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Rockton-Roscoe News: Thursday July 16, 2026
Peak summer heat but lots to do and see in our newsletter. Remember to share with others.
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Peak summer heat but lots to do and see in our newsletter. Remember to share with others.
Justin Jobst brings a wealth of knowledge as Rockton's new Chief of Police.
It's time for our monthly "What is it". If you come into the museum one of the three Saturdays in July between 10 and 2, find and identify the pictured item, you can be entered into the drawing for a gift certificate to Rockton's
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New and returning candidates who are running for seats on the Rosoce Village Board introduced themselves and looked ahead to future goals.
The Rock River Rampage didn’t just win their opening-round NLFL playoff game Saturday night — they authored a full-on demolition. Rampage 58, Central Wisconsin Wolves 0. That’s not a typo. That’s a statement. From the opening whistle at the Rockton Athletic Field, the Rampage played like
Jesus was once in a boat with his disciples on the Sea of Galilee. He was sound asleep when a storm came up and threatened to swamp the boat. His disciples woke him, terrified, and said, "Master! We are about to die!" Jesus got up, spoke to the
News from Rockton, Roscoe and South Beloit - locally sourced in far northern Illinois, brought to you by the Rockton-Roscoe News. * Reminder from Village President Carol Gustafson: Residents, homeowners, renters, businesses, and private nonprofit organizations affected by the April 17 storms and tornadoes have until July 17 to apply for
Summerpalooza blends everything that makes Rockton shine—local businesses, local music, local history, and the people who make this village feel like home.
A new commemorative brick now rests on the memorial patio in front of Harlem‑Roscoe Fire Department Station 1, placed earlier this week in honor of firefighter John Morgan, whose dedication and compassion left a lasting mark on the department and the community he served. The brick, engraved with John’
The Rock River Rampage are turning Saturday night’s playoff opener into something even bigger than football. As the Rampage get set to host the Wolves in the first round of the NLFL playoffs, the organization is rolling out a special surprise for its youngest fans — a two‑bike giveaway
The fourth of July Spirit was alive at Shirland Independence Day events!
Staff and Administration shared senitments and reflected on time spent with now retired teacher, Marcie Ball.
A Hononegah High School student is being honored for outstanding leadership and service. On July 7, the Roscoe VFW presented Lucy Berry with a plaque recognizing her as Girl Scout of the Year, celebrating her completion of the prestigious Girl Scout Gold Award. Berry devoted 110 volunteer hours to a
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