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OVHS Spring Semester Honor Rolls Announced

News Progress Posted on June 8, 2016 by webmasterJune 8, 2016

•June 8, 2016• The Okaw Valley High School spring semester honor roll has been announced. Earning straight As are Gretchen Macklin, Nicole Miller and Charli Uhlrich, seniors; Jasmine Baumbarger, Tyus Brooks, Elaina Crawford, Brianna Creviston, Connor Dotson, Sydney Hagerman, Moranda Matheson and Seth Yeakel, juniors; Evan Baumbarger, Quinn Brooks, Tyson Brown, Garrett Fritz, Grace Harlin, Kaytlyn Hinton, Kyra Jackson, Natalie Jeffers, Hannah Landreth, Danielle Lochbaum, Ethan Macklin, Kelly McGill, Paige Robinson and Trey Yarnell, sophomores and Bella Benning, Kailynn Bobbett, Shelby Hagerman, Elizabeth Herbord, Jalynn Johnson, Molly Phillips and Sadie Zimmerman, freshmen. … Read More

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Lincolnland Hospice Gears Memorial Service for Kids

News Progress Posted on June 8, 2016 by webmasterJune 8, 2016

•June 8, 2016• Lincolnland Hospice is hosting its 17th annual Memory Day, a program geared toward children who have experienced the death of a loved one. Memory Day is set for 10 a.m., Saturday, June 18, outside Entrance A of Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center. Participants should meet in the lobby of Entrance A. Memory Day will give children a way to pay tribute to special people or pets who have died. Children will plant flowers in a garden near the Main Entrance of the Health Center and the group will release a dove. Light refreshments will be served. … Read More

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Annual Amish Country Tractor Cruise Offers Rides

News Progress Posted on June 8, 2016 by webmasterJune 8, 2016

•June 8, 2016• The 7th Annual Amish Country Tractor Cruise will be held Saturday, June 18 in Arthur. A 40 mile cruise will take riders on a picturesque cruise through the Heart of Illinois Amish Country that will feature the communities of Arthur and Cooks Mills. Registration for the cruise will begin at 6:30 a.m. at Arthur’s Yoder’s Kitchen, located on IL 133 and then departs at 8:30 a.m. A rest stop will be at the Aikman Wildlife Adventure and lunch will be served at Daily Farms before returning to Arthur at approximately 3 p.m.  … Read More

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Host Foreign Exchange Families Sought

News Progress Posted on June 8, 2016 by webmasterJune 8, 2016

•June 8, 2016• Foreign exchange student host families are being sought for area foreign exchange students for the upcoming school year. Area coordinator for the foreign exchange student program in this area is Cindy Yoder who explained that 100 English speaking students from various foreign countries are available for host families in the area. … Read More

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Remember When? 6-8-2016

News Progress Posted on June 8, 2016 by webmasterJune 8, 2016

Compiled by Bekki Ferguson-Stevens 25 Years Ago This Week One of Sullivan and Moultrie County’s claims to fame—only one stoplight—ended Tuesday when a second stoplight was turned on at Hamilton and Water streets. The top two students in Lovington’s High School class of 1991 are valedictorian Lori Ann Byers and salutatorian Greg Edward McCoy. Doug West, a student at Sullivan High School, took second place in Keyboarding II competition during the annual high school business contest sponsored by the Dept. of Business Education and Administrative Information Systems at Eastern Illinois University. Two Bethany students who attend the Decatur Area Vocational Center … Read More

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Coles-Moultrie Enhanced 911 Moves Forward

News Progress Posted on June 8, 2016 by webmasterJune 8, 2016

•June 8, 2016• With only land line information left to include, the Coles-Moultrie enhanced 911 system is poised to be among the first systems approved in Illinois, Coles County 911 Director Bernie Buttram told members of the Moultrie County Public Health and Safety committee June 1. The Coles-Moultrie application was the first approved by the Illinois State Police administered program with further approval expected following a state 911 board meeting this week. … Read More

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Twenty Years of Relay for Life

News Progress Posted on June 8, 2016 by webmasterJune 8, 2016

•June 8, 2016• Everyone is invited to  Wyman Park 10 a.m.-10 p.m. June 11 for the 20th anniversary of Relay for Life in Moultrie County. Opening ceremony will began at 10 a.m.. Entertainment is planned, survivors’ laps , caregiver laps, bounce houses, dunk tank, frozen T-shirt contest, lip sync contest, karate demos and many more activities. Luminarias will begin at dusk. … Read More

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Monday Night Scramble Results

News Progress Posted on June 8, 2016 by webmasterJune 8, 2016

•June 8, 2016• The Monday night scramble at Timberlake Golf Course June 6th results. First place with 7 under par: Sean Still and Devon Still. Second place with 6 under par: Doug DeLong, Luke DeLone, Steven Nickerson and Chad Palmer. … Read More

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Letter to the Editor 6-8-2016

News Progress Posted on June 8, 2016 by webmasterJune 8, 2016

Taking Small Town Life for Granted We sometimes take so much for granted when we live in a small town. I was awakened to this fact twice in the past week. A couple of our kids from New York were visiting for a week. Our son-in-law walks with the assistance of two canes. When we went grocery shopping, he placed his canes under the basket on the shopping cart. When he put his groceries in the cart, we were parked close enough to the cart return that he didn’t need his canes which he promptly forgot until the next morning … Read More

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Richard Pryor Foundation Gives to Carver Center

News Progress Posted on June 8, 2016 by webmasterJune 8, 2016

•June 8, 2016• Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs today visited the Carver Community Center to highlight the nearly $19,000 the center received through the unclaimed property division. Frerichs occasionally visits unclaimed property recipients to show the public that the program is legitimate and is not a scam. The treasurer’s office never charges money to reclaim cash or property. “The Carver Center serves a niche in the Peoria community, and I am happy that we are able to assist its mission to help youths and families,” Frerichs said. “Money in our unclaimed property division belongs to the residents of Illinois. It … Read More

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The Autumn pumpkin harvest is underway as evident in this field east of Sullivan near Cooks Mills two Sundays ago.


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