Category Archives: News

(Undated) -- Lincoln Trail College will host an art show featuring works from area students. The "Children's Art Show" features eighty-six pieces of art provided by students from Hutsonville Junior Hi...

(Undated) - The Crawford Memorial Hospital Foundation is celebrating a recent donation. According to CMH Director of Marketing, Becky Ruppel, the foundation recently received a generous donation of le...

(Undated) - The Embarras River Basin Agency recently received an anonymous donation. According to Sandy Deters with ERBA, the fifteen thousand dollar donation will be used by ERBA's Housing Counseling...

(Undated) - We all watch gas price rise and fall, but do you know what drives gas prices? According to GasBuddy.com, the price we pay for a gallon of gas is driven by several factors including oil pri...

(Palestine) - Time is running out to get your tickets for the Palestine Preservation Projects Society's annual "Tea Party." This year's theme is "An Enchanted Forest." The PPPS encourages those in att...

(Undated) - We appear to be in store for sunshine and mild temperatures as the calendar flips to February. Following a January that has seen bitter cold, ice storms, snow, and widespread rain, Ed Shim...

(Undated) - Gas prices could soon see a significant increase. According to GasBuddy Head of Petroleum Analysis, Patrick De Haan, we've seen the national average price bounce back up after cold-weather...

(Undated) -- Lincoln Trail College students will help others with their tax preparation this year. The Future Business Leaders of America Collegiate program at LTC is participating in the Internal Rev...

(Undated) - Health Departments statewide are encouraging vulnerable individuals to get vaccinated for RSV. According to the Illinois Department of Public Health, they have a limited supply of RSV Vacc...

(Undated) - The "Flood Warning" for the Wabash River continues. According to the latest information from the National Weather Service, the river is expected to rise to a crest of 21.2 feet early Satur...