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The Clean Sweep 2026: Community Trash Cleanup
Read more: The Clean Sweep 2026: Community Trash CleanupBeyond Kerby Mainline – Into the Home Stretch IVCanDO is proud to sponsor the Clean Sweep 2026 Community Trash Cleanup, an ongoing volunteer effort dedicated to restoring and protecting the natural beauty of the Illinois Valley. The Clean Sweep continues the momentum of past cleanup efforts, bringing neighbors together to remove illegally dumped debris, protect…
Farm Energy & Irrigation Efficiency Workshop – March 10 in Cave Junction
Read more: Farm Energy & Irrigation Efficiency Workshop – March 10 in Cave JunctionFarmers and agricultural producers are invited to a Farm Energy & Irrigation Efficiency Workshop on March 10 in Cave Junction. Learn about irrigation efficiency, system upgrades, energy assessments, and available incentives.
PIER Grants: Second Round of $15,000 Grants Now Open for Jackson County Small Businesses
Read more: PIER Grants: Second Round of $15,000 Grants Now Open for Jackson County Small BusinessesThe second round of PIER Microenterprise Grants is now open for Jackson County small businesses impacted by the 2020 fires. Eligible businesses with five or fewer employees can apply for up to $15,000 in flexible funding. Apply by March 31, 2026.
Illinois River Accessible Water Access Project (R.A.M.P.) | Seasonal ADA River Access at Forks State Park
Read more: Illinois River Accessible Water Access Project (R.A.M.P.) | Seasonal ADA River Access at Forks State ParkThe Illinois River Accessible Water Access Project is a community-led initiative planning a seasonal, ADA-compliant river access at Forks State Park to expand inclusive recreation while protecting the river’s ecological environment.
FREE Carbon Monoxide Detectors for Qualifying Households in the Illinois Valley
Read more: FREE Carbon Monoxide Detectors for Qualifying Households in the Illinois ValleyCarbon monoxide risks increase during the winter months. Learn how homes using wood stoves can stay safe and how to access free CO monitors in the Illinois Valley.
