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St. Jude’s Golf Scramble Rescheduled

Friday, September 7 by Jc Tinsley

St. Jude’s Golf Scramble Rescheduled It was with deep regret the organizers of the Inaugural St. Jude’s Golf Scramble set for tomorrow (sat) has been rescheduled.Chad Baxley and Josh Cronin, organizers of the event regretted the decision, but explained they “can’t control the weather.”The event,... Read More.

Albion woman arrested on warrant from St. Louis

Friday, January 5 by Jc Tinsley

Thursday morning, the Edwards County Sheriff’s Department, Southern Illinois Drug Task Force, and Illinois State Police executed a St. Louis, MO warrant at a residence on South 5th Street in Albion. There 56 year old Freda Parker was arrested without incident on a... Read More.

Locals invited to “Shop n Sample” St Louis on Nov. 21 through RLC

Tuesday, October 3 by Jc Tinsley

Explore one of St. Louis’ bustling neighborhoods next month during the Shop n Sample St. Louis Day Tour through Rend Lake College’s Community and Corporate Education Division.During the tour of The Hill, known for its Italian heritage, participants will enjoy a tour of the... Read More.

Luck Won’t Get You Home Safely on St. Patrick’s Day

Monday, March 13 by Jc Tinsley

The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) reminds you to plan before you party this St. Patrick’s Day. If you’ll be drinking alcohol to celebrate the holiday, don’t drive. Designate a driver, call a cab or ride-sharing company or take public transit. Don’t make a... Read More.

Gallatin County Jr. High sponsoring benefit for St. Judes

Monday, February 27 by Jc Tinsley

The Gallatin County Jr. High is holding a Craft Fair and Chili Cook Off to benefit St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital on Saturday, March 18th from 9 am to 4 pm at the Gallatin County School in Junction.The Chili Cook Off entries are $10 each... Read More.

Archaeologist to discuss East St. Louis dig Feb. 26 at Cahokia Mounds

Tuesday, February 21 by Jc Tinsley

Hear the latest discoveries about a huge Native American settlement excavated in what is now East St. Louis when archaeologist Tamira K. Brennan delivers a free presentation Feb. 26 at Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site.Dr. Brennan, coordinator of the Illinois State Archaeological Survey’s American... Read More.

Road work at Falcon Ave. and Commerce St. in Carmi to begin Tuesday

Friday, February 17 by Jc Tinsley

The City of Carmi will be doing road work at the corner of Falcon Avenue and Commerce Street beginning Tuesday, Feb. 21. Crews will be removing the island.The work should take no longer than a few days, weather permitting.Drivers are being asked to avoid... Read More.

Carmi PD handles accident on Oak St; make domestic violence arrest

Tuesday, December 20 by Jc Tinsley

Carmi Police responded to a traffic accident on Oak Street Monday afternoon involving a Fed Ex semi. At 12:39 pm, William Badham of Shelbyville, Kentucky told officers he was eastbound on Oak Street and was watching a vehicle that had pulled out from Sixth... Read More.

St. Louis man flips car on I-64 Sunday morning

Monday, August 29 by Jc Tinsley

Illinois State Police District 19 troopers responded to an accident on I64 that sent a St. Louis man to the hospital.According to the preliminary crash report, 51 year old Rodney Taylor was travelling west at 9:40am Sunday when he fell asleep at mile post... Read More.

Carmi Police receive theft, vandalism reports from Smith St

Monday, April 4 by Jc Tinsley

Friday morning, Sarah Brown of Carmi reported to the Police Department that on the night of March 31st, someone entered her garage on Smith Street and stole a couch cushion, a ratchet set, and three fishing poles.Also on Friday morning, Lisa Erwin told officers... Read More.