Author: Jc Tinsley
District 19 Troopers investigate Saline County crash on Wednesday
Troopers from Illinois State Police District 19 investigated a traffic crash in Saline County Wednesday night that sent an Arkansas man to the hospital.According to the preliminary crash report, 37 year old Ryan C Baker of Plainview was southbound on Liberty Road when his...
ISP District 19 announces November enforcement figures, December patrols
ISP District 19 released several sets of enforcement figures for special patrols on Thursday. On Friday, November 19th, troopers conducted an occupant restraint enforcement patrol or OREP in White County. During the event, fifteen citations, including ten seat belt tickets were issued and twelve...
Another Falcon Avenue Business Breaks “Shell”
It wasn’t the crack of a taco shell, but it’s coming soon. Heather Price, successful purveyor of the Jane Day Spa and owner of the new Taco Factory broke ground Wednesday morning on the corner of Industrial and Falcon. Price, along with a veritable...
Illinois State Police Urge Driver Safety over Thanksgiving holiday
Carmi, IL –The Illinois State Police (ISP) is urging the motoring public to drive safe and avoid the Fatal Four moving violations; Speeding, DUI, Failure to Wear Seatbelts, and Distracted Driving, this holiday season.Traditionally, the Thanksgiving holiday marks the beginning of the busy holiday...
WABASH VALLEY COLLEGE HOSTING RECEPTION TO COMMEMORATE 55TH ANNIVERSARY
Mt. Carmel ,IL- A “special day” for Wabash Valley College and the entire community is planned for Thursday, December 10, as Wabash Valley College hosts a reception from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. in the Brubeck Arts Center Lobby to commemorate the founding of WVC...
Rotary hears about Switzerland
The Carmi Rotary club took a trip to Switzerland on Thursday, thanks to longtime Rotarian Dale Peters. Dale and his wife recently returned from the European nation, where they were visiting their son, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren, who live in a suburb of Zurich. Dale’s...
Grayville City Council passes 2015-2016 tax levy with no increase.
At Monday night’s Grayville City Council meeting, the Council kept the tax levy for 2015 payable in 2016 the same as the previous levy. The motion passed unanimously and the details will soon be ready to post at City Hall.With new businesses moving into...