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Carmi City Council meeting agenda for Tuesday, October 3rd

AGENDA City of Carmi, Illinois City Council Meeting City Council Chambers, 225 East Main Street October 3, 2017, at 5:30 p.m. 1. Call to order by Mayor Pollard, Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance.2. Roll Call.3. Approve September 19, 2017, Council Meeting Minutes4. For council consideration, discussion and possible approval:a)... Read More.

SIC Hopes for Promised Funds to Expand Carmi Center

The Southeastern Illinois College Board of Trustees adopted the annual budget, discussed the extension site in Carmi, and learned about current enrollment during last week’s meeting. The board learned that enrollment at the David L. Stanley White County Center in Carmi is experiencing growth... Read More.
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Area 911 representatives host FCC chairman, other officials

Meeting last week with Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai (sixth from left) were (left to right) U.S. Rep. John Shimkus, Steve Galt (Gallatin County 911), Cindy Wagner (Randolph County 911), Doug Clark (Perry County 911), Crystal Gurley (Union County 911), Pai, Julie... Read More.
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2017 Corn Day Queen candidates

2017 Queen Candidate Olivia Bohleber is the daughter of Jeff and Paula Bohleber of Carmi. 2017 Queen Candidate Isabelle Bryant is the daughter of Brian and Sandra Bryant of Carmi. 2017 Queen Candidate Laney Cawthron is the daughter of Chris and Beth York... Read More.

2017 Corn Day King candidates

2017 King Candidate Gia Berekashvili is the son of Giorgi and Valarie Berekashvili of Carmi. 2017 King Candidate Cody Nausley is the son of Lex and Shannon Nausley of Carmi. 2017 King Candidate Kaden Carter is the son of Jason and Amber Carter... Read More.
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U.S. Supreme Court to Consider Union Fair-Share Case

Today the United States Supreme Court took an important first step toward ending the unconstitutional practice of dipping into the paychecks of hardworking State employees and forcing them to pay into the union coffers, even if they are not members of the union. “No person... Read More.