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(Robinson) – Many offices and businesses across the state are closing to the public as the surge in COVID-19 cases continues. The Robinson Police Department is among them. However, that does not

(Palestine) – The LaMotte Fire Protection District is going to be doing their “Toys for Tots” distribution a bit differently this year. This year gifts will have to be picked up

(Undated) – Another day and another surge in COVID-19 cases in the county. According to the Crawford County Health Department, an additional thirty-seven cases of the virus were confirmed

(Undated) – The County will talk money with a trio of meetings this week. The Crawford County Board Finance Committee will meet tomorrow at 5 pm. According to Crawford County Clerk, Fayrene

(Palestine) – Authorities in Palestine are warning the public to be on the look-out for “funny money.” The Palestine Police Department posted on their official Facebook page, pictures of a

(Undated) – Despite the continued surge in COVID-19 cases statewide, Governor, JB Pritzker, says he is not ready to move all Illinois schools to remote learning just yet. The state announced

(Undated) — As the U.S. experiences a new surge in COVID-19 cases, donations of convalescent plasma are more important than ever. Convalescent plasma donations collect plasma from COVID-19

(Undated) – COVID-19 continues to be a major concern and the latest numbers from the Crawford County Health Department demonstrate why. According to numbers released yesterday, we added

(Robinson) – The Robinson Unit 2 Board meets this afternoon and they have a light agenda. The board will hear the second reading of and approve policy revisions. They will also review and approve

(Palestine) – The Palestine Unit 3 Board will look at a handful of “action items” when they meet this evening. They will hear a report from Superintendent, Jessica Sisil, regarding the