Train accident at Water St. and Mill St., Chester. Emergency crews on scene now. More details to be published as we receive them.
The Chester Fire Department responded to an early morning fire at McDonalds in Chester during the early hours of January 18.
According to Chester Fire Captain Marty Bert the Chester Fire department received a call, at approximately 3:15 a.m., about a grease fire in the kitchen area of the business.
The Randolph County Sheriff’s Department were called to the scene of a two-vehicle accident in Evansville that claimed the life of a Red Bud man.
Danny Randolph, 44, of Red Bud was pronounced dead at the scene at 9:36 p.m. Randolph was the passenger in a Chevy Blazer driven by Robert Cane, 36, of Red Bud.
The Chester Stingers Youth Football Program has been a success thus far. They are now in the process of raising $35,000 through fundraising efforts, business and personal donations, and registration fees. The league will start in August 2012. They will be playing against neighboring towns including Sparta, Red Bud, Pickneyville, Nashville, Waterloo, Columbia, Dupo, Freeburg and Mascoutah. Including Chester, these are the teams that comprise the Southwestern Illinois Football Conference.
Congratulations to Coach Sarah Surman and her 7th Grade Lady Jr. Jackets' undefeated season. The Lady Jr. Jackets had a perfect 16 -0 season beating Murphysboro, Trico, Sparta, Nashville, Pinckneyville, DuQuoin, and Pinckneyville 204 twice and Steeleville and Dupo once.
Stories available exclusively in the January 25th edition are
Catholic Schools week................. Page 18
Tournament congratulations...........Page 15
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