WROY & WRUL would like to congratulate the Carmi-White County High School Class of 2025!Graduation ceremonies will be held at Harrington-Jeffries Field tonight (5/13) at 7 PM.
They say necessity is the mother of invention. It can also serve as parturition to your CEO Class business we learned at Thursday’s Kiwanis program. CEO Facilitator Tracy Orr brought 11 of her 13 year nine students to the civic organization in advance of... Read More.
44 year old Adam Krug is behind bars in Carmi without bail following his arrest Friday night by Carmi Police. Officers were called to his Elm Street home just after 10pm where Krug was taken into custody on a Class 2 felony charge of... Read More.
Top row. Left to right. Brook Hineman, Kole Roser, Joseph Gates, Lane Connaway, Avery Black, Carlie Vaught, Paige Newman, Mercedes Hise, Briley Burchfield, Maggie Gross, Ian Mosier, Hobson Butler. Bottom Row left to right: Elizabeth Bramlet, Lauren Poole, Hailei Yager, Laney Ingram, Kadie... Read More.
It was 1999 when Southeastern Illinois College initially applied for the capital development project in Carmi. Nearly 25 years later, SIC’s Stan Williams Career and Training Center is welcoming it’s inaugural class. Dr. Karen Weiss, the Vice President of Academic and Student Services along... Read More.
Fairfield Memorial Hospital is offering a free CPR Certification Class next week. That class will be held on Wednesday, April 26th in the Medical Arts Complex Education Room, located at 213 Northwest 10th street. Pre-registration is required as space in the class is limited.... Read More.
A White County farmer is being recognized as a Master Farmer. Prairie Farmer editor Holly Spangler says, “The Master Farmer award is Illinois agriculture’s lifetime achievement award.” The award was first awarded 98 years ago, in 1925 and Martin Rae Barbre is among the... Read More.
The largest ever White County CEO Class is now in session. CEO Facilitator Tracy Orr shared with us a class photo unveiling the seventeen seniors taking part in this year’s program. Among them are ten Carmi-White County students including Dacin Rudolph, Mackenzie Pringle, Emma... Read More.
Cooper Acord is the son of Jennifer and Andy Acord. Cooper has participated in multiple school activities such as Maroon Platoon, Drama Club, FFA, Key Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, Wrestling, Golf, and Football. Cooper says that his mom, dad... Read More.