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City Council Considers Illinois Municipal Electric Agency Partnership Moving Forward

Wednesday, January 22 by Jc Tinsley

It was a long meeting for Carmi City Council Tuesday night. Nearly an hour and 15 minutes of the hour and a half gathering was dedicated to hearing from President and CEO of the Illinois Municipal Electric Agency, Kevin Gaden and VP of Government... Read More.

Open Line ON DEMAND – White Co CEO 2025

Wednesday, January 22 by Jc Tinsley

WROY/WRUL's Jc Tinsley catches up with the White County CEO 2025 class in advance of their class business, Decades Trivia scheduled for this Saturday, January 25th. We visit primarily with this year's Chief Executive Officer Ava Shiever and Chief Financial Officer Alexa Knight along... Read More.

Carmi Police Arrest Two over Holiday Weekend

Tuesday, January 21 by Jc Tinsley

It was a long holiday weekend in jail for a Carmi man arrested Friday night. 31-year-old Cody Smith of Seventh Street spent the weekend behind bars after Carmi Police descended on the Carmi VFW just after 5pm Friday in response to a physical altercation... Read More.

Open Line ON DEMAND – White County Cheering for a Cure 2025

Friday, January 17 by Jc Tinsley

White County Cheering for a Cure could eclipse $300,000 raised since its inception this Saturday. Last year alone, the group raised over $50,000 and those funds go directly back to individuals who are battling cancer. Lacey Moore and Amy Rice sit down with Jc... Read More.

White County Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign Raises Nearly $25,000

Friday, January 17 by Jc Tinsley

If you visited Wal Mart in Carmi during the shopping season and dropped some coin or paper money in the red kettle, give yourself a pat on the back. You helped raise nearly $25,000 during the Red Kettle Campaign. The Salvation Army in White... Read More.

Moore, Rice Heading into 12th Year of Cheering for a Cure

Thursday, January 16 by Jc Tinsley

Now heading into it’s 12th competition in 14 years, White County Cheering for a Cure has raised more than $265,000 to assist those fighting cancer. Last year alone, the non-profit pulled in more than $50,000. Lacey Moore and Amy Rice will embark on another... Read More.

Bond Issue Will Force at least a Year Delay in Asbestos Abatement at NCOE

Thursday, January 16 by Jc Tinsley

NCOE students and teachers are back in session after an extended Christmas break due to ice and snow packed secondary roads. The school board did gatherWednesday night and administrators said about 90% of the roads bus drivers negotiate were in ok shape. Only a... Read More.

Carmi Man Arrested Early Thursday on Michigan Warrant

Thursday, January 16 by Jc Tinsley

A Carmi man is behind bars following his arrest early Thursday morning. Carmi Police pulled over 33-year-old Michael Burch in the First Baptist Church lot just before a quarter till 3am. He was subsequently arrested on a Michigan arrest warrant that appears to date... Read More.

Open Line ON DEMAND – Safe Families for Children

Wednesday, January 15 by Jc Tinsley

Safe Families for Children has been around two decades and seeks to bring the church and community together to keep children safe and families together. Safe Families for Children is rooted in faith, fueled by radical hospitality, disruptive generosity, and intentional compassion, to build... Read More.

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Grayville to Make Technology Upgrades, Considering Utility Deposits

Tuesday, January 14 by Jc Tinsley

Grayville leaders convened for their first gathering of 2025 Monday evening and it was “déjà vu all over again”. Among the items on the agenda were two the council approved at their last meeting of 2024, a meeting held on the morning of Friday,... Read More.