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Hardin County To Purchase Work Camp

Monday, November 19 by Jc Tinsley

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — The Illinois Senate has approved a plan to sell a shuttered prison work camp to local officials.The Hardin County Work Camp in Cave in Rock once held 200 minimum-security prisoners. It was closed in August 2015 for budgetary reasons.The Senate... Read More.

4-H Members Praised for Outstanding Work at Evening of Excellence

Monday, November 5 by Jc Tinsley

A year of work was rewarded Saturday, November 3 at the annual 4-H Evening of Excellence Achievement Awards Night held at the Emmanuel United Methodist Church in Carmi. Members and clubs received medals, prizes, and honors for their work completed September 2017 through August... Read More.

Grayville Council to Work Through Long List of Agenda Items Monday

Friday, August 24 by Jc Tinsley

The City of Grayville has a long list of items to work on Monday at their City Council meeting. Adam Allen will represent the White County Ambulance Service and will kick off the meeting. Sheila Cooper is once again expected to address council and... Read More.

Temporary Closure of Rend Lake’s South Marcum Bike Trail for Revetment Work.

Friday, November 3 by Jc Tinsley

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Rend Lake is announcing the closure of a section of the Rend Lake Bike Trail, located between the Spillway Recreation Area and the South Marcum Day Use Area, during the period of November 1 thru November 17,... Read More.

Temporary Closure of Rend Lake’s North Gun Creek Neck for Electrical Transmission Line Work.

Friday, October 6 by Jc Tinsley

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Rend Lake is announcing the closure of the North Gun Creek Neck, located north of Highway 154 and west of the Interstate 57, during the period of October 10 thru October 13, 2017. This 4-day closure will... Read More.

Patrick L. Molt, MD, FACS Enjoying His Work as Adjunct Professor for General Surgery Residents

Monday, September 25 by Jc Tinsley

Randal Zhou, MD, a fourth year General Surgery Resident from Rush University Medical Center – General Surgery Training Program, is currently in his six week rotation with Patrick L. Molt, MD, FACS. Dr. Molt is serving as an adjunct professor for Rush University... Read More.

Dozens of Native American artists to sell handmade work at Cahokia Mounds April 28-30

Wednesday, April 5 by Jc Tinsley

Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site presents some of the nation’s best Native American artists April 28-30 at the site’s annual Spring Indian Market Days. The artists will sell paintings, jewelry, beadwork, pottery, musical instruments and much more.All items are made by Native Americans and... Read More.

Madigan Appoints Task Force to Continue Work on Education Funding Reform

Thursday, February 23 by Jc Tinsley

Speaker Michael J. Madigan is forming a bipartisan House task force to continue working on an equitable education funding formula and address questions a state commission recently left unanswered.“The question of how Illinois funds our public schools is one that affects every community in... 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.

Illinois State Police to Watch for Distracted Drivers in Work Zones

Tuesday, November 22 by Jc Tinsley

Officials with the Illinois State Police (ISP) announce that additional officers will be patrolling work zones as the construction season comes to an end. Although officers will be enforcing all traffic laws, they will primarily focus on motorists who are violating distracted driving laws.“The... Read More.