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White County Ambulance Service Interview with Adam Allen

Tuesday, August 28 by Jc Tinsley

Many would say the White County Ambulance Service is Coding. Educating yourself on how the service got to this point, who’s to blame, alternative funding options and more are all being discussed around dinner tables, community gatherings and rampant among social media. In the... Read More.

Grayville City Council Works Through 20 Item Agenda Monday Night

Tuesday, August 28 by Jc Tinsley

The City of Grayville is spending some money. In working through a nearly 20 item agenda Monday night, council members approved multiple uses of TIF funds and made progress on several other fronts. Commissioner David Jordan reported on his and Mayor Bisch’s visit with Albion... Read More.

Saturation Saturday Patrol

Friday, August 24 by Jc Tinsley

Carmi State Police will be out in full force tomorrow as part of a Saturation Saturday patrol. Cops will be focusing on removing impaired drivers from the road. The initiative is statewide in cooperation with Mothers Against Drunk Driving to raise awareness on the... Read More.

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Grayville Council to Work Through Long List of Agenda Items Monday

Friday, August 24 by Jc Tinsley

The City of Grayville has a long list of items to work on Monday at their City Council meeting. Adam Allen will represent the White County Ambulance Service and will kick off the meeting. Sheila Cooper is once again expected to address council and... Read More.

White County Unemployment Among Lowest in Region at 4 Percent

Friday, August 24 by Jc Tinsley

The unemployment rate continues to fall according to the latest report from the Illinois Department of Employment Security. Director Jeff Mays says the unemployment rate is down to near record lows across the state. Looking closer at southern Illinois, area employers advertised for about... Read More.

Sixth Day Figures Released by Unit 5 Schools

Friday, August 24 by Jc Tinsley

Sixth Day Figures have been released by the Unit 5 School District. Enrollment is at 1,345 for the district this year. That’s an increase of 3 students from last year. Since the district began keeping 6th day enrollment figures in 2006, the largest enrollment... Read More.

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McLeansboro Council Struggles Through Special Meeting to Make Progress Thursday

Friday, August 24 by Jc Tinsley

The McLeansboro City Council came together for a lively, if difficult and sometimes struggled through a special meeting Thursday afternoon. Last week, despite thorough diligence and legwork put in by Deep South operator Adam Little to gain public approval from neighbors surrounding his popular... Read More.

White County Ambulance Service Interview Preview

Friday, August 24 by Jc Tinsley

News of the White County Ambulance’s downgrade swept across social media yesterday and discussions regarding the proposed public safety tax have gotten heated as we inch closer to Election Day. White County Ambulance Service Director Adam Allen and I visited Thursday afternoon for a... Read More.

Hit and Run Reported to Carmi Police

Friday, August 24 by Jc Tinsley

A Carmi woman must be aggravated following a hit and run she reported to Police officials this week. Amy Short of 10th Street alleges she was stopped for a stop sign at the corner of 4th and Stewart when she was rear ended by... Read More.

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Water Leak Found; Boil Order Issued – Another Lifted

Thursday, August 23 by Jc Tinsley

The Gallatin White Water District found their leak about 2pm yesterday afternoon and once other utility lines were marked, repairs were made. The service was pushing water to the Herald area and south of there in the 6 o’clock hour last night. A spokeswoman... Read More.

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