Eads School will be conducting Child Find screenings on Thursday March 11, 2021, in the Multipurpose Room at the Eads High School building starting at 9:00 a.m.
Child Find is a series of free screenings to evaluate the vision, hearing, and language development, as well as the physical and cognitive skills of children from birth to five years of age.
Eagles Nest Preschool preregistration will also take place during this time. This is a great opportunity for us to meet the incoming preschoolers who were born on or before May 1, 2018.
Former United States President Donald Trump has been acquitted on an impeachment charge by the Senate in a 57-43 vote.
Large stretches of highway and multiple airport hubs in the Central states may be shut down because of a storm which will unleash a whole spectrum of winter weather hazards ranging from blizzard conditions in some areas to a freeze-up with a buildup of ice in others.
Driving during the coldest season of the year poses several safety risks—from slippery, icy roads to dying batteries that leave you stranded in the snow. To avoid getting into a dangerous situation, you’ll need to take extra measures to reduce the risks of driving during the winter. Below, we provide some of the top must-know tips for safe winter driving.
Snow and cold are headed to eastern Colorado through the weekend, with dangerous wind chill expected.
The upcoming weather may persuade you to skip the outdoor dining or the romantic horse-drawn buggy ride through the town.
There’s nothing wrong with celebrating romantic love, but the focus on such celebrations drowns out the voices of those who are fine as they are - single and happily so.
Many Illinoisans don’t consider earthquakes a threat, but Illinois has had at least 13 earthquakes since September 2017, when a 3.8 magnitude quake shook the southeastern part of the state.
