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White County Continues to Outpace State in Oil Production

Monday, February 21 by Jc Tinsley

A new report from the Illinois Petroleum Board shows White County continues to pump massive amounts of oil from the ground, more than the next 3 counties combined. The annual report from the IPRB shows White County produced more than 2 million barrels for... Read More.

Nolan Sentenced Following Criminal Sexual Assault of a Family Member Conviction

Friday, February 18 by Jc Tinsley

An Enfield man will spend up to the next 5 and a half years behind bars following his sentencing Thursday afternoon. State’s Attorney Denton Aud says the contested sentencing hearing lasted a few hours. 36 year old Matthew J. Nolan was convicted of a... Read More.

Minor to Moderate Flooding Expected in Regional Rivers Over Next Week

Thursday, February 17 by Jc Tinsley

Rivers in the region are forecast to swell beyond their banks in the coming days. As of now, some minor to moderate flooding is expected though that could be revised. As of Thursday afternoon, the Little Wabash River at Carmi sat at 19.1 feet,... Read More.

White County Government – Checkpoint on Petitions Ahead of March Deadline

Thursday, February 17 by Jc Tinsley

A White County Board that has been under fire for years could potentially see some new faces depending on how this year’s election goes. With only weeks left before petitions are due to be turned in, some races are shaping up ahead of the... Read More.

Fire Claims the Life of Man in Home Blaze on Herald Blacktop Wednesday Morning

Wednesday, February 16 by Jc Tinsley

An early morning rural home fire on Herald Blacktop has the claimed the life of a man. Fire officials say it was before 7am when they were dispatched to an area near 625 County Road 1050 East (Herald Blacktop). Witness reports called the fire... Read More.

Carmi City Council Discusses Bonds and Policies

Wednesday, February 16 by Jc Tinsley

The Carmi City Council held a public hearing along with the second meeting of the month on February 15th, 2022.During the public hearing concerning the intent of the City to refinance bonds, Keith Botsch said that every 10 years they reevaluate the bonds and... Read More.

Grayville Police Officer Resigns; Council Shoots Down Zoning Permit for Camper as Temporary Residence

Tuesday, February 15 by Jc Tinsley

Submitted for TOC News courtesy of Jeremy SmithThe Grayville City Council met in regular session Monday night. After approval of the consent agenda the Treasurer reported $1,792,619.57 in the restricted account, $934,262.30 in the investment account, and $319,083.41 in cash available for operations, for... Read More.

Open Line ON DEMAND – Matthew Lloyd – February 14 2022

Monday, February 14 by Jc Tinsley

On this episode of Open Line ON DEMAND, Jc sits down with Wabash Christian Therapy Program Director Matthew Lloyd. Find out what brought Lloyd to the region, how he got into therapy, and learn more about the programs WCV offers as well as what... Read More.

Open Line ON DEMAND – Carmi Chamber of Commerce Member of the Month – February 2022

Friday, February 11 by Jc Tinsley

Lacey Harms swings by representing the Carmi Chamber of Commerce. She's joined by Melissa Webb of the Chamber's Member of the Month, Wabash Christian Village as well as resident Deloris. Listen in for more... WROY/WRUL Radio... Read More.

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Open Line ON DEMAND with Wabash Christian Village Infection Preventionist Megan Vaughan

Wednesday, February 9 by Jc Tinsley

In this episode of Open Line, Jc sits down with Megan Vaughan, Infection Preventionist for Wabash Christian Village. She talks antibiotic stewardship, vaccines, and how WCV is working to keep residents, their families, and staff safe and well. Read More.