2014 A blaze that lasted nearly two hours ravaged a restaurant in Sullivan Tuesday morning. The Red Apple Family Restaurant caught fire shortly before 8:30 a.m. Tuesday according to Sullivan fire captain Chris Wright. After a car crashed into the Bethany Post Office earlier this month, service interruptions are expected. Due to a July 14 motor vehicle collision with the building, post office box mail pickup has been limited to normal postal business hours for local residents. … Read More
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Relief Sale ice cream Social
•July 31, 2024• The Arthur Mennonite Relief Sale’s annual ice cream social will be held at Arthur Community Building on Monday, August 5th from 5-8 p.m. Pulled pork BBQ sandwiches and chips will be offered along with cake and cobblers and homemade ice cream. Donations will be accepted, and the funds raised will be used to cover pre-sale expenses such as advertising, paper goods, etc. Come and enjoy the great food. … Read More
Obituaries 7-24-2024: Michael English
Michael English Michael English, 77, of Prescott, AZ, passed away at 1:40 am, November 26, 2023, in Prescott, AZ, surrounded by his loving family. Graveside services will be conducted by Father John. Titus 10:00 am Friday, August 2, 2024 at Greenhill Cemetery, Sullivan. … Read More
Remembering Who We Are….18
A Place for Everything •July 24, 2024• by Janet Roney My German grandmother used to say, “A place for everything and everything in its place.” I try, but I am surprised and pleased when I find something of mine actually in its place. The MCCD was pleased when we found the Kaskaskia-Detroit Road and Hubbard’s Trace branches in their place, too. In the early spring of 1999, the Moultrie County Corps of Discovery took several hikes in the woods along Jonathan Creek between the Masonic Home and Nelson Ford looking for evidence. On the first hike, we walked south from … Read More
Arthur Produce Auction serves area
•July 24, 2024• by Sharon Barricklow On any given Tuesday or Friday morning, a covered shed area south of Arthur is teeming with life. Farmers, both Amish and English, gather together drinking coffee while children run around among large boxes of produce, flower arrangements and other goods. Business owners, some with restaurants, some with grocery stores and some with farmer’s markets, mill about, looking at tomatoes, evaluating zucchini, and getting their bidding cards ready. University of Illinois Extension workers, in their blue shirts with orange “I” logos make lists of available items. The Arthur Produce Auction is open to anyone, … Read More
Sullivan school registration
•July 24, 2024• Sullivan Schools Registration began online on July 18th, while in-person registration will be opening on July 24th and 25th from 8am to 3pm. In-person registration need to report to the building office. School supply lists can be found on FaceBook by visiting the Sullivan Elementary School PTO page. … Read More
Retirement recognition
•July 24, 2024• Two very impactful individuals will be retiring this year, Christine Grohler being one of them. Grohler dedicated her life to teaching in Special Education in Sullivan Elementary School, spending 30 of her total 34 years teaching at Sullivan Elementary. Some other amazing thing that Grohler has done was she had started the first team of athletes to represent Sullivan at the Special Olympics, which is still active today. … Read More
Dove’s Support group
•July 24, 2024• Dove’s Support group is a program which teaches its members on how to have healthy relationships. This takes place every Thursday at 5pm at 1102 W. Jackson #4 in Sullivan. Dinner will be provided to all in attendance. Call (217)-728-9303 for more information, or visit www.doveinc.org. … Read More
Windsor’s new principal
•July 24, 2024• Windsor School District is welcoming a new principal, Liz King. King grew up in Sigel, graduating high school in Teutopolis she went on to pursue education and received her bachelor’s degree in Communication Education and a master’s degree in Communication Studies from Illinois State University. … Read More