- Rob Stroud
Volunteers from Immaculate Conception Catholic Church formed assembly lines Saturday morning to pack 8,640 rice meals for the church's sister parish in Venezuela.
- Scott Perry
A crash with lane blockage occurred along Interstate 57 just north of Exit 192. Northbound traffic is being diverted off the interstate at Exit 192.
Alpha Upsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will meet at 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 10, at the Knights of Columbus Clubhouse, 312 N. 20th St. in Mattoon.
- Scott Perry
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- Scott Perry
If approved by the board at its Monday, March 9, meeting, Lake Land College's in-district tuition will increase by $5 per credit hour, while per-credit hour fees will remain unchanged.
- Scott Perry
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Questions about environmental impact and property taxes linger as Central Illinois counties and the state draft data center regulations.
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Illinois State Police leading probe into fatal camper fire in Shelbyville.
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Agriculture and industrial technology students in Charleston High School's CHS Industries program are building two tiny house that will be offered for sale to the community later this semester.
The Mattoon Kiwanis Club's all-you-can eat pancake and sausage breakfast is set for 7 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Saturday at Mattoon Middle School.
Who is moving in and out of your neighborhood?
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Charleston native Morgan Linder had completed his last day at his museum position in Bahrain when the bombardment began. Now he is waiting for the airspace to be reopened so he can make his postponed return to the United States.
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Emergency responders and Kingspan staff have been honored for saving the life of a truck driver who had a heart attack and was found without a pulse on Jan. 20 at this factory.
Deanna East, a Mattoon High School science teacher, has been recognized by the Illinois State Board of Education with an Award of Excellence.
Mattoon High School was placed on a soft lockdown for approximately half an hour Wednesday morning, March 4 due to a police investigation at a nearby residence.
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Chautauqua Auditorium in Shelbyville is centerpiece of Forest Park.