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Easter Week Services

News Progress Posted on March 21, 2018 by webmasterMarch 21, 2018

•March 21 2018•

The News Progress will publish special Easter service information in the March 28 edition. The deadline is noon Monday, March 26. Submit by email to: mbrothers@newsprogress.com call 217/728-7381 or bring to 100 W. Monroe, Sullivan.

Sullivan First United Methodist Church will conduct the re-enactment of The Last Supper (Passover Meal) “Lord, is it I?” at 7 p.m. Maundy Thursday, March 29.

On Good Friday, March 30 the Allenville Christian Church will hold a Community Worship Service beginning at 6:30 p.m. The Rev. Al Rennert will be the speaker.

Faith Lutheran Church in Sullivan will have Easter Sunday worship at 10 a.m. April 1. Saturday Worship Services: 5 p.m. Sunday Bible Classes: 9 a.m. regular Sunday Worship Services: 10 a.m.

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WHS FFA Learns Poultry Judging

News Progress Posted on March 21, 2018 by webmasterMarch 21, 2018

WHS FFA Learns Poultry Judging
The Windsor FFA Chapter sent seven of its members to the Poultry Judging CDE hosted by the Shelbyville FFA Chapter on Wednesday, March 14th. The members were tasked with the evaluation of live birds, carcasses, poultry products, as well as the interior and exterior of market eggs. The members also tested their knowledge with a test and the identification of cuts of meat. The members in attendance were Tristan Boehm, Whitney Pepperdine, Brandon Milligan, Hannah Morlen, Kendra Reed, Haylee Reynolds, and Gage Sattler. Tristan placed in the top 10 individuals of the contest.Pictured front L to R: Whitney Pepperdine, Kendra Reed, Haylee Reynolds, Hannah Morlen. Back L to R: Brandon Milligan, Gage Sattler, Tristan Boehm.

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Remember When? 3-21-2018

News Progress Posted on March 21, 2018 by webmasterMarch 21, 2018

25 Years Ago This Week

The Bethany school board has voted to ask Sullivan schools to consider forming a co-op football team due to low participation in the last years program.

Sullivan High School’s first journalism class, instructed by Becky Lawson, will print its first edition of the SHS Signal at the News~Progress this week. Jodi England, one of the managing editors, said it was a lot harder than they realized. The last school newspaper, The Smoke Signal, was put out in 1975 by Don Lewis, Carla Keown Messmore, and R.R. Best.

Sullivan resident Julie Wilkerson will be singing the National Anthem for two Minnesota Twins games later this month. Read More

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WHS FFA Attends Judgings

News Progress Posted on March 21, 2018 by webmasterMarch 21, 2018

•March 21 2018•

On Friday March 16th 14 members of the Windsor FFA Chapter participated in the Marion County Livestock judging contest. The members evaluated 12 classes of varying types of stock from cattle to goats. Members were tasked with evaluating the stock on performance data, confirmation, and physical appearance of characteristics.   Read More

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Windows to Heaven Celebration of Life

News Progress Posted on March 21, 2018 by webmasterMarch 21, 2018

•March 21 2018•

The annual Windows to Heaven celebration of life, a memorial program that honors children who have died, will be held at 2 pm on Saturday, April 14, in chapel at Sarah Bush Lincoln.

This service is for those families who have suffered the loss of a child. Inspired by a Swedish children’s song, Windows to Heaven is a series of beautifully hand-crafted windows from which an artist’s rendition of the brilliant night sky filled with stars can be seen. It is located in the chapel at Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center. Read More

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SBL Holds Health Screenings At Sullivan Senior Center

News Progress Posted on March 21, 2018 by webmasterMarch 21, 2018

•March 21 2018•

SBL Lincolnland Home Care and Lincolnland Hospice will conduct a free blood pressure clinic from 8:30 to 9 a.m. on Thursday, April 19, 2018 at the Senior Center, Sullivan.  For more information, call Lincolnland Home Care at 1-800-879-3212.

SBL Lincolnland Home Care, Lincolnland Hospice and Lincolnland Home Medical will sponsor bingo from 9 – 10 a.m. following the blood pressure clinic.

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Local Author Speaks at Art in Equality Convention

News Progress Posted on March 21, 2018 by webmasterMarch 21, 2018

•March 21 2018•

Local author, Ariana R. Cherry will be speaking at the first annual Art in Equality Convention on Saturday, March 24, 2018 at the Savoy Recreation Center in Savoy, Illinois. It is a convention and film festival focusing on Equality for all: LGBTQ, all races, all religions, all sexes. “We are ALL human, let’s stop the hate. We will provide an environment that welcomes everyone with open minds and open hearts. We will embrace knowledge, love and understanding.” Read More

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Annual High School Art Competition Entry Time

News Progress Posted on March 14, 2018 by webmasterMarch 14, 2018

•March 14, 2018•

Congressman John Shimkus (R, Illinois-15) is now accepting entries for the 2018 Congressional Art Competition. The contest is open to high school students in the 15th Congressional District. Entries are due by May 4.

“This is an annual competition that we are pleased to participate in,” Shimkus said. “The winning artwork from my district will be displayed in Washington, DC, in a tunnel that connects the Cannon House Office Building to the Capitol. Thousands of staff and visitors will see the artwork each day.” Read More

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Women’s History And Social Security

News Progress Posted on March 14, 2018 by webmasterMarch 14, 2018

•March 14, 2018•

By Gerald Tilley
Social Security District Manager

March is Women’s History Month. This is a time to focus not just on women’s achievements, but on the challenges women continue to face. In the 21st century, more women work, pay Social Security taxes, and earn credit toward monthly retirement income than at any other time in our nation’s history. Knowing this, you can take control of your own rich and independent history, with knowledge you can get from Social Security. Read More

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Millikin Dedicates University Commons

News Progress Posted on March 14, 2018 by webmasterMarch 14, 2018

•March 14, 2018•

Millikin University will dedicate its University Commons with a week-long celebration of events March 19-24. Millikin invites the local and campus community to join in the Week of Celebration as the University Commons becomes Millikin’s new front door, crossroads and gathering place. Read More

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Senior Expo a success



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On Friday, September 4th, Mid-Illinois Senior Services (MISS) was abuzz with activity and a good time was had by all during MISS’ yearly Senior Expo. Local businesses attended to provide helpful information to local seniors, and the staff of MISS was on hand to answer questions, sign people up for services (including Medicare Part ‘D’ enrollments which are fast approaching), as well as provide a free lunch. Many local businesses and individuals donated a wide variety of goods to be sold at the Expo, with all funds raised going directly back into the services MISS provides to local seniors and a much-needed roof repair.


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