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McLeansboro City Council Discusses Sanitary Sewer Lift Station Funding at Special Meeting Tuesday

Wednesday, September 2 by WROY/WRUL Staff

At the special McLeansboro City Council meeting held at the Hamilton County Courthouse yesterday afternoon, there was a lengthy discussion of the possible funding options for the proposed sanitary sewer lift station. Mike McKey of the Illinois State Department of Agriculture went over the figures... Read More.

Local Community Colleges Receive Funding for Critical Capital Projects

Friday, August 7 by WROY/WRUL Staff

Mattoon, IL-State Senator Dale Righter (R-Mattoon) is announcing the release of funding for capital projects at three local community college facilities in the 55th Senate District. As part of the recently approved Fiscal Year 2020 capital budget, funds will be released from the Illinois Capital... Read More.

The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority to Provide $7.1 Million in Funding for Illinois Organizations Offering COVID-19 Relief

Tuesday, July 14 by WROY/WRUL Staff

Funding will support organizations providing housing, support services, food, and other resources in areas most impacted by the pandemic CHICAGO— The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority (ICJIA) announced today it will make $7.1 million in funding available to organizations providing support services and resources to... Read More.

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Pritzker Administration Announces Two Funding Opportunities for Projects to Improve Water Quality

Wednesday, June 24 by WROY/WRUL Staff

Accepting Applications for New Green Infrastructure Grant Opportunities and Clean Water Act Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Grant Program SPRINGFIELD —Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Director John J. Kim today announced two grant opportunities with up to $9.5 million in funding for projects that will... Read More.

Grayville Days Gets City Funding Only After Members Called Out for Procedural Snafu

Tuesday, June 9 by WROY/WRUL Staff

An exceptionally awkward silence that would last over 3 minutes if not for a few occasional utterances spread across the small chambers in Grayville Monday evening. The apprehensive quiet spread as it was learned that someone had put the cart before the horse. And... Read More.

FERRELL HOSPITAL RECEIVES GRANT FUNDING FOR EMERGENCY CHILD CARE

Friday, May 22 by WROY/WRUL Staff

ELDORADO, IL – Ferrell Hospital recently received grant funding to open a free childcare center for their employees, helping to meet the need for emergency child care. Harrisburg Medical Center employees are also able to enroll their children in this temporary service, as well. “Our employees are... Read More.

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Gov. Pritzker Announces $4.2 Million in Funding for Small Business Development Centers Across the State

Wednesday, September 25 by WROY/WRUL Staff

Governor JB Pritzker announced $4.2 million in funding for Small Business Development Centers (SBDCs) throughout Illinois. The funding is available to universities, community colleges and business focused non-profit organizations to provide small businesses with support services through the operation of a Small Business Development... Read More.

RMA Announces Funding

Friday, November 2 by Jc Tinsley

RMA Announces Funding WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Risk Management Agency (RMA) has announced funding for partner organizations in educating farmers, ranchers, and producers with real-time crop insurance information and risk management tools. Earlier this year RMA announced $8.89 million for risk management... Read More.

2017-18 Scholarship Funding Still Available For Eligible Minority Students Pursuing Education Degrees

Friday, February 9 by Jc Tinsley

Illinois minority college students who are pursuing a degree in teaching and who are eligible for the Minority Teachers of Illinois (MTI) Scholarship Program can still get funding for the current 2017-18... Read More.

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Short-Term Funding Bill Prioritizes Increased Investment in Funding for Cancer Research, Protects Access to Health Care Services

Friday, February 9 by Jc Tinsley

Early this morning, Congress passed a short-term extension to the FY18 spending bill that included a deal to lift budget caps for FY18 and FY19 budgets, enabling appropriators to work to finalize FY18 spending bills. The budget agreement allows for an increase of at... Read More.

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Stories tagged with: funding

McLeansboro City Council Discusses Sanitary Sewer Lift Station Funding at Special Meeting Tuesday

Local Community Colleges Receive Funding for Critical Capital Projects

The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority to Provide $7.1 Million in Funding for Illinois Organizations Offering COVID-19 Relief

Pritzker Administration Announces Two Funding Opportunities for Projects to Improve Water Quality

Grayville Days Gets City Funding Only After Members Called Out for Procedural Snafu

FERRELL HOSPITAL RECEIVES GRANT FUNDING FOR EMERGENCY CHILD CARE

Gov. Pritzker Announces $4.2 Million in Funding for Small Business Development Centers Across the State

RMA Announces Funding

2017-18 Scholarship Funding Still Available For Eligible Minority Students Pursuing Education Degrees

Short-Term Funding Bill Prioritizes Increased Investment in Funding for Cancer Research, Protects Access to Health Care Services

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