No More Pigs in Grayville, Except That One; That and More from Grayville’s 7/13/20 Council Meeting

Tuesday, July 14 by Jc Tinsley

What a difference 15 miles makes…in Carmi on July 7th, the council wore masks. On Monday night in Grayville, nobody did except for two representatives, one from Gallagher Drilling and the other from Nichols Operations who waited outside until it was their turn to... Read More.

McLeansboro Man Wanted on Warrant Inadvertently Calls Cops on Himself

Tuesday, July 14 by Jc Tinsley

McLeansboro Police with assistance from Hamilton County authorities were able to serve a warrant Monday on a man who called them for service. It happened just after 4pm when 37 year old David J. Graves called police to the 700 block of North Virginia... Read More.

Kilee Roser Entrepreneur of the Year

Tuesday, July 14 by WROY/WRUL Staff

The White County CEO Class met for their awards ceremony following the Trade Show on July 13, 2020. The White County CEO Board selected an Entrepreneur of the Year based on the work of the student throughout the entire year. This year’s winner is Kilee... Read More.

McLeansboro City Council to Meet Tonight Preceded by Public Hearing at 5:45 PM

Tuesday, July 14 by WROY/WRUL Staff

There will be a Public Hearing tonight (Tuesday) at 5:45 P.M. at the Hamilton County Courthouse in McLeansboro. The purpose of the Public Hearing is to inform the public of the grant application received from Natalie Joseph’s for the Downstate Small Business Stabilization Program.The... Read More.

Fisk Sentenced in White County Court Monday to Five Years in IDOC

Tuesday, July 14 by WROY/WRUL Staff

An individual was sentenced to the Illinois Department of Corrections Monday morning.32 year old Logan D. Fisk of Carmi was sentenced to five years in the Department of Corrections with two years of mandatory supervised release for possession of methamphetamine with intent to deliver,... Read More.

White County Sheriff’s Office Investigates Damage to Bank Drive-Thru Monday

Tuesday, July 14 by WROY/WRUL Staff

The White County Sheriff’s Office received a report Monday morning from Cynthia A. Hodgeson in reference to Citizen’s National Bank of Albion’s Crossville location. Cynthia advised that the bank drive-thru canister tube had been damaged over the weekend by a vehicle. She told officers that... Read More.

The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority to Provide $7.1 Million in Funding for Illinois Organizations Offering COVID-19 Relief

Tuesday, July 14 by WROY/WRUL Staff

Funding will support organizations providing housing, support services, food, and other resources in areas most impacted by the pandemic CHICAGO— The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority (ICJIA) announced today it will make $7.1 million in funding available to organizations providing support services and... Read More.

10th Annual Pistol Shoot Draws a Variety of Shooters

Tuesday, July 14 by WROY/WRUL Staff

The Young Leader Committee of the White County Farm Bureau held its 10th Annual Young Leader Pistol Shoot at the Carmi Rifle Club on Saturday, July 11. Twenty-one shooters participated this year.This year’s event had one competition, a “Speed Steel” event, where shooters had... Read More.

White County CEO Program Held Their Annual Trade Show Monday Night; Good Crowd, Great Products

Tuesday, July 14 by WROY/WRUL Staff

It was a good turnout Monday night as the White County CEO program held their annual trade show at Rice Motor Company in Carmi. The event... Read More.

Female in her 80’s Latest CoViD Positive Case in Hamilton County Announced Monday by Health Department

Monday, July 13 by Jc Tinsley

Hamilton County Health Department has been notified of one additional positive case of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours in Hamilton County residents:Female in her 80’sTo date: • There have been eight lab-confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in Hamilton County. • Five people are considered recovered. •... Read More.

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No More Pigs in Grayville, Except That One; That and More from Grayville’s 7/13/20 Council Meeting