Arcola turns depot into small-business pop-up
The historic depot, which is located at 135 N. Oak St., is playing host to two local businesses — Marie on Main and Three French Hens — on Fridays and
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The historic depot, which is located at 135 N. Oak St., is playing host to two local businesses — Marie on Main and Three French Hens — on Fridays and
ARCOLA — For the second straight season, Arcola football will be unable to complete a complete nine-game regular season schedule, the program announced Monday evening. The Purple Riders (1-5) forfeited the...
Many events helped kick off the inaugural Ben Franklin Fest held at the Green Mill Village in Arcola.
Video obtained from a bystander showed a semitruck trailer stopped on the tracks when the southbound Amtrak train struck it.
As enrollment numbers at Arcola decline, so do participants in sports, including football. The Purple Riders have a rich history and are doing all they can to continue it.
IHSA football practices start August 5, and Week 1 begins August 20. Arcola is one of the most historic programs in the state, but low numbers are a current struggle.
A jury spent four hours in deliberation before returning the verdict, informing 18-year-old Samuel Garcia that he was not guilty of any of four counts of attempted murder.
Arcola Mayor Fred Burton, 68, was arrested and booked into the Fort Bend County jail on five felony charges, including illegal voting, misuse of official information, tampering with government records, and f...
Arcola Mayor Fred Anthony Burton has been arrested on several charges, officials confirm.
Arcola City Administrator Bill Wagoner: 'We were simply Americans and neighbors, supporting a grieving family and honoring a young man who had given everything for his country.'
Illinois American Water is experiencing a supply/distribution issue affecting the system that serves Tuscola, Arcola, and West Prairie, due to Thursday night
Army Staff Sgt. Paul A. Gregg, who had been listed as missing in action in World War II, has been laid to rest at his family
Army Staff Sgt. Paul A. Gregg, who had been listed as missing in action in World War II, has been laid to rest at his family