May 31 marked the end of fiscal year 2009 for Hammond-Henry Hospital and hospital board members learned at their June meeting that financial performance at the hospital, especially during the last three months of the year, was very positive.

Like in the fall and winter months, the city of Geneseo is well represented at the collegiate level during the spring with athletes playing and competing at all different levels, from junior college to Division I.

Ryan Brown, who led Annawan to a fourth-place finish in the Class 1A boys state basketball tournament last season, is leaving the Braves to accept the head coaching position at Sterling High School.

The Summit Running Club hosted by Hammond-Henry Hospital is back for another year, but with a few new training techniques to get local runners in shape for area races.

Donna Kellums of Colona isn’t much of a “recipe follower,” but if she thinks something sounds good, she will probably try making it on her own. “I usually cook with the ingredients I have around the house,” she said.

The Maple City 4 Race also offered youth runners the opportunity to show how fast they were with quarter mile and mile races on the Geneseo High School track.