Galesburg Labor Day Parade back and better than ever
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Longest running Labor day parade will return in Galesburg
The Galesburg Labor Day parade returns at 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 6, in downtown Galesburg.
The Galesburg Trades and Labor Assembly is now looking for participants for its 129th annual labor day parade, after a quieter parade last year.
Last year’s parade came in the midst of the pandemic, and existed as a way to keep the long-running parade going for another year, despite a much smaller showing.
The assembly received a parade permit and then took just two vehicles with two groups from the start to the finish of the parade. They did not announce the parade ahead of time, and they filmed the parade for their Facebook page.
Retiring educators made rural school a home
AURORA After 32 years of leading the Airline School, teaching principal Andy Bryan is letting go. So is his wife Beth Bryan, who came to “The Airline” in 1989 as a newly minted special education teacher. Andy tagged along as an ed tech but knew the school, as it knew him, from a stint as a long-term substitute the year before.
“I’m an ed tech success story,” Andy laughed.
The love they feel for the school shone from both as they recalled the more than three decades spent there. With a pre-K through eighth-grade student population that hovers around 45 students, it is the quintessential small rural school. But the rural Airline School of 1989 isn’t the same as the one in 2021.