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O’Shea Sentenced To Ten Years In The IDOC

A White County man will be spending some time in the Illinois Department of Corrections on multiple charges. On October 19th, David J. O’shea, 33 of 904 W Sycamore Street in Carmi, was taken into custody on a three different Warrants. Two were for... Read More.

Tyree Sentenced To 5 Years

33 year old Larry Tyree of 812 Sycamore Street in Carmi was arrested on Wednesday, October 20th just after 6 PM by the White County Sheriff’s Department on two felony warrants and is being held without bond at the White County Jail.Tyree was previously... Read More.

Dartt Family Recognized for 150 Years of Land Ownership

The Illinois Department of Agriculture has designated a White County farm in Carmi owned by Dartt, LLC as a Sesquicentennial Farm.  To qualify as a Sesquicentennial Farm, a straight or collateral line of descendants must own the agricultural property for at least 150 years. ... Read More.

Legg Sentenced To Five Years

Legg Sentenced to Five Years Fairfield resident, 60 year old Marvin D. Legg was sentenced to five years in a Department of Corrections facility Monday afternoon in White County Circuit Court. According to White County State’s Attorney Denton Aud, Legg had been on probation since 2017... Read More.

White County Fair Observing 143 Years

White County Fair Observing 143 Years This year marks the 143rd year for the White County Fair, which gets underway Monday, August 9 and continues through Saturday night, August 14th.The fair will open with the Queen pageant and conclude with a demolition derby. Reigning fair queen,... Read More.
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Omaha to Celebrate 150 Years this Saturday

The first Major League Baseball game was played.  Ulysses Grant was President.  And Omaha, Illinois was founded.  Originally a stop along the Springfield and Illinois South Eastern Railway, a baggage master named Henry Pearce is believed to be responsible for naming the settlement in... Read More.