Category Archives: News Section
CEO Pop Up Event Held at Metro in Sullivan
•May 18, 2022•
by Crystal Reed
NP Writer
Two students from Illini Prairie CEO had a pop-up shop event in Sullivan last week at Metro. All of the CEO students participated in the trade show that was held on April 26 in Tuscola. Read More
National Nursing Home Week
Roof work continues on County Courthouse
Voter Registration at SHS
Body of Arthur Man Recovered from Water
•May 18, 2022•
A 33 year old man’s body was recovered from the water at Bo Wood. On Friday, May 13 at 10:47 pm the Moultrie County Sheriff’s Office received a phone call from Christian County 911 about a person in the water at Bo Wood. The sheriff’s office dispatched deputies to the scene and notified Coles County Communication to dispatch the Moultrie County Dive Team. Mutual aid was requested from the Shelby County Dive Team. Read More
Board Approves Ordinance Prohibiting Wind Energy
•May 18, 2022•
by Crystal Reed
NP Writer
The Moultrie County Board unanimously approved an ordinance prohibiting wind farms in Moultrie County during their regular meeting Thursday. Board member Elizabeth Houser was absent.
The board voted to accept the resignation of Larry Baker from the Moultrie County Board and as County Board Chairman. There was also a motion approved to accept the resignation of Moultrie County Engineer Jeff Birch, effective August 31, 2022. Read More
Okaw Valley Holds Graduation Ceremony for Class of 2022
•May 18, 2022•
by Crystal Reed
NP Writer
The Okaw Valley school district held graduation ceremonies for the class of 2022 on Saturday, May 14, in the high school gymnasium. This year’s co-valedictorians are Evelyn Ashley and Savannah Hagerman and salutatorian is Amelia Landreth. The class motto is “In ourselves our future lies.”
Superintendent Kent Stauder presented Hall of Fame inductees during the ceremony. For the Volunteer Hall of Fame, inductees were Soo Harris and David Benning. Shawn Creviston was inducted into the Alumni Hall of Fame. Read More
Sullivan Students Participate in 2022 Special Olympics
“The Story of the Lovington Coal Mine “ is the May Program for MCHGS
•May 11, 2022•
Lovington, Illinois was once the home of a 900 foot deep coal mine producing the highest quality coal in central Illinois. Because of it, city fathers of Lovington expected their town to become one of the largest towns in the area. Come to the society’s regular meeting on Thursday, May 19, at 7:00 p.m. at Lovington’s Fire House on Route 32 in the heart of town to hear what happened to this productive, rich mine. Read More