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IL youth turkey hunters have record during season

News Progress Posted on April 22, 2026 by webmasterApril 22, 2026

•April 22, 2026• Illinois youth turkey hunters set a new record, harvesting a preliminary total of 2,318 birds during the 2025 Illinois youth season. The total surpasses last year’s record of 2,099 birds and marks the third consecutive year of record-setting youth turkey harvest in Illinois. … Read More

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Sullivan CUSD Meeting

News Progress Posted on April 22, 2026 by webmasterApril 22, 2026

•April 22, 2026• On Monday, April 13th, the Sullivan School board held its regular monthly meeting. The following reports from the principals were shared with those in attendance: Mrs. Guyot shared that the SES Strong April Character trait was courage-choosing what is helpful, right, and kind, even when it’s hard or scary, and SES celebrated “Leaders of Cooperation” at the Sullivan Strong Assembly. She went on to thank Mr. Waelde, Mrs. Kalagian, Mrs. Collins, and the 3rd – 5th grade teachers for getting SES through the IAR testing window and make-ups. Project One Family had their first community event on … Read More

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Access update for Ken Kenney’s at Lake Shelbyville

News Progress Posted on April 22, 2026 by webmasterApril 22, 2026

•April 22, 2026• The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is updating the public access to Ken Kenney’s at Lake Shelbyville, commonly labeled as Site #46 on USACE hunting and fishing maps. The roadway leading to the site is privately owned and is not a designated public access route. … Read More

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35th Annual Arthur Quilt Show April 30 – May 2

News Progress Posted on April 22, 2026 by webmasterApril 22, 2026

•April 22, 2026• Quilt enthusiasts from across the region are invited to attend the Annual Arthur Amish Country Quilt Show, scheduled for Thursday through Saturday, April 30th through May 2nd, at the Otto Center, located one-half mile south of Arthur at 2056 County Road 1800 East. The show will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Thursday and Friday, and from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Saturday. Admission is $5. Now in its 35th year, the Arthur Quilt Show continues to draw entries and visitors from across Illinois and beyond, showcasing some of the finest handcrafted quilts, … Read More

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A homemade dessert to cap off a delicious meal

News Progress Posted on April 22, 2026 by webmasterApril 22, 2026

•April 22, 2026• Desserts are a welcome treat after a delicious main course. Homemade desserts can be particularly flavorful, and that freshness can make the final course something to really look forward to. Those tasked with prepared a homemade dessert have plenty of options to consider, including this recipe for “Strawberry and Vanilla Cheesecakes With a Ginger Cookie Base” from Lines+Angles.  Strawberry and Vanilla Cheesecakes With a  Ginger Cookie Base … Read More

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IDPH issues updated sport fish advisories

News Progress Posted on April 22, 2026 by webmasterApril 22, 2026

•April 22, 2026• The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has issued its annual update of advisories related to the consumption of sport fish caught in Illinois waterways. Fish are tested statewide by the Illinois Fish Contaminant Monitoring Program for polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), and methylmercury. Results are used to issue advisories, which detail how frequently fish from various waterways can be eaten without posing a health risk. “As the weather warms up, Illinois residents have the opportunity to enjoy the wonderful outdoor recreation available across the state, like hiking, swimming, and fishing,” said IDPH Director … Read More

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‘Illinois Voices 250’ with Illinois Humanities and StoryCorps Studios

News Progress Posted on April 22, 2026 by webmasterApril 22, 2026

•April 22, 2026• The Illinois America 250 Commission invites people from across Illinois to participate in Illinois Voices 250, a statewide effort to record conversations with residents as part of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Recorded conversations will be preserved at the U.S. Library of Congress. The initiative is led by the Illinois America 250 Commission in partnership with Illinois Humanities and StoryCorps Studios. Illinois Voices 250 is the most expansive effort yet to ensure Illinois’ commemoration of the nation’s birthday is inclusive, accessible, and statewide. People can participate in public community recording events … Read More

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May’s ‘Dine with a Doc’: Sleep specialist

News Progress Posted on April 22, 2026 by webmasterApril 22, 2026

•April 22, 2026• Instead of counting sheep, local seniors and veterans are invited to count themselves in for a special educational event. Senior Education Ministries, Inc., in partnership with the Sullivan community, has announced the upcoming Dine with a Doc® program on Tuesday, May 5, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 pm. at the Moultrie County Senior Center (Mid-Illinois Senior Services Inc.), 113 E. Jefferson Street in Sullivan. … Read More

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Survey: U.S. farmers can’t afford fertilizer

News Progress Posted on April 22, 2026 by webmasterApril 22, 2026

•April 22, 2026• by Tammie Sloup FarmWeek  A nationwide survey conducted by the American Farm Bureau Federation shows 70% of respondents cannot afford to purchase enough fertilizer to get them through the year. More than 5,700 farmers from every state and Puerto Rico responded to the survey, which was conducted April 3rd through 11th. In Illinois, more than 250 farmers responded. The analysis reveals that almost eight in 10 farmers in the southern US say they can’t afford all needed supplies this year, followed by the Northeast and West at 69% and 66%, respectively, compared to 48% of the farmers … Read More

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LWC to host coffee and herb potting party  

News Progress Posted on April 22, 2026 by webmasterApril 22, 2026

•April 22, 2026• The Lovington Working Collective (LWC) invites the Lovington community to start their weekend on a refreshing note at the ‘Coffee & Herb Potting Party’. This event will be held on Saturday, April 25th, at 9:00 am for coffee, conversation, and a chance to create your very own herb pot to take home—perfect for your porch, kitchen, or garden. The event will be held at 111 State and Broadway Street, in Lovington. Enter at the north door across from the library and go up the stairs. … Read More

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Poppies to honor those who gave all



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On Friday, May 22nd, Ruth Keown, Vice-President of the Sullivan American Legion Auxiliary Unit 68, greeted the public at the entrance to the local Post Office, distributing Memorial Poppies. Each year, millions of Americans wear these Memorial Poppies in memory of American service members who lost their lives in war while serving their country, and to assist those Veterans who are now hospitalized or in rehabilitation, suffering from wounds and illnesses. Memorial Day poppies distributed by the American Legion symbolize the ultimate sacrifice made by service members and are a tribute to those who lost their lives in war. Wearing the poppy is a way to honor the fallen and ensure their bravery is never forgotten.


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