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(Oblong) – Oblong Mayor, Teresa Fielder, is reminding village residents to be on the lookout for utility scams. Fielder says it’s the season for door-to-door visitors claiming to lower your

(Undated) – The Crawford County Health Department once again has COVID-19 vaccines available. According to CCHD representatives, they have several doses of the 2023-2024 vaccine and they need to

(Undated) – Crawford Memorial Hospital is reminding the public they offer a drug take-back bin for patients, employees, and the community. According to CMH Director of Marketing, Becky Ruppel,

(Robinson) – Following the recent Robinson City Council meeting, the City of Robinson and the Robinson Police Department have officially announced the search for a part-time secretary. The

(Robinson) – A longtime officer with the Robinson Police Department recently passed his state narcotic detection recertification. RPD K-9 Dex passed for the 7th year. Dex and his handler,

(Undated) – Forecasted rains are likely to cause problems along already swollen rivers. According to this morning’s “Hazardous Weather Outlook” from the National Weather Service, recent

(Undated) – A pair of local Veterans organizations will be holding officer elections next week. The American Legion Post 69 and VFW Post 4549 will hold the nomination and election of post

(Robinson) – The “SOLARbration at Cross Street Station” is in the review and the next big event in Robinson is coming up on Saturday. That was Robinson Chamber Executive Director, Lisa

(Undated) – The next meeting of Crawford County 100 Women Who Care is set for next week. Organization representative, Barb Shimer, says the women will vote on the current election and nominate

(Undated) – The National Weather Service continues to keep an eye on the Wabash River. A “Flood Warning” remains in effect following several days of rainfall last week. They say flooding on