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Maier Talks Retirement While Graves Comments on Appointment

Tuesday, January 26 by Jc Tinsley

After 42 years in law enforcement, 39 with White County and 18 as the Sheriff, Doug Maier says it’s time to retire. Sheriff Maier spent his first 3 years in law enforcement in Wabash County before serving 21 years as a White County Deputy. ... Read More.

Open Line ON DEMAND – Hamilton County Bi-Centennial with Andy Rubenacker

Monday, January 25 by Jc Tinsley

In this Open Line On Demand, Jc Tinsley sits down with Hamilton County Bi-Centennial Co-chair Andy Rubenacker. The committee will kick off the year long celebration with proclamation signing with Hamilton County Board Chairman John Chapman, McLeansboro Mayor Dick Deitz, and Hamilton County village... Read More.

Representative Patrick Windhorst Speaks Out Against Criminal Justice Reform Bill

Thursday, January 14 by Jc Tinsley

Illinois House Democrats passed a massive criminal justice overhaul bill in the waning moments of the 101st General Assembly Wednesday. Amendment 2 to House Bill 3653 passed by a slim margin of 60-50 votes after only being compiled in the middle of the night.The... Read More.

Egyptian Health Department To Begin Accepting Appointments for CoViD-19 Vaccine

Tuesday, January 12 by Jc Tinsley

On Monday, January 18, 2021, Egyptian Health Department will begin to accept appointments to give COVID-19 vaccines to individuals that live or work in Saline, Gallatin and White Counties that are Phase 1B.If you meet the criteria listed on the graphic below, please call... Read More.

Road Closure Upcoming Wednesday

Tuesday, January 12 by Jc Tinsley

Falcon Avenue will be closed between Taco Factory and Taylor Eye Care on Wednesday, January 13 from 8am-3pm for the purpose of replacing a manhole. Taco Factory should be accessed from Industrial Drive. Taylor Eye Care should be accessed from Commerce Street.

Grayville City Council Recap – 1/11/21

Tuesday, January 12 by Jc Tinsley

Story courtesy of Jeremy Smith for TOC NewsThe Grayville City Council met in regular session Monday night; Commissioner James was not in attendance.The meeting started with the announcement of a change to the consent agenda. Due to the Police Department not yet being in... Read More.

Theft and Warrants and Burglary…OH MY – White County Sheriff’s Weekend Report

Monday, January 11 by Jc Tinsley

A Henderson, Kentucky woman and a Pocahontas, Illinois man reported damages to homes they own in Crossville over the weekend. The White County Sheriff’s Department says they were first called on Friday afternoon by Edwin Potter of Bond County, Illinois. The report indicates Potter... Read More.

HB 163 Gains Strong Reactions from Local Law Enforcement and State’s Attorneys

Monday, January 11 by Jc Tinsley

Chokeholds and cash bail would be relegated to the past, and better police training and statewide use of officer body cameras are part of the present and future under a criminal justice package to be debated during the lame duck session of the Illinois... Read More.

Crossville Man Served Warrant; Makes Things Worse By Running

Friday, January 8 by Jc Tinsley

White Count Sheriff say at approximately 10:00 am Friday morning, Sgt. Craig Poole went to 301 First Street, Crossville to serve an arrest warrant issued for Joshua C. Pollard. Upon arrival 3 individuals ran out the back door of the residence and a foot... Read More.

Area Students Make Fall Presidents Lists at Southeastern Illinois College

Friday, January 8 by Jc Tinsley

Southeastern Illinois College has announced the President’s and Vice President’s lists for the fall 2020 semester. To be eligible for the President’s and Vice President’s lists, students must take a minimum of six credit hours in the summer and 12 credit hours during the... Read More.