WATCH 🎥: It's official: Our airport is now the Harrel W. Timmons Galesburg Regional Airport. Galesburg aldermen unanimously approved naming the airport after longtime Jet Air Inc. founder and president Harrel Timmons at Monday's City Council meeting. Deputy Mayor Steve Cheesman read a proclamation before Timmons addressed a standing room only crowd in Council Chambers, most of which were family and friends of the aviation icon.
DEVELOPING: Galesburg Firefighters continue to work a structure fire in the vacant buildings at Cherry and Water streets in downtown Galesburg. The fire department responded to the fire around 3:18 a.m. today. There was previously a fire in the buildings in November 2020. Previous tenants included Tucker's Printing and Ray's Hobby Shop, in additions to apartments on the upper level.
Dedication ceremony for the newly established Lane A. Evans Community Based Outpatient Clinic at 1090 W. Carl Sandburg Dr., Suite 100, site of the former Bergner’s store at Sandburg Mall. Iowa City VA Health Care System
Live from the 2024 Galesburg High School Homecoming Parade in Downtown Galesburg.
LIVE: The longest-running Labor Day parade in the country is here in Galesburg! Narration is from Paul Mangieri and Randy Bryan. We do not own the rights to any of the music.
At the Beyond the Call of Duty End of Watch Ride to Remember
Live from Big Bang Boom 2024! And the first frisbee toss of the day.
A demolition crew needed just more than five hours to bring down a downtown Galesburg building raved by fire earlier this year. A crew from River City Demolition of Peoria started the demolition process at 149-151 E. Main Street at 8:45 a.m. Saturday. By 2:15 p.m., the all the walls had been knocked in and the site now awaits cleanup.
Demolition is underway on the fire-ravaged building at 149-151 E. Main St. in downtown Galesburg. A fire on Feb. 19 caused significant damage to the 3-story building.