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Lady Rebels win 4 straight, then fall to Lady Geese
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Written by Jason Musselman
Thursday, 02 February 2012 13:08
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 The Stark County Lady Rebels had a busy week that resulted in four straight wins and then a tough loss to Wethersfield to start this week. Last Thursday, after defeating Galva and Ridgewood earlier in the week, the Lady Rebels traveled to Monmouth to face United, where it was raining three-pointers for Stark County.
Paige Nowlan and Ashley Phillips combined for seven three pointers of a team total of nine, which gave the Lady Rebels a big 19-4 scoring advantage in the second quarter.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 02 February 2012 13:09
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Celebrating Agriculture 2012
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Written by Administrator
Thursday, 02 February 2012 13:08
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 The Central Illinois Farm Heritage Tractor Club is hosting a Tractor Show & FFA Olympics at the ag arena at Black Hawk College East Campus on Saturday, February 18 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event offers fun for the whole family featuring antique tractors and equipment and FFA Olympics. A food stand will be available all day. Additional sponsors for the event are 1st Farm Credit Service, Ag View FS, Pioneer Brand Products, Rumbold & Kuhn Inc., Spoon River Ag Museum, and Yarger Machinery Sales.
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SBT reports prosperous year at stockholders meeting
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Written by Administrator
Thursday, 02 February 2012 13:06
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 On Thursday, January 26, 2012, the Stark County Bancorp, Inc. held its 25th Annual Meeting of Stockholders. Larry L. West, President of the Bancorp, reported that over forty stockholders and guests were present at the meeting. During the business meeting, Douglas E. Parrott, President of State Bank of Toulon reported growth in total assets of 8% to $185 million, an increase in total deposits of 8% to $156 million, and an increase in loans of 4.5% to $96 million, as well a 13% increase in the bank’s capital to $17 million.
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Rebels perfect in LTC so far
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Written by Jason Musselman
Wednesday, 25 January 2012 14:12
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 Stark County’s boys basketball season didn’t start like everyone else’s. “We felt like we had some disadvantages before the holidays with shortened practices because of football and then the accident situation,” said head coach Jade Noard. “We kept preaching to our kids we want to get through this until Christmas when we would have a full week to practice.”
The Rebels have started their conference season off the right way with five straight victories to remain a perfect 5-0.
“They’ve taken a lot of pride in defending their conference title,” said Noard. “I thought our kids did a good job believing, which is tough when you start 2-7, you can go down in the dumps. But we kept telling them there are better times to come.”
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