 8 persons of interest. There are no positive test results noted for Mercer County. “Our Communicable Disease Staff monitors all testing…
Mercer County teachers and staff will be holding a car parade for their students on Friday, April 3rd, starting at 4 p.m. in Aledo and continuing to Seaton, Joy, New Boston, and Keithsburg. This will be a fun way for…
The National Weather Service monitoring the Mississippi River with the river above flood stage at Lock and Dam 17 in New Boston and Keithsburg. Hydrologist Jessica Brooks spoke with WRMJ Monday morning. The river was at 17.2 feet at…
Mercer County Sheriff Dusty Terrill has had plenty of questions in regards to the COVID-19 pandemic. He warns of potential scams and also was asked about the need for paperwork when traveling. Terrill spoke with WRMJ Monday morning.
WRMJ Sports Director Jim Taylor spoke with Mercer County High School Athletic Director Andrew Hofer Monday morning. The two talked about scheduling of spring sports if and when the season resumes.
Two downtown Aledo TIF projects have been approved by the Aledo City Council. The action was taken earlier this month says Mayor Chris Hagloch. $2,888 in TIF Funds will be extended to Mercer County Family Eye Care and $3,319…
