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(Robinson) – Those interested in applying for a position with the Robinson Police Department have just a couple weeks to do so. The RPD is now taking applications for the position of Police

(Undated) – The Better Business Bureau is warning people to be on the lookout for “tech support” scams. BBB Investigator, Don O’Brien, says there are two versions currently in circulation.

Hutsonville) – The National Weather is once again keeping an eye on rivers in the area including the Wabash. According to the latest “Flood Warning” for the Wabash River, rainfall totals late

(Undated) – Rogers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella hits the LTC stage this weekend. That was Lincoln Trail College Coordinator of Marketing & Public Information, Chris Forde. Forde reminds the

(Undated) – Spring has officially sprung and we are less than a week away from the first Republic Service “Spring Clean-Up” in the county. Oblong will be the first area to do some spring

(Undated) – The Red Cross continues its plea for donations. According to the Red Cross, since they issued their first-ever blood crisis alert, many have rolled up their sleeves. However, they say

(Undated) – If you are an area student planning to study meteorology, the National Weather Service has an opportunity for you. The NWS office in Lincoln, IL is accepting applications for a

(Undated) – The national average price for a gallon of gas is currently up seventy-one cents from a month ago and $1.37 per gallon higher than a year ago. However, for the first time in twelve

(Robinson) – The Robinson City Council meets this evening and they have a light agenda. In “Old Business,” they will consider the release of City Liens on the 902 North Howard Street

(Undated) – “Election Season” is here and the Crawford County Clerk’s office is ready to show off some new tech. Crawford County Clerk, Fayrene Wright, is reminding the public to stop by