continue – Page 2

Covid Numbers Continue to Climb

Thursday, August 12 by Ray Mitchell

Egyptian Health Department was notified on August 11, 2021 of 43 Southeastern Illinois residents who have tested positive for Coronavirus (COVID-19). The individuals:Saline CountyFemale: 1 in their teens, 3 in their 20’s, 2 in their 30’s, 2 in their 40’s, 2 in... Read More.

Covid Numbers Continue to Increase

Friday, August 6 by Ray Mitchell

Covid Numbers Continue to Increase While Illinois Governor Pritzker and Republican legislators continue to debate the state’s recent mask mandates, Covid 19 cases continue to climb in Southern Illinois. Thursday, the Egyptian Health Department reported a total of 34 new cases of the virus, with Saline... Read More.

Covid Cases Continue to Climb

Wednesday, August 4 by Ray Mitchell

Egyptian Health Department was notified on August 3, 2021 of 30 Southeastern Illinois residents who have tested positive for Coronavirus (COVID-19). The individuals:Saline CountyFemale: 1 under the age of 5, 1 in their 20’s, 2 in their 30’s, 1 in their 40’s,... Read More.

https://retirenewharmony.com/charles-ford-hospice-in-harmony/

Covid Cases Continue to Climb

Wednesday, July 28 by Ray Mitchell

Egyptian Health Department was notified on July 27, 2021 of 25 Southeastern Illinois residents who have tested positive for Coronavirus (COVID-19). The individuals:Saline CountyFemale: 3 in their teens, 1 in their 30’s, 1 in their 50’s, 1 in their 80’s, 1 in... Read More.

Blood Shortages Continue

Thursday, July 22 by Ray Mitchell

Blood Shortages Continue Monday’s blood drive sponsored by the Farm Bureau was considered successful, although it did little to alleviate the severe shortage of blood the Red Cross continues to experience. Donors of all blood types, especially Type O and those giving platelets are urged to... Read More.

Law Enforcement Agencies Continue to Wait for Follow Up Legislation

Monday, May 24 by Jc Tinsley

IRN (The Illinois Radio Network) provided information for this storyIllinois law enforcement associations continue to wait for follow-up legislation to address issues in a sweeping criminal justice and police regulation law enacted earlier this year.The controversial measure impacting the criminal justice system and police... Read More.

CoViD Cases Continue to Drop Locally

Monday, April 19 by Jc Tinsley

COVID cases continue to drop locally. Only 2 new cases in White County have been reported since Friday afternoon; those came yesterday in the form of a female in her 40’s and a male in his 40’s. That brings the total since the pandemic... Read More.

Shawnee National Forest Prescribed Burns Continue

Monday, April 5 by WROY/WRUL Staff

SIC’s Pugh to Continue Softball Career at Greenville University

Wednesday, January 20 by WROY/WRUL Staff

HARRISBURG, Ill. (Jan. 20, 2021) – Southeastern Illinois College student athlete Chesleigh Pugh has signed a letter of intent to transfer to Greenville University in Greenville, Illinois, to play softball.Pugh, the daughter of Michelle Baird and Jamie Strong, is a pitcher and infielder, who intends to... Read More.

Norris City Village Reluctantly Agrees to Continue with White County Dispatch Agreement

Tuesday, January 5 by Jc Tinsley

The Norris City Village Board held its regular monthly meeting last night. Scott Mareing was there for TOC News and has the report… The yearly dispatch agreement with the White County Sheriff’s Department was approved. The cost is $16,100, which is the same amount as last year,... Read More.