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Shimkus: Farmers Want Trade

Thursday, July 25 by Jc Tinsley

As trade talks dredge on, Illinois’ senior Republican House member says farmers in his district are pushing for the federal government to move on a deal with Mexico and Canada, but he suspects politics are getting in the way. The agricultural community has been pushing... Read More.

Road Work from Albion to Grayville Set to Begin Monday

Thursday, July 25 by Jc Tinsley

Roadwork is set to begin Monday to rebuild the highway (not just resurface) from Albion (the William Nobbe dealership) to Route 1 in Grayville. Crews will be doing extensive structural repair, drainage work, and replacing 3 culverts. Additionally, 2.5 foot safety shoulders will be... Read More.

Shawneetown Man Says Shooter(s) Endangering Him While Working in White County

Thursday, July 25 by Jc Tinsley

A Shawneetown man who’s cutting timber has made a plea on facebook hoping to let folks in the area who may be shooting rifles to be careful. Adam Patton says he’s cutting timber near Hale Body Shop and Cutchin Farm and yesterday they not... Read More.

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Three Area Residents Sentenced in White County Court

Thursday, July 25 by Jc Tinsley

3 area residents learned their sentences in White County court recently. 51 year old Grayville resident Bryan P. Hensley has been convicted of a class 2 felony for possession of meth with intent to deliver. He’ll spend 3 years behind bars followed by 2 years... Read More.

State Representative Bailey Weighs in on Immigration

Wednesday, July 24 by Jc Tinsley

There’s differing opinions on the messages being sent to migrants with two bills signed Tuesday in Chicago by Gov. J.B. Pritkzer. One measure Pritzker signed in Chicago Tuesday, House Bill 836, doubles the time allowed for short-term guardianship to two years for children whose parents... Read More.

Application Deadline Approaching for the Governor’s Hometown Awards

Wednesday, July 24 by Jc Tinsley

The Serve Illinois Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service (Serve Illinois) is now accepting applications for the Governor’s Hometown Awards (GHTA) program. GHTA gives formal recognition to those who contributed to projects that improved their community’s quality of life. These projects, sponsored by local... Read More.

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Speed Awareness Day; Slow Down or Get Pulled Over

Wednesday, July 24 by Jc Tinsley

Today is Speed Awareness Day. Illinois State Police and other law enforcement agencies will be on Illinois roads aggressively enforcing speed limits. The goal is to reduce the number of crashes and fatalities police say is caused by speeding. ISP says in 2017, 42... Read More.

New Firefighter Training Aims to Make it Easier for Those Looking to Get into the Profession

Wednesday, July 24 by Jc Tinsley

A new course to become a firefighter in Illinois could make it easier for those looking to get into the profession. The office of the Illinois Fire Marshal said a new blended training program will allow firefighters to learn the classroom stuff online at... Read More.

Chandler Indiana Man Hides from Law Enforcement Under a Blanket; ;Unsuccessful

Wednesday, July 24 by Jc Tinsley

A blankie won’t save you from law enforcement when you’ve broken the law. 31 year old Logan Fisk of Chandler, Indiana learned that lesson the hard way Tuesday afternoon. Carmi Police and County Sheriff’s deputies responded to an apartment at 106 East Robinson around... Read More.

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Beck Street Carmi Woman Jailed on Numerous Charges Monday Afternoon

Tuesday, July 23 by Jc Tinsley

A former Harrisburg resident, 31 year old Danelle Carter now of Beck Street in Carmi is behind bars following her arrest Monday afternoon. Around a quarter before 3pm Monday, Carmi Police stopped Carter near her residence. The officer found her driving with a suspended... Read More.

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