USDA seeks conservation information
May 19, 2022USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service will mail the Conservation Practice Adoption Motivat...
LTC's Ayers named teacher of the year
May 12, 2022The Illinois Adult and Continuing Educators Association recognized Lincoln Trail College instructor ...
FCC offers computer courses
May 11, 2022Frontier Community College will offer two basic computer classes in the coming weeks.Basic Computers...
Teens can help themselves and others
May 10, 2022The topic of mental health has become widespread, but what does it really mean? What role should tee...
Truck driving course offered
May 5, 2022Persons interested in a Truck Driving Certificate Program, can enroll in the next truck driving cour...
Invasive species encroaching on Illinois
URBANA, Ill. — You may not know what an invasive species is, but you’ve likely heard about them and...
State butterflies, bees need help
URBANA, Ill. — Fluttering quietly and steadily from flower to bloom, butterflies, bees and other pol...
Engineering trip
May 3, 2022Marathon Petroleum, in conjunction with Twin Rivers and Clay, Jasper, Richland, North Clay Vocationa...
Casey bank gives to local groups
May 3, 2022An area bank donated to 30 organizations during April.Megan Peavler, assistant vice president and ma...
Marshall man gets 36 years for child assault
May 2, 2022A Clark County man has been sentenced to 36 years in prison for sexually assaulting a child.John D. ...
New student joins IECC board
April 28, 2022An Albion woman is the latest Illinois Eastern Community Colleges student to be selected as student ...
LTC process tech team finishes third
Lincoln Trail College Process Technology students took third place in the North American Process Tec...
Genealogy group learns about DNA info
April 27, 2022Using genealogical information from DNA testing companies will be the focus of a Zoom meeting hosted...
Sutton seeks teacher shortage solutions
April 27, 2022Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton is talking with college students and educators as seeks a solution to ...
Waste not, want not
April 27, 2022Red HIll junior high seventh- and eighth-graders had a recycling contest for Earth Day. Megan Yager'...
Good Sam offers Parkinson's info
April 27, 2022Good Samaritan is inviting the community to a day of education and exercise for Parkinson’s disease ...
LTC hosts dedication Monday
April 27, 2022Lincoln Trail College will hold a dedication ceremony for Lackey Music Hall at 5:30 p.m. Monday, May...
Southern Illinois celebrates tourism
April 26, 2022National Travel and Tourism Week, the annual celebration of the contributions of the U.S. travel ind...
Beatles tribute band returns to LTC
The Lincoln Trail College Foundation is welcoming back one of its most popular bands for its 51st co...
LTC presents annual student awards
April 20, 2022Lincoln Trail College recently announced the winners of this year’s student awards.Chanyoung “Cy” Yu...
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TBIL employees help beautify city
May 19, 2022Toyota Boshoku Illinois employees visited Lawrenceville City Hall on May 13 to help plant flowers at the facility in an effort to help beautify the City of Lawrenceville.
LCMH to host blood drive on June 1
May 19, 2022Lawrence County Memorial Hospital, along with Aperion Care in Bridgeport, will host an American Red Cross Blood Drive on Wednesday, June 1 from noon to 6 p.m. in the LCMH Primary Care Clinic basement.
Some things are worth a 52 year wait
Many people think of a graduation ceremony as a rite of passage, but when an event happens that cancels it, you may just shrug it off and think it just wasn’t your time. Sometimes you may have to wait 52 years.