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(Undated) – Changes are coming for police across the state. The seven-hundred-plus-page “Police Reform Bill” was signed by Governor, JB Pritzker, yesterday. Pritzker says he believes this

(Undated) – Three new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed by the Crawford County Health Department. According to information released yesterday that brings our total COVID-19 count since

(Undated) – For the first time in a long time the current “active” COVID-19 total in Crawford County has fallen below 100. According to numbers released yesterday by the Crawford County

(Undated) – The recent blast of winter weather across a large part of the nation is leading to a return to high gas prices. According to Head of Petroleum Analysis for GasBuddy, Patrick DeHann,

(Undated) – Crawford County 100 Women Who Care has announced the recipient of their latest donation. According to Barb Shimer, during last week’s meeting, the majority of votes were cast for

(Undated) – The American Red Cross is once again “sounding the trumpet” to rally donors to give the gift of life. Record-breaking cold and winter storms across much of the U.S. have had a

(Undated) – While we are on the “downhill slide” of the current winter storm, Mother Nature isn’t done just yet. According to the latest “Hazardous Weather Outlook” from the National

(Undated) – Graduation dates have been set for students in Oblong. During last night’s Oblong Unit 4 School Board meeting, the board set Junior High graduation for Thursday, May 13th and High

(Palestine) – A Palestine man was arrested yesterday following a report of a “domestic related incident.” According to Palestine Police Chief, Jeff Besing, he and Officer, Jake McGinness,

(Undated) – February is Career and Technical Education Month. That was Lincoln Trail College Coordinator of Marketing and Public Information, Chris Forde. Forde says LTC’s CTE programs allow