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Jackson County's African-American Civil War Veterans: Stephen Bostick

Editor's Note: Throughout February, The Southern will run a series of profiles of Civil War veterans on Sundays. The profiles are from a special exhibit at the John A. Logan Museum in Murphysboro called "Forgotten Soldiers: Jackson County's African-American Civil…

 

Birth Announcements

ALBERTINI, Angela and Mark, a daughter, Saturday, Feb. 4, 2017, Memorial Hospital of Carbondale.

 

Veterans Honor Flight of Southern Illinois works toward first flight

MARION — Veterans Honor Flight of Southern Illinois is looking for donors, veterans, guardians and volunteers.

 

Salukis' 1967 NIT champions nearly missed their chance at history

CARBONDALE — The most storied season in Southern Illinois University athletics history nearly ended with a whimper 50 years ago this March.

 

Planning group seeks public comments on possible new roads between Carterville and SI Airport

CARBONDALE — The Southern Illinois Metropolitan Planning Organization (SIMPO) will host an open-house informational meeting this upcoming Tuesday to gauge public interest in possible roadway improvements between Reed Station Road and U.S. 51.

 

Deer mounts on display at Hamilton County State's Attorney's office

Two deer mounts are on display in the Hamilton County State's Attorney's office after an investigation found the deer unlawfully harvested in the county, according to a news release from State's Attorney Justin Hood.

 

State’s Attorney Reminds Public Regarding Tax Refund Fraud

It is tax time again, so it’s also time to be vigilant about identity theft and tax refund fraud, according to Union County State’s Attorney Tyler R. Edmonds.

 

Two local farmers receive Golden Beet Awards for innovations in local food systems

CARBONDALE — Drive by Orlan and Chasity Mays’ garden on Sycamore Street in Carbondale, and there is evidence of a garden.

 

Road closure on N. Washington St. north of Illinois 14 in McLeansboro

MCLEANSBORO — A road closure will begin at 7 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 15, on Illinois 242 (North Washington Street), north of Illinois 14 in McCleansboro, due to railroad crossing repair work. Repairs to the crossing are expected to be completed…

 

In Herrin, Rauner salutes K-12 schools while offering few details on the budget front

HERRIN — After a tour of Herrin Junior High on Tuesday afternoon, Gov. Bruce Rauner applauded the increase in state funding allocated for K-12 schools this fiscal year and the recent work of a bipartisan commission on school funding reform…

 

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