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ALAH District Increases Salary for Substitute Teachers

News Progress Posted on February 27, 2019 by webmasterFebruary 27, 2019

•February 27 2019• By Ariana Cherry for the News Progress Superintendent Kenny Schwengel stated that the balance of all the district’s funds currently is $6,955,732.69. The Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond school district received one transportation payment of $136,000 in January. He noted that the second payment has been disbursed but has not been received. About $396,000 were paid in bills. The board discussed raising the salary for substitute teachers. On average most districts pay $90 per day, and ALAH is set at $85. ALAH principals commented that several of their substitutes come out of town from Decatur, Sullivan, Bethany and Mt. Zion to … Read More

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Faith Family Fellowship Hosts Revival

News Progress Posted on February 27, 2019 by webmasterFebruary 27, 2019

•February 27 2019• Faith Family fellowship in Lovington is hosting the Rev. Tim Brown to minister for a three-night revival at 6:30 p.m. Friday, March 8-Sunday, March 10. … Read More

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Understanding Illinois: Are Farmers Becoming Serfs to Big Ag?

News Progress Posted on February 27, 2019 by webmasterFebruary 27, 2019

•February 27 2019• By Jim Nowlan NP Guest Columnist Based on what I hear from atop my perch in rural central Illinois, I worry that my farmer friends may become but serfs to Big Agriculture. That is, farmers provide the labor, soils and risk in service to a very few global chemical and other ag companies. The farmers must buy their inputs from these few companies, yet the companies call most of the shots and reap the rewards, it seems. I grew up a “town boy” in a tiny farm town; never knew much about ag, still don’t. After a … Read More

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Sullivan FFA Holds Auction

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•February 27 2019• The 8th Annual Sullivan FFA / Sullivan FFA Alumni Auction is Saturday, March 2 in the Sullivan High School gym. A complimentary meal is provided by the Sullivan FFA Alumni and Terry Warren Catering starting at 4:30 p.m. A raffle auction will begin at 4:30 p.m. with a live auction conducted by Rudy Huber at 6 p.m. A sale bill is updated daily on the Sullivan School District website at https://www.sullivan.k12.il.us/ … Read More

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Aspen Creek Showcases Upgrades for Residents

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•February 27 2019• By Ellen Ferrera for the News Progress Aspen Creek held a treat-filled open house Feb. 22-23 to showcase six new resident rooms, an exercise room, luxury spa and second living/dining area. Founder Teresa Crawford and Marketing Director Kathy Albin welcomed visitors and conducted a tour of the new additions. Aspen Creek was founded in 2009 by Teresa and Brian Crawford of Sullivan and has two facilities in Troy, Illinois in addition to the Sullivan location. Teresa was inspired by her grandmother Madge and knew at an early age that her calling would be in health care for … Read More

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Show Choir Invitational

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OVFFA Hosts Petting Zoo

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Local Wrestlers Advance to Sectionals

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•February 27 2019• Lincoln Scroggins competed in the IKWF (Illinois Kids Wrestling Federation) Central Regionals over the weekend. He placed second and will advance to IKWF Central Sectionals in Springfield Saturday, March 2. Scroggins wrestles for Mattoon Youth Wrestling Club and attends Lovington Elementary School. His record so far this year is 21-5. Brady Foster competed in the Freshman Sophomore IWCOA (Illinois Wrestling Coaches & Officials Association) Central Regionals. He was the Regional Champion and will advance to Sectionals in Heyworth Sunday, March 3. Foster, who attends ALAH, is a coach for Mattoon Youth Wrestling Club and a national wrestling … Read More

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Sullivan American Legion Kicks off Walk of Honor

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•February 27 2019• By Ellen Ferrera for the News Progress The Sullivan American Legion Post #68 kicked off its 100th anniversary celebration with plans for a Walk of Honor. Legion Commander Bob Sims revealed plans for the major Post 68 fundraiser. “We are now landscaping and building a brick Walk of Honor for the flag pole area. Post 68 is taking orders for memorial bricks to be included in the walk to honor loved ones who served,” he said. Don’t fret if you missed this delicious meal that included fried potatoes and cornbread for there are other benefits being planned … Read More

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OV Boys End Season

News Progress Posted on February 27, 2019 by webmasterFebruary 27, 2019

•February 27 2019• The Okaw Valley boys’ basketball team season ended last Wednesday with a loss in the Class 1A Edinburg Regional. Central A&M defeated the Timberwolves 73-40. No other details were available. Okaw Valley finished the season with a record of 11-20. … Read More

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BASO Car Show a success



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The Bethany Advocates and Support Organization hosted its annual car show on August 22 at Crowder Park. The perfect afternoon weather bought out 52 entries and many enthusiastic onlookers. Greg Fitzgerald’s 1966 Pontiac GTO took home Best off Show honors.


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