In this episode of Open Line, News Director Heather Rice visits with Amanda Holman, Sariah Downen, and Lindsey Wood of The Dusty Paw in Norris City to talk about their new venture. Tune in for more.
A field fire that got out of hand caused for quite a scene in rural White County Thursday afternoon. Carmi Fire Chief Larry Hite tells WROY/WRUL News a farmer in the area west of 472 County Road 1375 East was burning a fence row...
Carmi-White County Schools participates annually to take a stand against drugs! Red Ribbon Week started when DEA agent, Kiki Camarena, was kidnapped and tortured to death in Mexico. The DEA sent Camarena to work undercover in Mexico to investigate a major drug cartel. In...
White County Clerk Beth Sell is reminding the public that petitions for school board can now be picked up in the County Clerk's office for the Consolidated Election April 4, 2023. Those interested in running for Village Offices can pick up petitions at their...
In this episode, Jc visits with Director of Therapy at Wabash Christian Village to discuss Therapy Month and more about the continuum of care available at Wabash Christian.
In this episode of Open Line ON DEMAND, Heather sits down with the cast and crew of the upcoming NCOE production of Murder, Martians, and the Enfield Monster. The mystery dinner theater will be held on October 21st and 22nd at 6:30 p.m. in...
In this episode of Open Line ON DEMAND, Jc sits down with Director of Oncology from Wabash General Hospital, Mr. Johnny Trimble. The Grayville native discusses moving back home to practice at WGH, how being a childhood cancer survivor led him to help others,...
A relatively quiet Corn Day weekend for Carmi Police as only two arrests were made and those were both on the Columbus Day holiday Monday. First, was 36 year old Michelle Miller of 115 Marshall Place in Carmi. Police arrested her at...
Out of more than 130 initial entries, the top 50 made it onto jars and over two weeks, the organization Pets @ Risk collected cash votes to get a top 12 for the inaugural WRUL/Pets @ Risk Pet Photo Calendar Contest. With the votes...
Another Corn Day is in the books. The temperatures and weather largely cooperated and even a lack of rides couldn’t dampen the spirits of young’uns as Kiwanis Club president Larissa Hays worked to create an abundance of kid centered fun throughout the festival. From...