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Tamms mine to be donated to bat conservation group

TAMMS — Bats looking to spend the colder months in the Magazine Mine in Tamms can sleep easy this winter. Their hibernaculum is being donated to the Organization for Bat Conservation.

 

Birth Announcements

ABELL, Destiny and VEACH, Dustin, a daughter, Thursday, Aug. 17, 2017, Memorial Hospital of Carbondale.

 

Du Quoin State Fair competitions showcase the next generation of farmers

DU QUOIN — While the midway at the state fairgrounds in Du Quoin on Saturday afternoon shook itself awake to the sound of rumbling generators and rock music, a day of competition was well underway in the cattle barns behind…

 

Bicyclist dies after struck by vehicle in Carterville

A person is dead after being struck by a vehicle while riding a bicycle in Carterville.

 

Kicking off state bicentennial, leaders hope to put state hardship behind them

CHESTER — With barely a moment to catch a breath from Monday’s eclipse celebrations, Randolph County officials begin the countdown to the Illinois Bicentennial on Saturday. Local leaders are seeing this as a point of reflection — recognizing the hard…

 

One injured in tractor, semi collision

One person was injured after a semitrailer collided with a farm tractor Thursday in Hardin County, according to Illinois State Police.

 

Zeigler city treasurer on leave after FBI raids City Hall

ZEIGLER — The city treasurer is on administrative leave after FBI agents raided City Hall on Thursday morning.

 

Goddard Chapel in Marion approaches its 100th year: city seeks sponsors for restoration

MARION — The center aisle in Goddard Chapel in the Marion City Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon was strewn with rose petals. Light poured through the stained glass windows and the pews were banded by ribbons in preparation for a wedding.

 

1 injured in Percy crash

One man was injured Tuesday in a crash near railroad tracks in Percy.

 

Orient to focus on sense of community during centennial celebration

ORIENT — The city of Orient and its nearly 350 residents quietly saw a milestone come and go last week — on Aug. 17, the settlement turned 100.

 

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