Bureau County Chorus, Princeton Community Band to perform free Christmas concert Dec. 6 – Shaw Local


(File photo) Princeton Community Band will join Bureau County Chorus for a performance on Dec. 6 at Evangelical Covenant Church in Princeton
The Bureau County Chorus and the Princeton Community Band will perform a joint Christmas concert at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Community Life Center at Evangelical Covenant Church in Princeton.
This is a new location for the free event.
The Bureau County Chorus, directed by Megan Olson with accompanist Charlie Gebeck, will perform Christmas selections including “Jingle Bells,” “Il Est Né (He Is Born)” and “Silent Night.”
The Princeton Community Band, under director Ann MB Lusher, will play holiday music including “Celtic Holy Night,” “The Polar Express” and “Silver Bells.”
Both groups will conclude the concert with a combined performance of “Holiday Sing-Along.”
Donations will be accepted for both ensembles. The Princeton Community Band is a nonprofit organization.
Evangelical Covenant Church is located at 24 N. Main St.
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Dancers performe during the Our Lady of Guadalupe vigil Chichimeca dance on Thursday, Dec. 12, 2025 at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in La Salle. The Chichimeca dance is a vibrant, Indigenous-rooted devotional tradition where dancers (Danzantes) perform to honor the Virgin Mary's appearance to Juan Diego in 1531, symbolizing faith, hope, and cultural fusion, often involving elaborate costumes, feathers, and drumming, leading up to the main Feast Day on December 12th, with celebrations happening globally in parishes.
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Authorities identify body found in July as 27-year-old Princeton man – WQAD


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PRINCETON, Ill. — The body of a man found dead in Princeton in July has been identified.
On July 11, law enforcement was dispatched to the 800 block of West Peru Street after receiving a report of a deceased person. A man’s body was found inside the location. Due to the body’s condition, an immediate identification was not possible. 
After the body was recovered, it was sent to the Illinois State Police Division of Forensic Sciences for DNA analysis. The lab sent a report to local authorities on Nov. 21, positively identifying the body as 27-year-old Austin Rossler of Princeton.
An autopsy was performed on July 14 at the McLean County Coroner’s Office in Bloomington. Authorities said the results showed no evidence of foul play. No signs of trauma were found. 
“The coroner’s office would like to thank the Princeton Police Department, Princeton Fire Department and Illinois State Police for their assistance in this investigation,” Bureau County Coroner Kurt Workman said in a statement. “Our thoughts and prayers go out to Austin’s family and friends.”

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