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Carmi man arrested on Saline Co warrant Tuesday

Wednesday, August 30 by Jc Tinsley

Carmi Police arrested 34 year old Randall Flowers of Carmi Tuesday evening on a Saline County warrant for failure to appear on a charge of driving on a suspended license. Flowers was seen walking on Oak Street at 6:44 pm and was taken... Read More.

Closure Planned for S.R. 165 in Posey County on September 5

Tuesday, August 29 by Jc Tinsley

The Indiana Department of Transportation announced today that a small structure replacement is scheduled for S.R. 165 in Posey County. S.R. 165 is expected to close on or after Tuesday, September 5, weather permitting. S.R. 165 is expected to reopen to traffic by the... Read More.

Carmi Police and Fire Departments investigating possible arson after Monday fire

Tuesday, August 29 by Jc Tinsley

The Carmi Police and Fire Departments were dispatched to a residential fire Monday morning at 611 Second Street. When police arrived, officers began to speak with neighbors and bystanders and learned of a fight that had taken place shortly before the fire was... Read More.

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MCPD arrest report 8/28-8/29

Tuesday, August 29 by Jc Tinsley

The following individuals were arrested by the Mt. Carmel Police Department. All subjects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. 08/29/2017-Mt. Carmel Police arrested 23 year old Mark A. Wagner of Mt. Carmel after police were called to his residence at... Read More.

SIC Names Alli Armstrong Head Archery Coach

Tuesday, August 29 by Jc Tinsley

Two time national collegiate champion and academic All-American, Alli Armstrong is now behind the wheel of Southeastern Illinois College’s nationally ranked archery team. As head coach of the team, Armstrong takes over from Archie Blair, who led the Archery Falcons through its first five... Read More.

Statement from Speaker Madigan on education funding reform bill passage

Tuesday, August 29 by Jc Tinsley

House Speaker Michael J. Madigan issued the following statement Monday: “Today we saw compromise. Instead of pitting children and communities against each other, Democrats and Republicans came to an agreement on much of what’s in this bill. And even where we don’t fully agree, we’re... Read More.

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Grayville acquires another property for clean-up

Tuesday, August 29 by Jc Tinsley

The Grayville City Council met for their second meeting of August Monday night. Unanimous approval was given for the City to acquire property at 413 N. State Road in exchange for a $102.68 payment on 2016 taxes. Mayor Joe Bisch stated that the City... Read More.

Classes Still Available Through SIC’s Mini-Semester

Tuesday, August 29 by Jc Tinsley

Though the fall semester is underway, there are still opportunities to get involved in classes at Southeastern Illinois College. SIC offers a variety of classes through a mini-semester. These classes take place over an eight-week period. Mini-semester courses are available in a wide array of... Read More.

New Unemployment Insurance Process to Streamline Tax Experience for Illinois Employers

Tuesday, August 29 by Jc Tinsley

Beginning September 11, the Illinois Department of Revenue’s MyTax Illinois will become Illinois employers’ most convenient option for filing unemployment insurance monthly wage reports, quarterly unemployment insurance reports, and for making contribution payments. The transition is a joint effort between... Read More.

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Gov. Rauner signs TRUST Act

Tuesday, August 29 by Jc Tinsley

Gov. Bruce Rauner today signed Senate Bill 31 – the TRUST Act – which will continue Illinois’ history of welcoming immigrants and help law enforcement focus on stopping violent crime and protecting Illinois residents. “Illinois has been welcoming of immigrants for a long time, and... Read More.

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