Rise in CoViD Cases Forcing Hamilton County Schools to Cancel Sports and Adopt “Adaptive Pause” Schooling

Wednesday, September 1 by Jc Tinsley

Another big number from the Egyptian Health Department, but lower for White County. 17 residents from White County have been diagnosed according to the most recent report, only 2 of them school age. Gallatin County added 3 new cases and Saline County has added... Read More.

White County Crops Look to Be in Great Shape Following Annual Crop Tour

Wednesday, September 1 by Jc Tinsley

White County crops are in great shape. That’s what we learned from yesterday’s White County Crop Tour. The potential yield for the corn crop could make it a record year, according to Bryce Williams, the Bureau president. The average estimated corn yield for White... Read More.

Carmi Trash Pick Up Schedule Altered for Labor Day Holiday

Wednesday, September 1 by Jc Tinsley

Labor Day is Monday. Hopefully, you get a break from work. Your trashmen are certainly taking the day off. The City of Carmi has announced that Republic will not be picking up residential trash on Monday. That will push everyone’s regular date for pickup... Read More.

Carmi White County Sports Report – September 1st

Wednesday, September 1 by Jc Tinsley

The Carmi-White County Boys and Girls golf match that was cancelled Monday has been rescheduled. The Bulldogs will hit the links to host the Spartans on Friday, September 9th. Tee off is scheduled for 4pm. The Hamilton County Foxes JV Football team topped Carmi-White County... Read More.

Spence, Gray, Skaggs, and Austin Take First Place at Wabash Christian Village Golf Scramble

Tuesday, August 31 by Jc Tinsley

On August 27th, Wabash Christian Village (WBCV) hosted their 7th annual Golf Scramble at Carmi Country Club with 19 teams participating. 90֯ temperatures did not keep the golfers from getting out to enjoy the beautiful course. Norris City Methodist Church took first place with... Read More.

CoViD-19 Update from Egyptian Health Department

Monday, August 30 by Jc Tinsley

Twenty one new cases of CoViD-19…those, the latest numbers from the Egyptian Health Department for White County. The report came out Friday and included 3 children under the age of 10 plus 9 teenagers. Gallatin County added 8 new cases on Friday afternoon and... Read More.

Full Coverage from Carmi White County’s Week 1 Football Win over Hamilton County

Monday, August 30 by Jc Tinsley

The Carmi White County Bulldog football team is 1-0 after handing Coach Jason Craig and the Hamilton County Foxes a loss to kick off the 2021 football campaign. The Foxes scored first, a 10 yard run by Clinton Rhodes followed by a 2 point... Read More.

Governor Pritzker Keeps Low Profile While Visiting White County

Monday, August 30 by Jc Tinsley

Governor J.B. Pritzker is interested in what’s going on and the concerns of southern and southeastern Illinois residents, according to at least one area farmer. We caught up with Patrick Scates of Scates Farms on Friday afternoon to discuss exactly why the Governor made... Read More.

Illinois State Police Handle Three Single Unit Crashes Friday Through Sunday

Monday, August 30 by Jc Tinsley

A Saturday afternoon crash in Gallatin County has left an Eldorado woman bruised, but ok. Illinois State Police say the single vehicle accident happened around a quarter before 1 and involved 21 year old Lacy Brown of Eldorado. The preliminary investigation suggests Brown was... Read More.

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Coach Cindy Colman’s Lady Bullpups now 9-2 after splitting Saturday Contests

Monday, August 30 by Jc Tinsley

Coach Cindy Colman’s Carmi White County Jr High Lady Bullpups fell in an early hole Saturday morning at Johnston City and never could catch up falling to Marion 5-1. The loss dropped the Lady Bullpups to 8-2 on the season and snapped a 6... Read More.

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