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(Undated) – You have no doubt noticed the growth of “gaming” locations here in Robinson and throughout the state. Well, there is a good reason for that it generates a massive amount of

(Undated) – A nationwide blood shortage continues and the Red Cross is “sounding the alarm.” The agency is putting out a call for blood donors, as the plea for help about a month ago came

(Palestine) – A Palestine man had been sentenced to time in the IDOC. According to Crawford County State’s Attorney, Cole Shaner, during a late January court appearance Gavin Willan was

(Robinson) – Crawford County State’s Attorney, Cole Shaner, is reporting the sentencing of William Lamb. According to Shaner, Lamb was sentenced in late January to four years in the Department

(Undated) – Crawford Memorial Hospital continues to grow and add new doctors and services. That was CMH Director of Marketing, Becky Ruppel. She says a couple of “new” services are already

(Undated) – The Primary Election is next month but you can cast your ballot beginning today. Crawford County Clerk, Beckie Staley, is reminding the public that her office will be open for early

(Undated) — Local authorities are joining the Illinois Department of Transportation in reminding football fans to get home safely following this Sunday’s “big game.” Officials say

(Hutsonville) – The Wabash River at Hutsonville is forecast to fall back below flood stage. According to the National Weather Service, the “Flood Warning” will remain in effect until just

(Oblong) – The Oblong Village Board will talk about the Enterprise Zone when it meets tonight. On the agenda, the board will hear from Bill Burke regarding the County Residential Enterprise Zone

(Undated) – Gas prices inched up nationwide pushed higher by oil prices. According to GasBuddy Head of Petroleum Analysis, Patrick De Haan, while most states saw price increases, they were