I’m happy to announce individuals living in the108th District can request the use of a free Museum Card for this year through my office. This card provides access for a group…
The estate tax has devastated family farms for decades as these farms are often sold to pay the inheritance tax. It’s time to finally help family farmers pass their farmland on…
The holiday season is a time for joy, generosity, and for many, a chance to make dreams come true. For over a century, the United States Postal Service (USPS) has…
Today is Election Day and Illinoisans who did not vote early or by mail will be taking to the polls to cast their ballots for the candidates of their choice….
On Oct. 28, 2024, Major Chase Wilhelm from Litchfield, was awarded a Purple Heart and Bronze Star with Valor among other honors at the Governor’s Mansion. His commitment to serve…
American Bison Before the creation of infrastructure and establishment of large populous cities, bison roamed around North America, including in Illinois. The Prairie State served as the perfect spot for these large…
Tuesday is Election Day and will be the last day for voters to cast their ballots for the 2024 General Election. Voters will be voting for candidates running for local,…
Halloween has roots that stretch far beyond the brightly lit pumpkins and decorated houses we see across Illinois each October. Its origins go back to the ancient Celtic festival of…
National First Responders Day Every year on October 28th, we come together as a nation to recognize and celebrate the brave men and women who stand on the front lines…
On National Day of the Deployed, we stand united in support of our troops who are serving far from home. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifice do not go unnoticed.
Protecting Family Farms House Republicans have made continuous efforts to reduce or eliminate the burdensome ‘Estate Tax,’ known also as the ‘Death Tax,’ with more than a half-dozen bills introduced…
Halloween Safety For centuries, Halloween has been celebrated around the world by children and adults alike. While the reason for celebration has gradually changed since the first Celtic festivals, October 31st…