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(Robinson) – The Robinson Police Department is continuing to look for new officers. They are taking applications for the position of Police Officer. Those interested must be U.S. Citizens, at

(Oblong) – The Oblong Fire Department has announced the numbers from this year’s Toys for Kids effort. According Oblong Mayor, Teresa Fielder, speaking on behalf of the Oblong Volunteer

(Sullivan, In) – The rebuilding and recovery effort is ongoing following the March tornado that ripped through the area. Thanks to a recent donation, the Sullivan, Indiana VFW post will regain an

(Undated) — Ameren is encouraging more people to get a free Google Nest Thermostat. The Wi-Fi-connected thermostats are being given away to customers for free. Ameren says the advantage of

(Undated) – The current forecast for our Christmas weekend looks cloudy, warm, and wet. According to the National Weather Service, we can expect rain and daytime highs in the 50s and 60s through

(Undated) – Thanks to the Federal Reserve hinting that interest rate cuts could be coming, the drop in gas prices has reversed a bit. According to GasBuddy Head of Petroleum Analysis, Patrick De

(Olney) – The Illinois State Police are continuing the investigation into the murder of thirty-three-year-old Nicole Pedigo of Olney. The ISP released her identity yesterday as well as some new

(Undated) – Christmas is next week and the CDC is reminding everyone to make sure the food you are eating doesn’t make you sick. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offer tips to

(Undated) – The recent blast of cold weather is giving way to unseasonably warm temperatures for Christmas. According to Ed Shimon at the National Weather Service, as we head into the Christmas

(Undated) – Three of the four county school boards approved a tax question resolution during their recent meetings. The Robinson, Palestine, and Oblong School Boards all approved the resolution