Mount Carmel man arrested on unlawful restraint charges
WABASH COUNTY On Aug 8 at 8 42 p m a call reported a man holding his wife and another relative at gunpoint with an AR style rifle. Deputies found two fleeing subjects, secured the female and another occupant who were treated by Mount Carmel police. The male, 52 year old Troy A Hinderliter of Mount Carmel, surrendered from a garage area and faces two counts of aggravated unlawful restraint, with bond set at 40000 or 4000 cash. He appeared in Wabash County Court Aug 9 and remains jailed.
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Wabash County
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Mount Carmel
Sheriff’s Office
Troy A. Hinderliter
Hinderliter
Lyles Station Celebrates 20 Years Of Renovation Milestone
The Lyles Station Historic School and Museum invites the public to a three day weekend marking the 20th anniversary of the 1998 groundbreaking for Lyles Consolidated School renovations. Events include a Welcome Home reception, VIP tours, Recognition Banquet, church social, and a WWI veteran ceremony. Banquet tickets cost 25 dollars and can be bought in Princeton before August 23.
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Lyles Station Historic School
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Lyles Station Historic School & Museum
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Broadway
Lyles
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Mount Carmel arrests include weapons case and warrants
Mount Carmel July arrests list Bradley M. Hughes 39 with a loaded handgun during a loud music incident on Westwood Drive. He was tasered, taken to Wabash County Jail on resisting arrest and aggravated assault charges, with no injuries reported. Also charged were Amy L. Wheeler 42 for suspended license driving and Jaimee L. Dardeen 27 on Edwards County warrant. Aug 2 Charles R. Leonard 53 of Evansville cited for driving with suspended license after a traffic stop. bond set at $150.
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Mount Carmel
Bradley M. Hughes
Westwood Drive
Mt. Carmel
Hughes
Wabash County
Amy L. Wheeler
Wheeler
W. 3Rd Street
Jaimee L. Dardeen
Edwards County
Dardeen
W. 10Th Street
Charles R. Leonard
Evansville
Leonard
Illinois
Springfield set to keep state jobs in capital city
Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner signed a law mandating state offices remain in Springfield unless a strong justification exists to relocate. The measure designates Sangamon County as the default location for government employees, tied to potential 400 job moves, with new posts outside Sangamon County requiring justification.
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Illinois
Bruce Rauner
Sangamon County
Sara Wojcicki Jimenez
Leland Grove
Jimenez
Lincoln
Vandalia
Peoria
General Assembly
Chuck Weaver
The
Peoria Republican
Illinois inspectors climb over and under fair rides for safety
Illinois Labor Department inspectors examine about 65 carnival rides at the state fair venues. They crawl under and atop equipment, check every pin and connection, and plan unannounced rechecks through Sunday. They stress safety culture, citing rare injuries and the need for ongoing vigilance by operators and riders.
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Springfield
Bill Szerletich
Brian Brown
Szerletich
Labor Department
Joe Beyer
Brown
Chris Wieneke
Wieneke
Ken Kolosh
National Safety Council
Six Flags
Kolosh
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Thaddeus Harrington
Council
Deborah A.P. Heisman
Portrait of Lincoln portrait funded by Illinois bar groups
A portrait of the 16th President was funded by donations from the Illinois Judges Association and the Illinois Bar Association and their foundations. The Illinois State Historical Society holds the glass plate positives and will distribute 102 framed portraits to every county as part of a bicentennial campaign.
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Illinois Judges Association
The
Illinoise Bar Association
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Ciation
Wabash County
Illinois State Historical Society
Hesler
Lincoln
ISHS
Gas station owner seeks gaming machine to boost income in Allendale
Singh plans to install a gaming machine at his gas station with state approval but seeks village backing to avoid conflict with the city. He cites high utility bills and weekly fuel shipments as reasons to pursue extra income while noting a prior denied proposal from December 2017 and skepticism from board president Timothy Grounds.
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Allendale
Singh
Timothy Grounds
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