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In news that has pharmacists and delivery drivers high-fiving behind the loading dock, Walmart Streator just announced that they’ll now deliver your prescriptions right to your
If you've never seen a rodeo where the competitors have gills and the grand prize is a trophy shaped like bragging rights, you're in
Once, you could walk through Streator and tell who lived where based on the flags on the porch, the language spoken on the stoop, or the smell of
The next Streator City Council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, June 4 at 6 p.m. at City Hall (204 S. Bloomington St.). This is your regularly scheduled
City reminds residents grass must stay under 6 inches The City of Streator recently issued a thank-you to everyone keeping their properties maintained this summer—well, almost
A community bands together to solve the mystery of the obvious. STREATOR — When local man Jon Graham asked on Facebook, “Does anyone know why there is smoke in
On the evening of Saturday, May 31st, something quietly profound took place in Streator’s City Park. While most residents were stuck in the McDonald’s drive-thru
“In the good old summertime…” even if it’s not exactly how they imagined it" By the time June rolls in and the scent of cut grass
This article refers to a comment made on our article about Streator culture and violence. It’s hard to know where to begin with a Facebook comment that
There’s a difference between being the subject of the news and having your own voice. Streator has long found itself mentioned in passing—sometimes fondly, more often
STREATOR — Good news for those hoping to drench their children in municipal joy: the Streator City Park Splash Pad is scheduled to open Monday, June 2—“as long
When news broke that 21-year-old Luis Y. Urena had been arrested in Missouri and charged with home invasion and aggravated battery with a firearm—stemming from
Streator Police Release Even More Crime Tips (Some of Them Barking Mad) After recommending guard dogs and checkbook restrictions, the PD doubles down with new safety suggestions—ranging
In the spring of 2021, Brandon Dawson was sentenced to 9 years in prison for burglary. It was a clear-cut case, and the community breathed a sigh
May 29, 2025 If you’ve ever said, “There’s nothing like that in Streator,” you clearly haven’t stepped inside Wild Hearts Boutique. Owned by Deb Sergeant
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