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(Undated) – The current COVID-19 surge seems to be on the downhill slide statewide. However, IDPH Director, Dr. Ngozi Ezike, notes the downward trend in cases is great but other metrics will now

(Undated) – Local business owners are being reminded of an upcoming informational webinar. CCDA Executive Director, Resa Shaner, is reminding those interested in getting valuable information

(Undated) – LTC is offering a workshop for business owners that want to grow their social media presence. Lincoln Trail College is offering a one-day workshop called “Getting Started with

(Undated) – Construction continues at Crawford Memorial Hospital. According to CMH CEO, Doug Florkowski, CMH is working to add nearly nineteen thousand square feet of new space to the Robinson

(Oblong) – The Oblong Unit 4 Board set graduation dates during last night’s meeting. They set Junior High Graduation for Thursday, May 19th, and the High School Graduation for Friday, May 20th.

(Undated) – A Robinson woman was sentenced to time in the IDOC last week. According to Crawford County State’s Attorney, Cole Shaner, forty-three-year-old Nicole Christine was sentenced to four

(Undated) – If you need to do business at the DMV you may be in luck. Illinois driver services facilities will reopen next week. According to the state, all Secretary of State Offices will begin

(Undated) – The number of new COVID cases is on the decline statewide but we are far from “out of the woods.” According to the latest information from the Illinois Department of Public

(Undated) – You will defiantly need your hat and gloves before heading out the next several days. The current forecast isn’t calling for much in the way of precipitation, but the temperatures

(Undated) — With the bitterly cold temperatures in the forecast the American Red Cross is reminding everyone to stay safe and warm. According to the Red Cross each year, hundreds of Americans