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RLC calling all actors for Fall Play “The Sleeping Beauty of Loreland”

Thursday, August 31 by Jc Tinsley

Transform yourself into a fairy or servant, or even a prince or princess next week during auditions for the Rend Lake College Fall Play “The Sleeping Beauty of Loreland.” Auditions will begin at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 5 in the RLC Theatre, with opening... Read More.

Rend Lake College Community and Corporate Ed offers culinary classes

Thursday, August 31 by Jc Tinsley

Become your own master chef with a trio of culinary classes though Rend Lake College’s Community and Corporate Education Division.Kicking off with Basic Cake Decorating, students will be introduced to the fundamentals of cake decorating techniques. Participants will learn about leveling and icing cakes, creating... Read More.

‘Macaroni Soup’ a Hit at SIC

Thursday, August 31 by Jc Tinsley

Southeastern Illinois College was privileged to host Miss Carole and Clarence of Macaroni Soup. Carole Stephens, “Miss Carole” to her students, joined families from the Mary Jo Oldham Center for Child Study. performing a singalong concert. Steffanie Ferrell, Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE)... Read More.

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Space open in RLC’s Illinois Hunter Safety course

Thursday, August 31 by Jc Tinsley

Those looking to apply for a new hunting license have the chance to attend a free course at Rend Lake College to fulfill an Illinois requirement. Participation in RLC’s Hunter Safety course is a necessity in state statute for hunters born on or after... Read More.

Burns sentencing postponed again

Thursday, August 31 by Jc Tinsley

There has been another postponement of the sentencing of a southern Illinois doctor convicted of attempting to kidnap the Saline County prosecutor.Brian Burns of Harrisburg was to be sentenced Tuesday for his attempt to kidnap former State's Attorney Mike Henshaw, who was prosecuting... Read More.

Illinois Strategy Showcases Collaborative Efforts to Reduce Nutrient Loads to Illinois Rivers and Streams

Thursday, August 31 by Jc Tinsley

As part of the state’s on-going commitment to reduce nutrient losses, the directors of the Illinois Department of Agriculture and Illinois Environmental Protection Agency announced today the release of the state’s Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy Biennial Report. This document, unveiled at the 2017 Farm... Read More.

ISP District 19 announce results of an Occupant Restraint Enforcement Patrol

Thursday, August 31 by Jc Tinsley

Illinois State Police (ISP) District 19 Commander, Captain Cory Ristvedt, announces the results of an Occupant Restraint Enforcement Patrol (OREP) held in Saline and Gallatin Countiesduring August. This OREP provided extra patrol coverage for the ISP so officers could focus on saving lives by... Read More.

Illinois State Police encourage safe driving habits for Labor Day Holiday Weekend

Thursday, August 31 by Jc Tinsley

The Labor Day weekend signifies the end of the summer and the last chance for people to get out and enjoy the warm weather. The holiday weekend is one the busiest driving periods and millions of motorists are expected to hit the roadways nationwide.... Read More.

More charges for Miller after arson investigation

Wednesday, August 30 by Jc Tinsley

More information has been released about a Monday morning house fire, and a Carmi woman is facing more charges after an arson investigation.According to a press release from Carmi Police Chief Jason Carter, 57 year old Karen Miller was initially charged Monday with... Read More.

Righter: Education funding reform legislation a ‘win for all students’

Wednesday, August 30 by Jc Tinsley

State Sen. Dale Righter (R-Mattoon) issued the following statement in response to the Illinois Senate passing education funding reform legislation (SB 1947) Aug. 29. Righter voted in favor of the legislation. “Today’s action in the Senate is a win for all students across the... Read More.