Randolph County News

SIU awards grants to diverse sustainability projects in honor of Earth Day

by Christi Mathis CARBONDALE, Ill. — Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s commitment to sustainability has taken another step forward Wednesday with awarding up to about $100,000 in grants for 10 unique projects in honor of Earth Day, which is Saturday. The projects run the gamut, from nature trails to lighting improvements to sustainable farming and much […]

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Another Illinois State Police squad car is struck

MARION – On April 18, 2023, at approximately 11:16 a.m., Illinois State Police (ISP) officials investigated a two-vehicle traffic crash involving an ISP Trooper’s squad car on Interstate 57 southbound near Milepost 56, north of Marion in Williamson County.   On the above date and time, an ISP Troop 10 Trooper was stationary on Interstate 57 southbound

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Consumer drug take-back program now available

CHESTER – Memorial Community Pharmacy has established a convenient medication take-back program for easy disposal of leftover, unused and out-of-date prescription and over-the counter medications. Kathy Winkler, Director of Pharmacy; Chris Barthol and Laura Nihells, Pharmacy Technicians; Diane Meyerhoff, Pharmacist. In an effort to help reduce the risk of drugs in the home that can

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COS FFA participates in livestock judging

EVANSVILLE — Christ Our Savior FFA chapter participated in Livestock judging at SIUC. Team members are Christine Liefer, Brianna Brake, Alyssa Heimann, Isaac Luebkemann and Charlie Rahlfs.   The students judged 10 rings with two of the rings being keep/cull.   The different rings were, Breeding Gilts, Market Hogs, Breeding Heifers, Market Cows, Breeding Does,

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SIU’s Morton-Kenney lecture to focus on importance of interaction, debate

by Pete Rosenbery CARBONDALE, Ill. — Janet M. Box-Steffensmeier, a professor at The Ohio State University and one of the leading political scientists in the country, will discuss the “importance of active interaction, debate and learning from each other across disciplines and perspectives” when she presents the Morton-Kenney Public Affairs Lecture on Tuesday, April 25,

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