April 21, 2026 | WALLS 102 - Part 5

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La Salle County Board debates future of county nursing home

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Logan’s Oasis playground begins installation at Marilla Park in Streator

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Princeton outlines next steps for business development district

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St. Bede hopes facing bigger schools pays off: NewsTribune softball notebook

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Hogan praised for decades’ service to Peru

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Rev. Jeffery Windy celebrates 30 years as priest at Holy Family Church

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Logan’s Oasis playground begins installation at Marilla Park in Streator

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La Salle County Board debates future of county nursing home

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Rev. Jeffery Windy celebrates 30 years as priest at Holy Family Church

The Rev. Jeffery Windy will celebrate the 30th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood at a Mass to be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, May 17, at Holy Family Church, Oglesby.A light reception will follow at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 307 E. Florence St., Oglesby.Attendees are asked to RSVP by Jennifer at 815-883-8233 by May 11.

Hogan praised for decades’ service to Peru

He was the voice of the news for generations of listeners in the Illinois Valley. Now, Joe Hogan is retired from his last assignment to the City of Peru.Monday, the Peru City Council accepted and filed, with thanks, Hogan’s retirement. Hogan served for decades on the city of Peru’s 911 board and helped bring enhanced 911 service to the city. He then represented Peru on the Illinois Valley Regional Dispatch Board and the La Salle County Joint Emergency Telephone System Board. While Hogan was not personally present – he has returned permanently to his native Wisconsin – his April 15 retirement letter was read aloud by Lt. Doug Bernabei of the Peru Police Department.“Working together to help bring enhanced 911 services to prove and improve public safety across the region was truly a team effort, and I’m proud of what we accomplished together,” Hogan wrote. “I’ve been blessed to work alongside so many dedicated individuals who care deeply about their neighbors and their community.”Bernabei praised Hogan and said his many years of service were completely selfless.“It was never about Joe Hogan,” Bernabei said. “Joe Hogan was always worried about, ‘Is the call going to get answered?’, and, ‘Are we taking care of our employees?’ “Those were the two most important things: taking care of the citizens and taking care of the employees down at the Peru Police Department.”Mayor Ken Kolowski chimed in and extended his thanks, as well.“Joe Hogan has been a pillar of this community for a long time.”

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