Millford Winnebago Oregon Pecatonica Polo Poplar Grove Rochelle Roscoe Rockton South Beloit Stillman Valley Timberlane Sister cities Rockford's sister cities are: Brovary, Ukraine (1995) Changzhou, China (1999) Borgholm, Sweden (2002) Cluj-Napoca, Romania (2005) Ferentino, Italy (2006) Tokmok, Kyrgyzstan (2006) Taszár, Hungary (2007) Lidköping and Skaraborg County in Sweden have the Industrial Partnership Agreement with Rockford. The two regions work together with growing locally by working globally. Media Rockford is the 161st largest radio market in the United States. It is ranked 136th by Nielsen Media Research for the 2015-2016 television season with 170,140 television households. The area is served by over 15 commercial radio stations, over 5 non-commercial radio stations, 2 low power FM radio stations, 5 TV stations and 1 daily newspaper. See also Irish Marching Society Winnebago County War Memorial Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps Rockford Pro-Am Golf Tournament Rockford Symphony Orchestra Harlem Park amusement park and Chautauqua site 1891-1928 References Further reading Hillary, Michael Lee. Religion, immigrant churches, and community in an industrializing city: Swedish Protestants in Rockford, Illinois, 1854–1925 (PhD dissertation, Columbia University; ProQuest Dissertations Publishing, 2005. 3151265). Sutrina, Katie. "The 'Rosies' of Rockford: Working Women in Two Rockford Companies in the Depression and World War II Eras," Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, 102 (Fall–Winter 2009), 402–28. External links Rockford Area Convention & Visitors Bureau 1834 establishments in Illinois Cities in Illinois Cities in Winnebago County, Illinois County seats in Illinois Populated places established in 1834 Rockford metropolitan area, Illinois Majority-minority cities and towns in Winnebago County, Illinois