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| Local News H-BR schools superintendent starts in July The Hinckley-Big Rock School Board approved a new superintendent Tuesday to helm the approximately 850-student district.  Board approves plan to keep most county services in Sycamore SYCAMORE - The DeKalb County Board on Wednesday stated its intent to maintain the majority of county services in Sycamore for at least the next 50 years. Bush defends high-cost Iraq war, says ‘world is better' for it WASHINGTON - President Bush defiantly defended the Iraq war Wednesday as U.S. troops began a sixth year of combat in the long and costly conflict that has dominated his presidency. Bush conceded the war has been harder and more expensive than anticipated but insisted it has all been necessary to keep Americans safe. Wii Play, Too NIU memorial cross burned outside church Malta Township Public Library offering farming presentation |
| Arts & Entertainment Go Fly a Kite Field Museum's artist-in-residence exhibits ‘Nature Studies' at NIUNext time someone tells you to “Go fly a kite,” you may want to consider traveling to Sycamore on Saturday. Employees of Kar-Fre Flowers will host the “Kites Over Sycamore” event Saturday in the Sycamore Park annex. The event has been held by Kar-Fre Flowers for about three years. Championship dancer to appear at Heartland Tattoo on April 12-13 � More Art & Entertainment News | Local Sports Barbs looking for quality, not quantity Sox continue support of NIUDeKALB - Justin Keck wants his players to tune into the game of baseball. Wrestling becomes a Culton family affair | |
| Opinions The high cost of higher education Putting the Iraq war into perspectiveWith the recent reports of Northern Illinois University increasing its room and board rates, I found myself contemplating college finances for what seems like the millionth time. Freshman, sophomore DHS teams get slighted | � More Food News � More Travel News � More Health News | |
| Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Cheney: Afghanistan Needs NATO Help Group Wants Clinton Phone Logs ReleasedKABUL, Afghanistan - Vice President Dick Cheney said Thursday the United States will ask NATO countries to step up their commitment to help Afghanistan recover from years of tyranny and war. Bush Defiantly Defends War in Iraq | Latest headlines from AP State Former college football star gets 10 years for attack on woman Three men fail in attempt to rob bankWHEATON, Ill. - A former Purdue linebacker from Bolingbrook has received a 10-year prison sentence for a 2006 attack on a Lisle woman. Brownie troop spread Easter cheer to Iraq | |
| Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Oscar-Winning Actor Paul Scofield Dies `American Idol' Axes Another ContestantLONDON - Paul Scofield, the towering British stage actor who won international fame and an Academy Award for the film "A Man for All Seasons," has died. He was 86. Film of Spitzer Call Girl in Question | Latest headlines from AP National Sports Japan Trip on for Red Sox, Athletics Hugs, Kisses and a Loss in A.I.'s ReturnFORT MYERS, Fla. - Fans at City of Palms Park were ready for Boston's final spring training game in Florida. The Red Sox weren't. LeBron, Cavaliers Clock Pistons 89-73 | |
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