Business Updates

The Twin Cities PADS Homeless Shelter (TC PADS), the sole emergency shelter serving individuals experiencing homelessness in Whiteside County, Illinois, announced today that it will temporarily close on September 1, 2026, due to insufficient funding, staffing issues, and necessary restructuring.
Citizens First Bank is proud to announce plans to open a new full-service branch in Morrison, Illinois, this fall, marking an exciting milestone in the bank's continued growth and commitment to serving communities throughout the region.
It is with immense sadness that Rock River Hospice & Home announces it will close its operations on August 1, 2026 after more than four decades of serving patients and families throughout the Sauk Valley and surrounding communities.
Area residents looking for a morning coffee, specialty drink, or fresh-baked treat now have a new local option with the launch of Good News Coffee Co., a mobile specialty coffee and bakery trailer serving the Sauk Valley region.
DIXON — Discover Dixon has announced the return of its 2026 Summer Series, bringing together three popular community events for a season of activity, entertainment, and connection across downtown and the riverfront.
ROCK FALLS — Rock Falls Tourism has announced a full slate of summer and fall events aimed at drawing residents and visitors to the city for music, food, art, and seasonal celebrations.
ROCK FALLS — The Rock Falls Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for a busy season, announcing a slate of upcoming events designed to bring together businesses, residents, and visitors across the Sauk Valley.
Sterling, Illinois — The Millie Moo Foundation is honored to announce it has been selected as the first-place recipient of the 9th Annual Sterling Federal Bank Charity Challenge, earning the top award of $20,000 to further its mission of supporting pediatric cancer families and funding agricultural scholarships for youth.
Tim and Patty Oliver, owners of Oliver’s Corner Market in Dixon, hope to close their doors by Easter.
After 23 years as President and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Mississippi Valley, Jay Justin announced his resignation and retirement from the organization in January.

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