Randolph County News

Paul Schimpf introduces ‘A New Start for Illinois’

WATERLOO, Ill. – Republican candidate for governor Paul Schimpf says it’s time to shift the balance of power away from politicians and bureaucrats and back into the hands of individuals and working families. Today, Schimpf released his “A New Start for Illinois” plan which will put Illinois back on a path for economic success after failed leadership […]

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Create a summer of unimaginable fun at SIU with camps

by Christi Mathis CARBONDALE, Ill. — This could be the best summer imaginable for your family, thanks to Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s summer camps and programs for all ages, abilities and interests. This year’s lineup is one of the largest ever offered and includes the debut of several brand-new camp experiences.   SIU’s Conference and Scheduling

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COSLHS FFA holds annual banquet

EVANSVILLE – The Christ Our Savior Lutheran High School FFA chapter held its second FFA Banquet Thursday March 17. During the banquet advisor Lisa Luebkemann presented the members with various awards.   Pictured are  Greenhands and the awards they received. Alyssa Heimann star Greenhand, Isaac Luebkemann FFA Creed, Christine Liefer Beleive In Yourself, Alaina Smith Stay

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Southern Illinois Symphony Orchestra to celebrate John Williams’ 90th birthday

CARBONDALE, Ill. — The Southern Illinois Symphony Orchestra will bring back many memories — and maybe even a few cold chills — when it honors acclaimed American composer John Williams later this month at Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Shryock Auditorium. The performance is at 7:30 p.m. March 29. The orchestra will perform an entire concert

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Randolph Co. State’s Attorney’s March 2022 Case Updates – Part 2

CHESTER – Randolph County State’s Attorney Jeremy Walker has released part two of his March 2022case updates.   People v. Daniel A. Campos (2021-CF-246) – On March 4, 2022 the State dismissed a charge of Escape against Mr. Campos.  “Daniel was a few days late in reporting to our jail to begin a sentence to

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The curtain opens for ‘Tuck Everlasting’ tomorrow night

Jim Beers, Contributing Writer CHESTER – Months of preparation and overcoming numerous obstacles have brought the Chester High School Drama Club’s stage play, “Tuck Everlasting” ready for Thursday night’s opening.  The curtain will open at 7:00 p.m. on CHS Juergen’s Gymnasium stage. CHS Drama Club Director, Rana Hodge, observes a rehearsal for the upcoming CHS

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Paul Schimpf says Pritzker Administration failed in its handling of the LaSalle Veterans’ Home tragedy

WATERLOO, Ill. – Republican candidate for governor Paul Schimpf says the LaSalle Veterans’ Home tragedy is the result of failed leadership and a lack of accountability following the recent filing of lawsuits in LaSalle County that allege negligence and wrongful death, in what amounts to systemic failure. Schimpf says the loss of 36 Illinois veterans

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