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RLC CHOIR KICKS OFF “OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS” EVENT

The Rend Lake College Choir will be kicking off festivities for the Murphy-Wall State Bank and Trust Company’s Old Fashioned Christmas on Dec. 6 at 105 E. Water Street in Pinckneyville.RLC’s songsters will lead off the program by performing from 5:30 p.m. to 6...
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Governor Rauner issues statement on the Future Energy Jobs Bill

Governor Bruce Rauner today released the following statement on SB 2814, the Future Energy Jobs Bill:   “For months our administration has been very clear that any energy legislation should follow the guiding principles of protecting jobs, ratepayers and taxpayers. After dozens of...

IEMA Highlights Safety during the Holidays

If you’re trying to find the perfect holiday gifts for everyone on your list, the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) is offering ideas that will help your loved ones stay safe when disaster strikes. IEMA is focusing on holiday safety throughout December as part...
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Three-week Speech Class returning to RLC for Summer 2017

Rend Lake College students and other students home for the summer break can knock out a required speech class next summer in only three weeks. RLC is again offering the intersession class between the Spring and Summer 2017 semesters.The class...

MCPD arrest report 11/28-12/1

The following subjects were arrested by the Mt. Carmel Police Department.  All subjects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.11/28/2016-Mt. Carmel Police arrested 25 year old Jacob M. Brown of Mt. Carmel after police were called to a residence in the...
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Jim Totten teaches Rotary about being prepared

The Carmi Rotary club learned about the importance of being prepared at Thursday’s meeting. The Emergency Manager of White County, Jim Totten, was the day’s guest speaker, and he left the club with lots to think about.