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(Undated) – The countywide burn ban has been lifted. According to Crawford County Sheriff, Bill Rutan, after consulting with county fire officials, the recent rain was enough to allow them to

(Undated) – Halloween returns to Lincoln Trail College for the first time since the pandemic. LTC will be hosting a “Trunk or Treat” event today in the main parking lot of the college. The

(Undated) — Protect the blood supply by donating this fall. The American Red Cross urges blood donors of all types and those who have never given before to book a time to give blood or

(Undated) – Public health officials are reminding everyone to celebrate Halloween safely. The Illinois Department of Public Health is urging anyone who feels sick to skip the Halloween party and

(Undated) – It’s getting dark sooner and that means the end of Daylight Saving Time is near. On November 6th we will “Fall Back,” setting clocks back one hour. However, it could be for the

(Undated) – Construction on the campus of CMH continues and that means some offices are moving. According to CMH Director of Marketing, Becky Ruppel, the Robinson Rural Health Clinic construction

(Oblong) – The Village of Oblong will swear in a new Police Chief next month. According to Oblong Mayor, Teresa Fielder, Colton Williamson will be sworn in as Chief at the November 2nd Village

(Undated) – Heating your home is going to cost more this winter. According to GasBuddy Head of Petroleum Analysis, Patrick De Haan, prices could double or even triple in some cases. DeHaan says

(Undated) – If you think you’ve seen a cougar or mountain lion in Illinois, you might have. According to IDNR, Director Colleen Callahan, they have been fielding plenty of inquiries after a

(Undated) – This month is National Women’s Small Business Month. CCDA Executive Director, Resa Shaner, is inviting area women to take part in an online panel discussion, hosted by the Business