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Local Artisans to Exhibit Work at Carmi Library

Wednesday, April 24 by Jc Tinsley

Local artisans will have some of their wares on display at the Carmi Library April 29th – May 11th. Library Director Gayle Lane says purchases won’t be available at the library, but contact information will be provided in the event you see something that... Read More.

Assessor Asks for Assistance from Property Owners

Wednesday, April 24 by Jc Tinsley

Assessor Amy Short-Edwards has issued the following release:Attention All White County TaxpayersAmy Short-Edwards is the Township Assessor for all the townships in White County that consists of: Mill Shoals Township, Enfield Township, Indian Creek Township, Bt. Prairie Township, Carmi Township, Gray Township, Phillips Township,... Read More.

Grayville Sells Property, Issues Warning to Pet and Property Owners, Sets Swimming Pool Hours and Prices, and More

Tuesday, April 23 by Jc Tinsley

City Treasurer Sharon Walden says Grayville needs to tighten up spending as cash available is down to just over $50,000. We just had our bonds due; our water tower payment of $80 some odd thousand so we really need to watch…we won’t have any tax... Read More.

Open Line ON DEMAND – The Guardian Center Executive Director Talks Child Abuse Prevention Month

Tuesday, April 23 by Jc Tinsley

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and today, Jc sits down with 25 year Executive Director of Southeastern Illinois' Child Advocacy Center, The Guardian Center. Learn more about how the CAC came to be, the important role The Guardian Center fills, the signs to... Read More.

Colyer Coffee House in Albion Ravaged by Fire Saturday

Monday, April 22 by Jc Tinsley

The historic building that housed Colyer Coffee House in Albion was ravaged by fire Saturday. Officials say no one was inside or injured and while the inside is a total loss, firefighters were able to save the structure itself. Owners say they will be... Read More.

Nearly 5,000 Pounds of Pet Food Donated Thanks to Local Business Initiatives

Monday, April 22 by Jc Tinsley

Between Little Sprouts Learning Center, State Farm Agent Dave Matheny, and donations from a few other businesses, about 5,000 pounds of dog food has been donated to benefit at risk animals in White County. The businesses held incentivized fundraisers to help out the non-profit... Read More.

Open Line ON DEMAND – Wabash Christian Supportive Living

Friday, April 19 by Jc Tinsley

April 7th was World Health Day and nutrition and wellness are paramount as we age. Jc sits down with Tonia Lamont, Wellness Coordinator for WCSL to talk about maintaining or improving eating habits, staying and keeping well as we age. Listen in for more. Read More.

Serious Accident West of Grayville Thursday Afternoon Sends Two to Hospital

Thursday, April 18 by Jc Tinsley

A serious accident Thursday afternoon sent a man and a juvenile to a hospital by helicopter. According to authorities, the SUV the man was driving plowed head on into a tractor and implement west of Grayville on County Line Road near 300 East. Medical... Read More.

White County CEO Students Preview Annual Trade Show; Recap Year at Kiwanis Thursday

Thursday, April 18 by Jc Tinsley

The 8th year White County CEO Class is finalizing preparations for the annual Trade Show. Half of them attended the Carmi Kiwanis Club’s weekly meeting to talk about their experience in the program, answer questions, and talk a little about their individual businesses. Class... Read More.

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Open Line ON DEMAND – Waiting for Baby Bird Ministries

Thursday, April 18 by Jc Tinsley

April 21st kicks off National Infertility Awareness Week. Waiting for Baby Bird founder and President Elisha Kearns along with Vice President Lacey Harms join Jc for an important conversation surrounding the challenges of infertility and loss, but also the hope and encouragement the non-profit... Read More.