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Grayville Council Tackles Loitering, Unkempt Property, and a Lawsuit

Wednesday, May 28 by Jc Tinsley

Grayville leaders gathered for about a half hour Tuesday night due to their normal meeting date falling on Memorial Day. The biggest discussion came with regards to an agenda item concerning overnight loitering and the topic of eliminating public internet access overnight at Groff... Read More.

Tools Stolen From Property

Wednesday, April 23 by Nicole Behnke

A report was conducted at the Carmi Police Station on Tuesday for tools stolen from a residence on Fackney Street.Samuel Graham described that his tools were stolen from their location within the past two weeks and included items worth over $500.

Crossville Amends Fire Department Door Purchase, Puts Property Up for Bid, Sets Yard Sale Date

Wednesday, April 9 by Jc Tinsley

It was too good to be true. At the March 26th meeting, Crossville Trustees cautiously hoped they’d be able to get a new fire department door for just $675 and moved toward making that purchase if it was indeed an aluminum or steel frame.... Read More.

Get Growing: Carmi City Council Approves Gift Garden Property Lease; Approves Saunders Avenue Money

Wednesday, February 5 by Jc Tinsley

Work continues on Saunders in Carmi. Carmi City Council approved an IDOT change order for the project Tuesday evening and a final pay request for E.T. Simonds amounting to $45,644.50 in total. The city will also take bids for a culvert at Bradshaw Park... Read More.

Council Passes 4.95 Percent Property Tax Increase Monday Morning

Monday, December 23 by Jc Tinsley

There was some noise from the gallery at the December 17th Carmi City Council meeting. The loudest thing at the 9am special council meeting Monday morning was accountant Keith Botsch’s outfit as he prepared for a company Christmas party. It took all of 4... Read More.

Proposed Property Tax Increases to Trigger Truth in Taxation Hearing in Carmi; Cozart Appointed as Assistant City Attorney Tuesday

Wednesday, November 20 by Jc Tinsley

City of Carmi attorney Greg Stewart now has some help dealing with city legal matters. Council unanimously approved the appointment of Allison Cozart as Assistant City Attorney Tuesday night and she subsequently took the oath. Stewart had this to say in advance of her... Read More.

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Bradshaw Challenges Baxley on Property Tax Assessments at County Board Meeting

Friday, October 18 by Nicole Behnke

The White County Board met with a concise agenda, but the highlight of that night was, according to the Bradshaws, they had a 200% tax increase on their properties.Jack Bradshaw came prepared to show board members the intense price difference in just a year,... Read More.

Your Property. Your Problem. City Weighs in on Ditches, Easements, Etc.

Wednesday, October 16 by Jc Tinsley

Your property. Your problem. That’s the general consensus following the Carmi City Council meeting Tuesday evening. A handful of citizens who reside on Fair Street were in attendance regarding concerns over the encroaching ditches located on their properties. City Attorney Greg Stewart was on... Read More.

Treasurer Says Expect Property Tax Bills

Wednesday, August 28 by Jc Tinsley

White County Treasurer Mike Baxley says you should watch your mailbox. 2023 payable 2024 property tax bills are heading out through the mail and should be landing where you get your mail in the next week. Installment dates will be October 15th and November... Read More.

Plan to Protect Health and Property in White County Ready for Public Review

Monday, August 12 by Jc Tinsley

The White County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan, outlining projects and activities to reduce damages caused by severe weather and other natural hazards, will be available for public review and comment starting Monday, August 26. An open-house style public forum will be held at the at... Read More.