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(Undated) – The current forecast is calling for cooler conditions through the weekend. Freese-Notis Weather Meteorologist, Dan Hicks, says the remainder of April will look very similar. Hicks

(Undated) – The Crawford County Health Department is reporting five new cases of COVID-19. According to numbers released yesterday the new cases include two males in their 20s, one female in

(Undated) – The Crawford County Board meets this evening and they have a handful of items on the agenda. In “New Business,” the board will look at an engineering agreement, a resolution for

(Undated) – Ameren Illinois is reminding the public to “Call Before You Dig.” This is the time of year many start doing outside work and if that work includes digging, Ameren reminds you to

(Undated) – Farmers and home gardeners alike will need to be diligent tonight as a frost is possible. According to the latest “Hazardous Weather Outlook” from the National Weather Service,

(Undated) – Crawford County 100 Women who care are gearing up for their next meeting. According to Barb Shimer, the next meeting will be held on tomorrow at the Robinson City Park Pavilion.

(Effingham) – Customers of two Southern Illinois Amtrak stations may be eligible for compensation as part of a recent Justice Department settlement. According to US Attorney for the Southern

(Undated) – Authorities statewide are reminding motorists it is “spring planting” time. Farmers are getting into the fields and that means an increase in farm equipment on area roads.

(Undated) – The boating season is nearly here and the IDNR is reminding boaters to stay safe. According to IDNR Deputy Director, Rachel Torbert, there was a spike in boating interest last season

(Undated) – There has been little change in the price at the pump in recent weeks. According to GasBuddy.com, for the fourth straight week, the national average price of gasoline has dropped,