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Open Line ON DEMAND – Todd Atteberry Previews Spirits with Spirits Presentation

Friday, November 3 by Jc Tinsley

Coming up on Friday, November 10th at the Carmi Elks Lodge, Atteberry will host Spirits with Spirits, a conversation on ghosts, witches, and strange occurences in and around the Carmi area. In this episode of Open Line, Todd previews some of the topics he'll... Read More.

Shawneetown Regional Port Revitalization Project Moving Forward with $10 Million Grant

Friday, November 3 by Jc Tinsley

The Shawneetown Port is getting a massive cash boost through the US government. Announced Friday, The Shawneetown Regional Port Revitalization Project is the recipient of a $10.12 million dollar grant. The project includes the design and construction of a roughly 1.25 mile access road... Read More.

Local Sports Recap – November 3, 2023

Friday, November 3 by Cole Carter

Best of luck to Chris Lucas and the Carmi-White County Lady Bulldogs as they travel to Robinson to take on Champaign Thomas More for the IHSA 2A Super Sectional. It marks the first time Carmi has ever played in a Super Sectional, and a win... Read More.

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Introducing the White County Economic Development Committee

Thursday, November 2 by Jc Tinsley

A self-described think tank, the White County Economic Development Committee has positioned itself as a group of community members who want to see the community grow and prosper. Dr. Clint Taylor, one of the founding members talked more about the group, it’s mission, and... Read More.

Confirmed: Wabash Christian’s Skilled Nursing Facility Sold to WLC Management

Thursday, November 2 by Jc Tinsley

It’s confirmed. Wabash Christian Village has sold. Christian Horizons, through a press release received Thursday morning by WROY/WRUL News, confirmed they have sold the Wabash Christian Village-Skilled Nursing Program. The date of transfer will be effective December 1st. That’s the date WLC Management will take over. Kate Bertram, Christian... Read More.

Open Line ON DEMAND – Albion Area Chamber of Commerce

Thursday, November 2 by Jc Tinsley

Tune in for the latest happenings with the Albion Area Chamber of Commerce as Jc sits down with the AACoC President. The pair talk Christmas plans, the chamber's annual banquet, eclipse festivities and much more. WROY/WRUL... Read More.

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About Three Quarters of Taxes Collected Ahead of Final Installment Date in White County According to Treasurer

Thursday, November 2 by Jc Tinsley

If you haven’t yet paid your property taxes, you’re down to about two weeks to get that wrapped up. White County Treasurer Mike Baxley says nearly ¾ of the money is in. He says his office made the first distribution to taxing bodies on... Read More.

Only One Race Contested so far in White County for March 2024 Primary

Thursday, November 2 by Jc Tinsley

The Illinois primary is still more than 4 months away, but the deadline to file is coming up in December. As of today, there’s only one race that will be contested locally in that spring primary where challenger John Stockton has indicated he’ll run... Read More.

Carmi Officials Alerting Residents of Trash Service Changes for Thanksgiving Week

Thursday, November 2 by Jc Tinsley

The City of Carmi is alerting residents of the trash schedule for the week of Thanksgiving. Officials say Bulldog Systems will run it’s regular schedule Tuesday and Wednesday, November 21st and 22nd. There will be no trash service on the holiday itself Thursday, November... Read More.

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Carmi City Council to Gather Tuesday for Busy but Mostly Procedural Meeting

Thursday, November 2 by Jc Tinsley

Carmi City Council will have a busy but mostly procedural meeting when they gather for their first of two November meetings on Tuesday, November 7th. Pay requests surrounding infrastructure improvements are on the agenda. Additionally, Mayor Jeff Pollard will ask council for authorization to... Read More.

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