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OVHS Students Experience IFLY

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7th Grade Volleyball Advances to State

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Remember When? 3-7-2018

News Progress Posted on March 7, 2018 by webmasterMarch 7, 2018

25 Years Ago This Week A Children’s Safety house is being constructed for the members of the Okaw Fire Protection Association. The house will be used to show community children how to safely exit a smoke filled house. The project is being overseen by committee co-chairmen Arlon Long of Sullivan Fire Protection Dist. and Merlin Yoder of Arthur Fire Dept. A steer on the loose kept Sullivan city officers, sheriff’s deputies and Sullivan city workers busy for approximately four hours. The steer, owned by Frank Elzy, escaped from Sullivan Veterinary clinic where it had been taken for vaccinations. It was captured … Read More

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Moultrie Moment of the Week

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Abraham Lincoln Pivotal Figure In Securing Springfield As State Capital

News Progress Posted on March 7, 2018 by webmasterMarch 7, 2018

•March 7, 2018• By Kate Schott Of the State Journal-Register When state lawmakers head to the Capitol to do the people’s business, they travel to Springfield. But that wasn’t always the case. Springfield became the state’s third capital city in 1839. And the story of how Springfield became the capital is a tall tale … well, it’s a tale with an outcome scripted by nine tall men. Illinois has been governed from three cities and six buildings (one that was rented and five that were owned by the state), as told in an article in the 1975-76 edition of the … Read More

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New State Fair Manager

News Progress Posted on March 7, 2018 by webmasterMarch 7, 2018

•March 7, 2018• Illinois Department of Agriculture Director Raymond Poe has appointed Luke Sailer the new Division Manager of Fair and Promotional Services. The Division of Fairs & Promotional Services oversees the bureaus of Illinois State Fair, Du Quoin State Fair, Business Services and County Fairs & Horse Racing. … Read More

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Health Fair is Coming Soon

News Progress Posted on March 7, 2018 by webmasterMarch 7, 2018

•March 7, 2018• More than 35 vendors are signed up for the Shelby County Health Fair scheduled for 9-11:30 a.m. Wednesday, March 14 at Shelby Christian Church in Shelbyville. The Lion’s Diabetic Retinopathy Screening Van and Hearing Van will be also be available.  … Read More

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Lovington Has Reverse Raffle for Fireworks 

News Progress Posted on March 7, 2018 by webmasterMarch 7, 2018

•March 7, 2018• Lovington community fireworks committee is holding a reverse raffle Saturday, March 17 at the Lovington American Legion. Only 100 tickets are being sold with the last ticket drawn receiving the $1000 grand prize. Nine additional drawings for $50 will be held prior to the grand prize. The last five tickets can split first prize only if remaining ticket holders agree to do so. All proceeds go to Lovington fireworks. Need not be present to win. … Read More

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Fair Leaders in Springfield

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Tough Workouts Prepare Sullivan Girls’ Track Team 

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•March 7, 2018• By Jason Brown NP Sports In her 10th season as head coach of the Sullivan girls’ track team, Kali Taylor has had one of the best first weeks of practice, and she and her athletes have high expectations and goals for this season. “I’m very proud how the girls responded to some very tough workouts that I gave them,” said Taylor. “We started off the season with an indoor meet at ISU on Saturday with 682 student-athletes competing. I only took two individuals, Madalyne McPheeters and Katherine Kite, but they held their own against some tough Class … 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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