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Board Hires Twelve And Approves Five Volunteers For the 2022-2023 School Year

Tuesday, July 19 by WROY-WRUL News

Several new employees were hired during the Carmi White County School Board closed session on Monday night. Stacy Oliver was employed as the Head Cook at Brownsville Attendance Center for the 2022-2023 school year to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Vicky... Read More.

Carmi Township Board Approves Website

Friday, November 12 by WROY-WRUL News

Story courtesy of Mack KnightThe members of the Carmi Township committee made several decisions for the future of the town at the monthly Carmi township meeting held on November 9th.At the top of the agenda was the proposed approval for the future website. Ruth... Read More.

Grayville Council Approves Plan to Evict Vermin from New Police Station

Tuesday, July 27 by Jc Tinsley

Before Grayville Police will be able to effectively keep vermin off the streets, they’re going to have to get unwanted pests from their new department headquarters. Grayville Council voted to move forward with a proposal from Orkin which should further the remediation of pests... Read More.

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Enfield Village Board Approves Raises Among Other Business Tuesday Night

Wednesday, May 26 by Jc Tinsley

The Enfield Village Board met last night a week later than usual due to Mayor Tom Harbour attending his granddaughter’s graduation. Scott Mareing was there and has this report… Tom Harbour was sworn in a Village President, Deborah Stone was sworn in as Village Clerk, Ashlyn... Read More.

Grayville City Council Approves Police Chief for FMLA; Appoints Replacement…also hears from Unhappy Citizen Regarding Abandoned Property

Tuesday, May 25 by Jc Tinsley

Story courtesy of Jeremy Smith for TOC (The Original Company) News...The Grayville City Council met in regular session Monday night. The Treasurer’s Report shows $1,288,513.22 in the Restricted Account, $918,375.83 in the Investment Account, with the city having $218,126.76 in Cash on Hand for... Read More.

Carmi City Council Approves Livestock in City Limits Ordinance Amendment

Wednesday, May 19 by Jc Tinsley

After months of discussion, Carmi City Council has passed a new livestock limiting ordinance. It covers cattle, swine, horses and other hooved stock including pygmy or miniature varieties as well as a variety of fowl. Anyone found violating the provisions can be fined from... Read More.

IBHE BOARD APPROVES HIGHER EDUCATION BUDGET REQUEST FOCUSED ON EQUITY

Thursday, January 14 by WROY/WRUL Staff

SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Board of Higher Education today approved a fiscal year 2022 budget that increases funding to support its continuing efforts to help close equity gaps in higher education outcomes. The budget proposal is $2.141 billion and would reflect a 4.5 percent ($92... Read More.

Grayville School Board Unanimously Approves Tax Levy

Monday, January 11 by WROY/WRUL Staff

At the December regular meeting, the Grayville Community Unit School District #1 Board of Education unanimously approved the 2020-2021 Tax Levy, as presented by using the one percent tax to pay for the bond.During Administrative reports, Superintendent of Schools, Julie Harrelson extended her thanks... Read More.

SIC Board Gets Update on Carmi Expansion and Approves Retiree Incentives, Healthcare Increase, Tax Levy

Friday, December 4 by WROY/WRUL Staff

HARRISBURG, Ill. (Dec. 4, 2020) - The Southeastern Illinois College Board of Trustees met Tuesday, Dec. 1, in the Heritage Room on the Harrisburg campus to discuss action items and reports ranging from retiree incentives and health insurance to the Carmi expansion and intersession classes.In action... Read More.

Carmi-White County District #5 School Board Approves Return to School Plan

Tuesday, July 21 by WROY/WRUL Staff

A full house was in attendance at the Carmi White County School Board meeting last night at the Junior/Senior High School Cafeteria as they discussed the District’s return to school plan.First, President Andy Acord read a statement about the rules for holding the meeting. ... Read More.