Felonies and Dispositions From County Court
A dense list covers multiple defendants charged with felonies and misdemeanors, including aggravated cruelty, DUI, drug possession, obstructing justice, and domestic battery. Numerous court dates, bonds, fines, probation terms, and sentences are noted for individuals in Benton Benton, Carbondale, Murphysboro, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickie A. Burnett
W. Webster
West City
Gary W. Phelps
Harland Road
Mount Vernon
Richard E. Longmire
Hickman St
Benton
Anthony J. Watts
Walnut St. Zeigler
Michael J. Willett
Dimond St
Daniel R. Wallace
W. Worden, West Frankfort
TASC
FWHS
John P. Beeson
Club Estates
Salem
Illinois Department of Corrections
Country Club Estates
Carl F. Jackson
W. Barnett St
Harrisburg
Shawn J. West
N. 14Th St
Phoenix
Ariz
Joe W. Browner
P.O. Box
Dowell
Doral C. Berry
S. Lincoln
Colp
Montell P. Whittington
N. Market St
Marion
Bret A. Burks
Illinois Ave
Carbondale
LaJuan D. Jackson
20Th St. Murphysboro
Jeremy A. Cox
Burden Ave
Vergennes
Troy E. Bradford
Bridgewood
Murphysboro
Kathryn Holthusen
Baldwin Hall
Vicente P. Ananya
Olive St
Fonte Anthony
W. Pecan
William A. Mezo
N. 16Th
Bond
Michael R. Swanks
N. Wall
Ricardo R. Woods
Patricia L. Penny
Carey Pettigrew
Menard Correctional Center
James Onnie McClain
Mt. Leboren Road
Covington
Tenn
James L. Kearney
H.C. Mathis Drive
Paducah
Gary W. Soukup
Warren Road
Rahem Parker
Pine St. Apt. B. Murphysboro
Perry County
Kenneth Garrison
Pine St
Shawnee Winery Grows with Regional Grape Education
Shawnee Winery plans to educate growers from Southern Illinois, Missouri, and Kentucky about sourcing fruit for its wines while maintaining a small on site vineyard. Owner Heath notes a vineyard is essential to a winery and the tasting room awaits completion after the building was finished within the past year. Heath previously managed accounts receivable at a prior job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Missouri
Kentucky
Shawnee Winery
Heath
Wine industry tale from Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Heath says the best part of his job is going to the winery each day with unknown tasks. He contrasts hands on work with a desk job, noting the day holds new unknowns and challenges. Nicole Sack reports for The Southern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Heath
Pinckneyville district warns of deficit in 2004 2005 budget
Pinckneyville schools anticipate a 90322 deficit as the 2004 2005 budget is unveiled Superintendent Chris Rigdon says the district may need to borrow money The education fund faces about 122957 shortfall with ongoing teacher contract talks and the IMRF social security fund shows a 10612 deficit The building fund weighs in with a 77618 deficit as funds are used for a new addition Renovations include five classrooms and a gym with footing details and soil replacement costs expected to be lower than first estimated Enrollment is about 205 students, near the five year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IMRF
Social Security
Rigdon
Grimes
Wirey reflects on Big Brother stint fuels acting dream
Wirey says the Big Brother 5 experience intensified his desire to act, noting he discovered acting at SIUC and that cameras surveilled contestants around the clock. His mother watched constantly via TV and live site video feeds, while former gym friends recall his dedication. Wirey was evicted after an alliance fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirey
SIUC
Liz Atwood
Princeton
Long Creek
Atwood
Arnold Shapiro
Shapiro
Heartland
Gold
Mount Zion
California
Jon Aschermann
Betsy Quigg
Decatur
Air Evac Lifeteam a churchs pledge sparks local signups
Members celebrate Air Evac Lifeteam with a church driven push to enroll households at 50 per year or 500 for a lifetime. Cam Church reports about 15 sign ups and praises the service while Pete and Dixie Young note frequent helicopter visits to Royalton. They contrast 10 000 nonmember flight costs with 45 per couple yearly fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Church
Pete
Dixie Young
Royalton
County officials seek funds as budget gaps loom
County officials warn they may run short as tax anticipation warrants totaling 275000 must be repaid by November 30. Budget cuts have hit departments, with the assessor's office shrinking from 124000 to 111000, risking closure before year end. County Treasurer Tweedy aims for a balanced year end and notes improved footing versus last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Bobby Toler, Jr
Toler
Tweedy
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Franklin County
Jackson County
Hug
Marcus D. Lilly
E. Larch St
Amber D. Lathan
Eureka Lane
Carterville
Gerald D. Longtin
W. College
Jacob R. Clutts
Jackson
Gorham
Dena R. Brown
Christopher T. Smith
E St
Vienna
Edgar D. Houghlin
S. 15Th St
Johnson County
Chris Anthony Albright
Michael Lane
Goreville
John Skamser
Neil Paul Walsham
Harriet Lane
Springfield
Robinson Preston
Department of Corrections
David K. Smith
W. Schwartz St
Patrick Kite
Houston Road
Sylacouga
Ala
Perry
Union County
Beverly S. Williams
Timber Ridge Road
Jonesboro
Stephen L. McMahan
Old Cape Road
Shawnee Winery Learning
Nicole
Sack
Thesouthern
Cash & Carry Nursery & Landscape Service
Rt. 148
Herrin
Herrin-Colp Hwy
Herrin Security Bank
Monroe Herrin
FDIC
South Main Royalton
Pinckneyville
Chris Rigdon
Education
Haley Grimes
Baysinger and Lunsford Architects Inc
Mike.frazier
Church
Gene Platt
Plott
Caleb.hale
Shivelbines Band Room
Tower Square
Marion, IL
Pars Coe
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