
Rich Egger
Rich is the News Director at Tri States Public Radio. Rich grew up in the northwest suburbs of Chicago but now calls Macomb home. Rich has a B.A in Communication Studies with an Emphasis on Radio, TV, and Film from Northern Illinois University. Rich came to love radio in high school where he developed his “news nerdiness” as he calls it. Rich’s high school had a radio station called WFVH, which he worked at for a couple years. In college, Rich worked at campus station WKDI for three years, spinning tunes and serving at various times as General Manager, Music Director and Operations Manager. Before being hired as Tri States Public Radio’s news director in 1998, Rich worked professionally in news at WRMN-AM/WJKL-FM in Elgin and WJBC-AM in Bloomington. In Rich’s leisure time he loves music, books, cross-country skiing, rooting for the Cubs and Blackhawks, and baking sugar frosted chocolate bombs. His future plans include “getting some tacos.”
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Lisa Holder White is the newest member of the Illinois Supreme Court. She was sworn in nearly one year ago.
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The situation with Gannett is not unique to Macomb.
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New Philadelphia in western Illinois was the first town in the nation founded, platted, and legally registered by an African American.
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Unforgettable Forgottonia bought a 1939 edition of The Landlord’s Game early this year for a bit more than $1,000.
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The company planning to build a 1,300-mile carbon capture pipeline system through five states, including Illinois and Iowa, will hold informational...
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Representatives from Macomb, Galesburg, and Quincy got together along with Amtrak officials to celebrate a half-century of Amtrak service through...
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The Galesburg Civic Art Center is now known as the Galesburg Community Arts Center, and it has moved a few blocks down East Main Street to the corner of...
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On a sunny and warm late summer afternoon, Kelley Quinn of Macomb unveiled her latest piece of art. Her canvas is a vintage 1939 Farmall H tractor. It...
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Dr. Andy McGadney said he was prepared to "hit the ground running" when he took over as Knox College's 20 th president on July 1.
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Congressman Darin LaHood (R-IL) said COVID-19 vaccination rates remain low in many rural parts of his district. He said he does not know why rural...