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(Undated) – Gas prices continue to inch higher even as OPEC agrees to boost production. According to GasBuddy Head of Petroleum Analysis, Patrick DeHann, OPEC plans to raise oil production by

(Undated) – This week would be a good week to head to Pelican Cove and if you forget your sunscreen CMH has you covered. According to CMH Director of Marketing, Becky Ruppel, for the last several

(Undated) – A two-vehicle accident involving a tanker truck north of Trimble around 1:30 pm yesterday had Route 1 closed for about an hour. Details regarding the accident are limited. However,

(Undated) – A recent survey ranks Illinois eighth in the nation for distracted driving. According to numbers released by the state of Illinois for the year 2019, one-hundred-fifty-one people died

(Undated) – Following a week that saw several inches of rainfall across the area, flooding continues to be a concern. However, according to the National Weather Service, the Wabash River at

(Undated) – All four of the county school boards meet this evening and their respective “Back to School” Plans will be the main focus. The Robinson Unit 2, Oblong Unit 4, and the Palestine

(Undated) – Local schools are looking at the best COVID-19 plans for the coming school year and the IDPH and CDC have released some guidelines. According to the Illinois Department of Public

(Undated) – The Crawford County Fair officially begins this weekend. Grandstand events kick off on Saturday with the Queen and Little Miss Pageant. Sunday will be a gospel show for a free-will

(Undated) – Despite a recent uptick in COVID-19 numbers across the state, no new mandates are expected. In a statement last week Governor, J.B. Pritzker said he has no plans to reinstate

(Undated) – We are in for a wet weekend across the area. According to the latest “Hazardous Weather Outlook” from the National Weather Service, scattered thunderstorms will continue through