Board of Review: Day Two Features McArthy’s Enfield Property and Two Grayville Businesses Vying for Appeal

Thursday, June 27 by Jc Tinsley

The final day of Board of Review hearings on property taxes is in the books and property owners are no doubt anxiously awaiting written responses. The Board of Review made up of Ron Wooten, Jim Taylor, and Michael Brown couldn’t give a solid date... Read More.

Stubblefield Resigns as Lady Dogs Skipper

Thursday, June 27 by Cole Carter

2024 was a memorable season for head coach Kaylea Stubblefield and the Carmi-White County Lady Bulldogs softball team.A season that featured a conference championship, their first regional championship since 2016, and a nail-biting loss to the eventual state champions in the sectional semifinal.2024 was... Read More.

New Deputy Assessor Hired and Budget Approved at Township Meeting

Thursday, June 27 by Nicole Behnke

Amy Wilson's appointment as the Deputy Assessor for Carmi Township, a significant decision made at the monthly meeting, was announced. “We added a line item that added $3,000 for that position. We did check with Springfield on that and approved.” Wilson will only be working part-time,... Read More.

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Open Line – St Jude Annual Golf Scramble

Thursday, June 27 by Jc Tinsley

The 8th St. Jude Annual Charity Golf Scramble comes to the Carmi Country Club on Saturday, July 13th. On this episode, Jc sits down with Mike Sweeney to talk Team Sween including his very personal story of why he's involved. It's a 15 minute... Read More.

Hamilton Memorial Hospital Announces Interim Chief Nursing Officer

Wednesday, June 26 by Nicole Behnke

(McLeansboro, IL) – Hamilton Memorial Hospital District (HMHD) is pleased to announce Jenee Wilson, Registered Nurse (RN) has accepted the role of Interim Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) effective August 1, 2024.Wilson joined Hamilton Memorial in 2017 as an RN in the Emergency Department. She... Read More.

Hires, Retirement, Resignations, and Reassignments for CWC Unit #5

Wednesday, June 26 by Nicole Behnke

During the closed session at Monday night's Carmi-White County School Board meeting, the board accepted a handful of new hires, along with reassignments, resignations and one retirement.The retirement was for Mark Renshaw as the Brownsville Attendance Center Custodian.Resignations consisted of: Eric Dixon as the... Read More.

Open Line ON DEMAND – Type I Diabetes Golf Scramble with Amanda and Bentley Nelson

Wednesday, June 26 by Jc Tinsley

In this episode of Open Line, Jc sits down with Amanda Nelson and her son Bentley ahead of the 5th annual Type I Diabetes Golf Scramble coming to the Carmi Country Club on July 20th. Learn more about Bentley's personal journey with Type I,... Read More.

Ewing Surrenders to Authorities on 2022 Warrant

Wednesday, June 26 by Jc Tinsley

A Fairfield man is out on bond after turning himself in Tuesday morning. 36-year-old Nickolas Ewing turned himself in at the Carmi Police Department just before 11:30am. He was wanted on a warrant that dates back to charges he picked up in August of... Read More.

Carmi License Branch to Stay in Carmi; Moving to SIC Campus

Tuesday, June 25 by Jc Tinsley

State Representative Dave Severin confirms that the Carmi License Branch will remain in Carmi. It’s moving though. WROY/WRUL News talked with the legislator Tuesday afternoon and he says the branch will be open at it’s Oak Street location for the final day on Wednesday. ... Read More.

CWC School Board Talks Budget and Incident Involving Illinois State Board of Education

Tuesday, June 25 by Nicole Behnke

A marathon session of the Carmi White County School Board was held Monday night. Instead of the highlight being the passing of the Fiscal Year 2025 budget, it became about an incident involving a child being punished by being given a “time-out” in a... Read More.

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Board of Review: Day Two Features McArthy’s Enfield Property and Two Grayville Businesses Vying for Appeal