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My husband and I have a way with words that’s fun for us but makes everyone around us wonder what the heck is going on in our world. Our latest kitty kid likes to sit at the top of my recliner, which also happens to be a rocker, so if I’m not careful when I get out of the chair I send her flying across the room.
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2012 Calendar........................... Pages 6 & 6
Year in Review...........................Page 18 -24
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Send us your odes of love for Valentine’s Day, but with a twist: How do love your sweetie, your family, your friends, in 10 words or less?
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Edd Kueker's recognition for 35 years on the Regional Board of School Trustees.
The Randolph County Department of Economic Development (DED) will host the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) on Tuesday, February 7 at the courthouse DED office. Appointments begin at 9:00. The DED is partnering with the SBDC of Southern Illinois University Carbondale (SIUC) to help expand existing businesses and start new businesses in Randolph County.
As of February 1, 2012, Catholic Social Services of Southern Illinois will become Christian Social Services of Illinois (CSS). CSS has chosen to become independent of the Catholic Diocese of Belleville in order to adhere to the new State of Illinois Religious Freedom Protection and Civil Union Act and to avoid closing the agency. The focus of the premier social services agency will continue to be high quality services which include: foster care, residential treatment care for children, residential care for the aged, daycare, senior employment, clinical counseling services, pregnancy care, and adoption services. The primary concern of the agency is the children and families served. By becoming an independent, non-denominational agency, CSS can continue to offer much needed services throughout the area. The mission and values of Christian Social Services will remain the same.
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Your daily news briefing, with the video of the day, the top news and the quote of the day.
Your daily news briefing, with the video of the day, the top news and the quote of the day.
Follow the link to see our look at what’s happening this week.
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This dog was found wandering, and is very depressed if you are the owner, PLEASE come forward, and identify
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According to the Illinois State Police, David Schnur,55, of Elkville was driving westbound on Water St. when he pulled into the path of a Union Pacific train
