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Carmi Native Claims 2020 Paul Simon Essay Contest Award

Wednesday, April 1 by Jc Tinsley

A student essay reflecting on how unexpected changes in life can lead you to a community college to pursue your dreams has earned Mattie Dennis the 2020 Paul Simon Essay award at Southeastern Illinois College.“Winning this award makes me very proud,” said Dennis. “I was... Read More.

Coach Kurt Simon Previews the CWC Bulldog Football Season for Kiwanis

Friday, August 16 by Jc Tinsley

Coach Kurt Simon is kicking off his 23rd season at the helm for Carmi White County football and he says he’s got the smallest squad ever with just 32 total student athletes for varsity. Of those 32, more than half are sophomores or freshmen... Read More.

Paul Simon Institute says Southern Illinois Gets More from Springfield than they Send

Tuesday, August 21 by Jc Tinsley

A new report on state budgeting has prompted fresh debate about how tax dollars are spent north and south of Interstate 80 in Illinois.A Paul Simon Institute for Public Policy at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale study found that most people in Illinois, no matter what... Read More.

Olivia Matthews wins 2018 Paul Simon Essay Contest at SIC

Thursday, April 19 by Jc Tinsley

Olivia Matthews of Cave-In-Rock (left) receives a $50 check from Dr. Karen Weiss, SIC Vice President of Academic Affairs, for winning the 2018 Paul Simon Essay Contest at Southeastern Illinois College. A student essay reflecting on how opportunities given at Southeastern Illinois College and... Read More.

Illinois voters have strong views on major issues facing the state: Simon Poll

Tuesday, March 20 by Jc Tinsley

Illinois voters support vigorous government action regarding two major issues on Illinois’ policy agenda. That is the conclusion of a recent statewide poll of 1,001 registered voters released by Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Paul Simon Public Policy Institute.Voters see a need for... Read More.

Half of Illinois voters see cuts in government waste, inefficiency as budget solution: Simon Poll

Friday, March 9 by Jc Tinsley

At a time when public educational institutions, social service providers, and state and local governments are struggling to emerge from Illinois’ multi-year budget impasse, 51 percent of registered voters say the solution to the state’s $1.5 billion budget deficit is to cut “waste and... Read More.

Illinois voters unhappy with state’s direction; barely influenced by tax cuts: Simon Poll

Wednesday, March 7 by Jc Tinsley

Illinois voters are not very sanguine about the overall direction of the state and nation, but they are much happier about the direction of their own town or city. Voters are also not impressed with the recent federal tax cuts and do not plan... Read More.

Coach Simon previews upcoming football season for Kiwanis Club Thursday

Friday, August 18 by Jc Tinsley

If the number of seniors is any indicator – and it often is – Carmi-White County football fans may be in for a pleasant time on Friday nights this fall.Bulldog head coach Kurt Simon, on the cusp of his 21st season here, previewed his... Read More.

Callie Smith wins 2017 Paul Simon Essay Contest at SIC

Thursday, March 30 by Jc Tinsley

A student essay reflecting on how opportunities given at Southeastern Illinois College and changes made while attending community college helps one to follow their passion has earned Callie Smith of Eldorado the 2017 Paul Simon Essay award at SIC. Callie Smith of Eldorado (right)... Read More.

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The Simon Way a big winner for Carmi White County Student News

Monday, January 9 by Jc Tinsley

Story by Greg Grant, Photo by Jc TinsleyThe Carmi Kiwanis Club kicked off the 2017 year with a well attended meeting on January 5. Club President Jeremy Jordan informed the club that plans are underway for Corn Day. Anyone with ideas for a... Read More.