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JALC Foundation receives $1.5 million private donation

CARTERVILLE — When the late James and Rosemary “Dee” Childress became high school sweethearts in Carterville in the 1940’s, they did not know their relationship would be so successful it would enable them to make a $1.5 million bequest to…

 

'Women for Change' group hosts party to introduce itself to community

CARBONDALE — It’s been exactly six months since Ginger Rye’s young grandson witnessed a fatal shooting in the northeast neighborhood of Carbondale while he was walking home from track practice.

 

Birth Announcements

BARRINGTON, Brista and Justin, a daughter, Sunday, Aug. 27, 2017, Memorial Hospital of Carbondale.

 

Proponents of Illinois' first fracking permit hope for success. Opponents vow to keep fighting

ENFIELD — As the dust settles in the controversial battle to issue the first high volume horizontal hydraulic fracturing permit in Illinois, people in Enfield, where the first operational well will begin production, are waiting to see what drilling will…

 

Police investigating another robbery with suspects in Halloween-style masks

Another Carbondale business was robbed early Saturday, again by suspects wearing Halloween-style masks.

 

Country cathedrals: small town grain elevators represent a way of life

BENTON — Many sleepy towns in Southern Illinois are about to wake up as the corn and beans in the fields make their way on trucks to market. Not uncommon are lines down the road of farmers and hired help…

 

Metropolis native's journey through armed forces leads him to job in Pentagon

When US Army Capt. (P) William “Will” Thorne, 37, graduated from Massac County High School in 1998 he was looking for a change.

 

The Southern looking for businesses leading hurricane relief efforts

The Southern Illinoisan is in the process of compiling hurricane relief efforts that local businesses and nonprofits are putting together.

 

Photo: Roof work

Carbondale Park District employee David Nalley scrapes paint from the cupola atop Hickory Lodge on Friday in Carbondale. The historic building houses the park district's administrative offices.

 

Upcoming lane closures to begin on northbound I-57 near Marion

WILLIAMSON COUNTY — The Illinois Department of Transportation is alerting motorists of upcoming lane closures on Interstate 57 in Williamson County beginning at 7 a.m. Monday, Sept. 11 and lasting through Nov. 15.

 

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