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(Undated) — More than 90 veterans from 61 Illinois towns will take flight from Springfield on May 16th as part of the next Land of Lincoln Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. LLHF President,

(Undated) – The back-and-forth legal battle over the “Protect Illinois Communities Act” continues. Illinois’ ban on assault weapons is back in effect. State Attorney General, Kwame

(Undated) – Gas prices continue to fall. According to GasBuddy.com, the national average is down six cents from a week ago to $3.56 a gallon. Here in Illinois, the price per gallon is also down

(Undated) – The Community Revitalization and Beautification Committee is still looking for teams for “Friendly Feud.” That was “CRAB” Representative, Twyla Bailey. Bailey says that

(Oblong) – With warmer weather comes increased use of golf carts, UTVs, and other “neighborhood vehicles.” Oblong Mayor, Teresa Fielder, is reminding Village residents that annual permit

(Undated) – Crawford Memorial Hospital is reminding the public that exercise is important, especially if you struggle with your blood sugar. They know that daily exercise can be intimidating.

(Undated) – A shift in weather patterns is making it hard for the National Weather Service to predict the long-term outlook. National Weather Service Meteorologist, Ed Shimon, says the transition

(Palestine) – The Palestine Village Board meets today and they have handful of items on the agenda. On the agenda in “New Business,” the board will discuss and approve a request from the

(Robinson) – The Robinson Chamber of Commerce will recognize community leaders next week. Robinson Chamber, Executive Director, Lisa Schaefer, says the Chamber Awards Banquet serves as a chance

(Vincennes, IN) — The Indiana Military Museum will hold its spring World War Two event this Saturday and Sunday. Gates open at 9 am followed by Colors at 10 am. Weapon demonstrations are