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Macomb, IL is a small city of just over 19,000 people located in McDonough County, Illinois. It is known for its quiet atmosphere and is a popular destination for outdoor activities such as fishing, camping, canoeing and kayaking on the local Spoon River. Additionally, Macomb is home to several notable sites and attractions like the Macomb Municipal Band Shell (a local outdoor music venue), The Courthouse Square Historic District (containing 20 properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places) and the Italy-America Club (an Italian museum). Residents of Macomb enjoy access to quality schools, parks and recreational facilities, as well as a vibrant downtown area with many shops and restaurants. Reviews from those who have visited Macomb are very positive; they often comment on its friendly atmosphere and beautiful scenery. Visitors also appreciate the many activities available to them such as fishing, camping or visiting historical sites. With its ample natural beauty and rich cultural offerings, Macomb has something to offer everyone looking for an enjoyable daytrip or weekend getaway.
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IT could be better - 12/1/2021
I moved here in 2020. I have found services in this area to be lacking. Especially, handymen, and general house repairs. The town itself is safe, quiet. not much goes on. It really does not have any more of a drug problem than any other town. Social organizations are slow to help and do little. IT doesn't have a taxi service.
It is a clean town, most people seem to be polite and
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Macomb - Pros/Cons - 2/10/2008
Pros:
1. Low crime rate
2. Excellent school system
3. Low cost of living and housing
4. Affordable place to live
5. Home to Western Illinois University, a "Best in the Midwest" college as rated by Princeton Review
6. An overall good place to live
Cons:
1. Huge drug problem (but the police seem to be making progress)
2. WIU is a big party school (they're making progress alleviating that too)
3. The economy is dominated by WIU, so it's hard to find employment if you don't want to work
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