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(Undated) – It’s tax time and for many a tax refund provides a once-a-year opportunity to take a big financial step. Intuit TurboTax offers up twelve smart things to do with your refund. At the

(Undated) – COVID continues to become a “non-issue” in the county. The Crawford County Health Department reported just one new case of the virus yesterday. The latest numbers from the CDC

(Undated) – Gas prices certainly aren’t falling at the same rate that they went up, but they are falling. Prices nationwide have declined slightly for the third time in the past four days.

(Robinson) – Lincoln Trail College is getting ready to launch a full slate of Community Education classes. Coordinator of Marketing & Public Information, Chris Forde, says the college has a

(Undated) – The National Weather Service is taking this week to remind the public of one of the deadliest weather-related killers in the nation. This is “Flood Safety Week” in Illinois.

(Undated) — Scams are popping up all across the country this tax season. The IRS has compiled their latest list of the “Dirty Dozen.” Compiled annually, the “Dirty Dozen”

(Undated) – Crawford County Habitat for Humanity is now taking applications for their next homeowner. Applications can be found online at Crawford County Habitat for Humanity’s Facebook page,

(Undated) – An Oblong man was sentenced to nearly a decade behind bars during a January court appearance. In a Monday Press Release Crawford County State’s Attorney, Cole Shaner, said that

(Oblong) – An Oblong man is recovering following a single-vehicle accident over the weekend. According to Crawford County Sheriff, Bill Rutan, at around 12:37 am Sunday, Scott Bricker was driving

(Palestine) – Republic customers in Palestine will be able to get rid of extra trash in April. The Village of Palestine has announced that Republic “Spring Clean Up” will be held on April