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Hiden Named Chief Information Officer With First Mid

News Progress Posted on July 18, 2018 by webmasterJuly 18, 2018

•July 18, 2018• First Mid Bank & Trust recently announced that David Hiden has been named Senior Vice President, Chief Information Officer. He will lead the development and execution of First Mid’s business and technology strategies. “We are very fortunate to have David join the First Mid team”, said Mike Taylor, Chief Operating Officer. “With a strong banking background that includes 25 years of Information Technology (IT) experiences, David brings a wealth of experience in building teams, developing strategic IT plans and executing on delivering quality service to both internal and external customers.” … Read More

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Obituaries 7-18-2018: Vickie Anderson

News Progress Posted on July 18, 2018 by webmasterJuly 18, 2018

Vickie Anderson Vickie Ann Anderson of Mattoon, 68, passed away surrounded by family on July 16, 2018 in Sullivan. Born January 14, 1950 in San Marcus, Texas, she was a daughter of Mary and Paul Elzy and father John Nesloney. She graduated from Lake Land College in 1988 and worked as a licensed practical nurse for many years throughout Coles County. Vickie touched so many lives throughout her career, patients and colleagues alike. She loved to take care of people and always offered a listening ear. She adored her pets equally as much as her family. Vickie loved fishing, camping, … Read More

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Keeping Slim in the Summer Simmer

News Progress Posted on July 18, 2018 by webmasterJuly 18, 2018

•July 18, 2018• Simple steps to keep your diet in check during the picnic party season. Perhaps you’ve already put your diet in danger. Don’t worry, still plenty of time to not let the summer barbeque and picnic predicament get the best of your waistline. The solution is really no different than any other time of year. It comes down to a little planning. For instance, now is the time to take advantage of the local, fresh vegetables at roadside stands and farmers markets. They make a great grilling alternative to the steaks, burgers and brats. You can even add … Read More

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Lovington Grade School Registration

News Progress Posted on July 18, 2018 by webmasterJuly 18, 2018

•July 18, 2018• Lovington Grade School (kindergarten thru eighth grade) will hold registration noon-6 p.m. Thursday, August 2 at the school. Parents must remember to bring the registration packet sent home with the students in May and have all papers completely filled out with the most current information. As a reminder to kindergarten students, they should have a physical exam, dental exam, eye exam and bring an official birth certificate from their birth county courthouse. … Read More

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DMH Vein & Vascular Institute Welcomes Yiefi (Alex) Sun, M.D.

News Progress Posted on July 18, 2018 by webmasterJuly 18, 2018

•July 18, 2018• Yiefi (Alex) Sun, M.D., has joined the DMH Vein & Vascular Institute and will see patients on the campus of Decatur Memorial Hospital . Dr. Sun specializes in open and endovascular management of peripheral artery disease, carotid artery revascularization, complex aortic reconstruction and dialysis access. … Read More

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You’ll Feel Like You’re On Vacation With How Easy This Is

News Progress Posted on July 18, 2018 by webmasterJuly 18, 2018

•July 18, 2018• By Gerald Tilley Social Security District Manager August might be the last of the months that people think of when we say “summer vacation,” but it’s by no means the least. People are still taking trips and hosting family while enjoying America’s beaches and national parks. Social Security might not be on the top of your to-do list when you’re on vacation, but we’ve made it so easy to do business with us online that you can connect with us pool-side or on the go. We are constantly expanding our online services to give you freedom and … Read More

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Blue Dolphins Have Amazing Food Drive Results

News Progress Posted on July 18, 2018 by webmasterJuly 18, 2018

•July 18, 2018• By J.D. Graham SBD Publicity Director For over a decade the Sullivan Blue Dolphin Swim Team has been doing an annual food drive collecting cans for the Moultrie County Food Bank. The challenge is called “ I CAN SWIM”. This year head coach Jason Drury challenged each swimmer to get sponsors to pledge cans of food for the number of laps swam in 20 minutes. There are 70 swimmers on the team ranging in age from 5 to 17. A lap is 50 meters or as the younger swimmers say, down and back. … Read More

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Obituaries 7-18-2018: David Garrett

News Progress Posted on July 18, 2018 by webmasterJuly 18, 2018

David Garrett Funeral services for David Eugene Garrett, 75, of Lovington were held at 11 a.m. today (Wednesday) in McMullin-Young Funeral Home in Lovington. Burial with military rites by Lovington American Legion Post #429 was in Keller Cemetery in Lovington. Garrett passed away at 1:45 a.m. Friday, July 13, 2018 in Mason Point in Sullivan. … Read More

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Jeepin’ for Jesse

News Progress Posted on July 18, 2018 by webmasterJuly 18, 2018

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Sullivan Basketball Coach Opening Came at Opportune Moment

News Progress Posted on July 18, 2018 by webmasterJuly 18, 2018

•July 18, 2018• By Jason Brown NP Sports Sometimes, life is about timing. That was the case for Craig Black. Black, who has been the head coach for Oakwood for the last four seasons, was not looking for a new coaching job. But when Black had heard that the Sullivan coaching position became available after former coach Chester Reeder had taken the head coaching position at Teutopolis, he had to apply. Black, like Reeder, is a Sullivan alumnus and has continued his ties to the area. Black, a 2007 graduate, was hired at a special Sullivan board meeting June 29 … Read More

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Food Myths and nutrition



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Photo courtesy Mid Illinois Senior Services

On September 1st, Certified Health Coach Larry Wetnight presented to a packed house at Mid Illinois Senior Services for their monthly ‘Dine with a Doc’ free luncheon, discussing Food Myths and nutrition. The Q&A portion was especially lively, with a great number of productive takeaways for all. 


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