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The Ford County Chronicle is a weekly newspaper published Wednesdays serving Ford County in Illinois. Board backs Vision 2030 Former pharmacist facing pair of felonies Water rates going up by 3.7% in town Paxton Police Blotter: Danville man, 46, arrested in… Mindy Basi | March 1, 2025 Will Brumleve | February 26, 2025

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fordcountychronicle.com > articles > opinions > retirements-apparently-not-for-everybody

Retirement???s apparently not for everybody

5+ day, 6+ hour ago   (136+ words) People retire every day. I still do. Every day. But some people never really retire and just u201ckeep on keepinu2019 on,u2019u201d as folk singer Len Chandler sang in the song with that title back in the u201860s. The phrase is almost a clichu00e9 now....


fordcountychronicle.com > articles > local > a-little-bit-of-everything-at-countryside-closeout

???A little bit of everything??? at Countryside Closeout

5+ day, 6+ hour ago   (138+ words) Countryside Closeout, which opened at 230 S. Market St. in Paxton in March, operates little differently from most grocery stores. The business sells discounted in-date, out-of-date and close-dated groceries, said owner Jeremiah Delaney. When a shipment comes in, the business examines the…...


fordcountychronicle.com > articles > local > civil-complaint-to-be-amended-as-motions-to-dismiss-withdrawn

Civil complaint to be amended as motions to dismiss withdrawn

5+ day, 6+ hour ago   (139+ words) PAXTON u2014 Attorneys for the five defendants in a lawsuit alleging female students were inappropriately touched by Paxton-Buckley Loda teacher Rob Pacey and that administrators failed to report the conduct to the proper authorities told a judge last week that they…...


fordcountychronicle.com > articles > featured > carbon-sequestration-project-back-on-table

Carbon sequestration project back on table

5+ day, 17+ hour ago   (135+ words) GIBSON CITY u2014 Gibson Cityu2019s One Earth Energy ethanol plant has resumed seeking regulatory approval for its proposed carbon capture and storage project to be known as the OES Pipeline. One Earth Sequestration LLC, a subsidiary of One Earth Energy LLC, is…...


fordcountychronicle.com > articles > business > carbon-sequestration-project-in-ford-mclean-counties-back-on-table

Carbon sequestration project in Ford, McLean counties back on table

5+ day, 19+ hour ago   (179+ words) GIBSON CITY u2014 Gibson Cityu2019s One Earth Energy ethanol plant has resumed seeking regulatory approval for its proposed carbon capture and storage project to be known as the OES Pipeline. One Earth Sequestration LLC, a subsidiary of One Earth Energy LLC, is…...


fordcountychronicle.com > articles > opinions > buying-an-oceanside-condo-ill-never-get-to-visit

Buying an oceanside condo I???ll never get to visit

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (143+ words) We take pride in driving older cars with higher mileage. We donu2019t feel the need to keep up with the Joneses. But last week, the Joneses were laughing their chassis off. Our newest car is 17 years old with nearly 350,000 miles on…...


fordcountychronicle.com > articles > featured > eyesore-building-downtown-not-the-image-we-want

Eyesore building downtown???not the image we want???

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (136+ words) PAXTON u2014 Members of the Roncevich family have been paying a few thousand dollars a year in real estate taxes to maintain their ownership of the historical A.J. Laurence building in downtown Paxton. That appears to be about all they have maintained,…...