March 23, 2026 | WALLS 102 - Part 14

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Single-family home sells for $223,000 in Marseilles

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Single-family home sells for $223,000 in Marseilles

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Single-family home sells for $223,000 in Marseilles

A 2,821-square-foot single-family residence, built in 1957, has changed hands.The house at 1019 Bluff, Unit 1021 in Marseilles was sold on Feb. 26 for $223,000, or $79 per square foot. This is a single-story house. The property sits on a 0.4-acre lot.Other homes in Marseilles that have recently changed hands close by include:· A 1,302-square-foot single-family residence at 404 Lewis Street, Unit 1021, sold in March, for $164,000, a price per square foot of $126.· In February, a 1,112-square-foot single-family residence at 931 Clark Street, Unit 1021 sold for $157,000, a price per square foot of $141.· At 1028 Catalpa Street, Unit 1021, in November 2025, a single-family residence was sold for $139,000.

Single-family home sells for $223,000 in Marseilles

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Single-family home sells for $223,000 in Marseilles

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Single-family home sells for $223,000 in Marseilles

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A 2,821-square-foot single-family residence, built in 1957, has changed hands.

Princeton DAR honors high school Good Citizens and essay contest winners

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Spirit Matters: Let ‘thank you’ be enough for the gift of being alive

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Illinois Valley Community College hosts blood drive April 2

Illinois Valley Community College will sponsor a blood drive on April 2 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the gym.The campus Red Cross Club is organizing the drive to help hospitals maintain adequate blood supplies during the spring, IVCC said in a news release. “Spring is the perfect time to donate so that hospitals can replenish their blood supplies and save many lives in the process,” LeeAnn Johnson, who advises the campus Red Cross Club, which is sponsoring the drive, said in a statement.Blood donations typically decline in winter because of the holidays, harsh weather and an increase in seasonal illnesses. This makes it difficult for hospitals to maintain a sufficient blood supply during the season.Spring donations help offset these winter shortages and ensure hospitals have adequate supplies for patient care.To make an appointment, call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit RedCrossBlood.org.Walk-ins are also welcome, but appointments are encouraged to ensure availability.

Spirit Matters: Let ‘thank you’ be enough for the gift of being alive

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