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(Robinson) – The Robinson Police Department is continuing to look for new officers. They are taking applications for the position of Police Officer. Those interested must be U.S. Citizens, at

(Undated) – We are wrapping up the month of February wet and rainy, but how does the outlook for March look? DTN Ag Meteorologist, John Baranick, says the forecast could be bad news for those

(Undated) – Indiana drivers are going to see a jump in prices beginning in March. This week, the Indiana Department of Revenue published the gasoline use tax calculation for March, which will be

(Undated) – Crawford County authorities are warning the public to be on the lookout. According to Crawford County Sheriff, Bill Rutan, his office has received reports of an individual calling

(Undated) – The Better Business Bureau is warning Facebook users of a new phishing scam. According to BBB Investigator, Don O’Brien, the latest phishing scheme preys on users believing they may

(Undated) – Gas prices continue to fluctuate across much of the country. According to GasBuddy.com, the current national average has fallen three cents from Monday to $3.35 a gallon. However,

(Undated) – We could be looking at a “sloppy” Spring. According to National Weather Service Meteorologist, Ed Shimon, an above-normal precipitation trend right through the spring will likely

(Undated) – If you have a “green thumb” the Illinois Department of Agriculture wants you. The IDOA is looking for individuals or families interested in starting a garden to raise fruits,

(Oblong) – The Oblong Unit 4 School Board has a handful of items on the agenda for tonight. In “Old Business,” they are set to hear from the Academic Foundation and discuss and approve the

(Oblong) – Republic customers in Oblong will have the chance to get rid of some extra trash next month. According to Oblong Mayor, Teresa Fielder, Republic Service will hold their “Spring