News

(Robinson) – The Robinson City Council meets tonight and they have several items on the agenda. In “New Business,” they are set to appoint Cole Fiscus to the Crawford County Airport

(Robinson) – Crawford Memorial Hospital has announced an upcoming “active shooter drill.” Director of Marketing, Becky Ruppel, says the hospital and its staff members will be taking part in

(Robinson) — Lincoln Trail College’s Spring Choral Concert: Land, Sea, and Sky will take place this Friday. The concert will feature the Lincoln Trail College Community Choir, Camerata, and

(Undated) – The National Weather Service is reminding the public that severe weather can pop up at any time, including in the middle of a youth sports event. That’s why they are encouraging

(Undated) – If you feel like you have heard about more earthquakes recently, you may be right. According to the United States Geological Survey, seven earthquakes have hit the region recently.

(Hutsonville) – The “Flood Warning” for the Wabash River at Hutsonville continues. According to the latest “Hazardous Weather Outlook” from the National Weather Service, the river will

(Undated) – First Robinson Savings Bank is warning customers about a scam currently making the rounds. Reportedly residents have been receiving a text message purporting to be from FRSB

(Undated) – Ongoing uncertainty in the Middle East continues to drive fluctuations in the price of oil and gas. While we have seen gas prices climb in recent weeks, they remain on par with last

(Undated) – It is “severe weather season” and Ameren is reminding its customers to be prepared for power outages. According to Nikki Cobb with Ameren, there are important things you can do to

(Undated) – Last night’s thunderstorms brought wind, rain, lightning, and much cooler temperatures. While there have been some reports of downed trees and limbs the most significant thing to