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(Undated) – The number of COVID cases continues to grow everywhere including Crawford County. According to the latest numbers released by the CDC, about nine people are now testing positive for

(Undated) – The Crawford County board meets tonight and they have a handful of items on the agenda. In “New Business,” the board will approve the amended 2021-2022 Holiday Schedule, approve

(Undated) – Weak demand appears to be keeping gas prices high. According to the latest numbers from GasBuddy.com, the current national average price for gas has risen three cents a gallon since

(Undated) — The American Red Cross says it is facing its worst blood shortage in more than a decade and has declared the first-ever national blood crisis. According to the Red Cross, the low

(Undated) – If you have a senior citizen in your life that you think deserves some recognition, the Illinois Department on Aging wants to hear from you. They are now accepting nominations for the

(Undated) – The construction of the “Technology Center” on the campus of Lincoln Trail College has taken the next step. According to LTC Director of Marketing and Public Information, Chris

(Undated) – The number of COVID-19 cases in the county continues to skyrocket. According to numbers released yesterday by the Crawford County Health Department, one-hundred-twelve new confirmed

(Undated) – Students that test positive for COVID-19 will be able to return to classes sooner. Illinois is reducing the recommended quarantine time for students and teachers from ten to five

(Undated) – County jails may begin to see crowding issues as a result of COVID-19. According to information released yesterday by the Illinois Department of Corrections, they have temporarily

(Undated) – As COVID cases continue to climb the State of Illinois is launching a new ad campaign to encourage vaccinations. The “On the Fence” campaign will feature stories from