Regional school and government meetings list across Southern Illinois
A digest of local government and school district meetings with times and venues including Benton, Cairo, Carbondale, Carterville, Chester, Crab Orchard, Du Quoin, Eldorado, Galatia, Harrisburg, Jackson County, Mount Vernon, Vienna, Jonesboro, Logan, Murphysboro, Pinckneyville, Golconda, Shawnee Library System, and more. Highlights include 6:30 p.m. Benton Board Administrative Services Center and 7 p.m. Carbondale District 300 K-8 Media Center meetings.
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du Quoin
East Jackson St
Herrin Regulates BYOB Establishments with New Ordinance
The Herrin City Council unanimously enacted Ordinance 01-2008 amending the liquor code to license and regulate BYOB businesses. City officials cited recent Illinois legislation empowering non home rule communities to regulate such establishments, prompted by the Hot Spot in Colp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Pat McMeen
Illinois General Assembly
McMeen
Vic Ritter
Colp
Sam Shemwell
General Assembly
Bill Sizemore
Flag and hero visit honor Giant City students
A Harrier pilot presented a flag and mission details at Giant City School, thanking 11 year old Mark and 7 year old Sarah for support. Dr Joseph Rubelowsky, a heart surgeon and Afghanistan veteran, spoke about his service, described coalition care, and answered student questions in a gym assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Ganahl
Matthew Taylor
Joeseph Rubelowsky
Giant City School
Afghanistan
Sarah
Mark Rubelowsky
Carbondale
Giant City
Joseph Rubelowsky
Memorial Hospital of
Rubelowsky
Prairie Heart Institute
Mark
Bill Rogers
Dongola School Hit by Mysterious Rash Across Wing
Superintendent Richard Reavis confirms Dongola Unit School No. 66 faces a spreading rash outbreak in the elementary wing with 15 students and two teachers affected. IEPA and IDPH inspectors found no source despite state of the art evaluations and multiple facility checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dongola
Richard Reavis
Dongola School
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Sinois Department of Public Health
Reavis
IEPA
IDPH
Gamma Kappa Omega marks 62nd Founders Day gala in Carbondale
The Gamma Kappa Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. holds a public Founders Day gala on Saturday January 18 at 4 p.m. in New Zion Baptist Church Carbondale naming the Thelma Gibbs Walker Scholarship. Twenty seven scholars recognized. Capt. Sandra Kathryn Whittington area defense counsel for the U S Air Force at Scott AFB speaks on Inspired Minds and Hopeful Hearts. Thelma Gibbs Walker survives as a founding member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Kappa Omega
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc
New Zion Baptist Church
Robert A. Stalls
Sandra Kathryn Whittington
Murphysboro
Whittington
U.S. Air
Thelma Gibbs Walker
Carbondale
Centralia
Makanda
Deborah Walton McCoy
Delta Beta
SIUC
Lucille Walker
Jenolar McBride
Nancy Hanks
Rufus King
Sandra K. Whittington
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Benton
Administrative Services Center
E. Main St
Cairo
Carbondale High School Board
William McBride
Springer St
Carbondale Park ‘Board
Hickory ‘Lodge
Carterville Unit No. 5
Crab Orchard
Carbondale Public Library
Eldorado
Jackson St
Galatia
Harrisburg City Council
City Hall
E. Locust St
Jackson County Finance Committee
County Board
Jefferson County 911 Board
S. 10Th St
Mount Vernon
Jefferson County
Johnson County
Sheriff's Department
N. Fifth St
Vienna
Jonesboro
Logan School Board
Logan
Murphysboro Park Board
Riverside Park
Orient City Council
Pinckneyville
Pope County
Golconda
Royalton
Shawnee Library System Board
Holiday Inn
Southernmos Illinois Delta
Belknap Senior Citizen's Center
Thompsonville High School Board
Trico School Board
Media Center
Campbell Hill
Waltonville
Williamson County
S. Parks Ave
Devils Kitchen Water District
Giant City Road
Www
Thesouthern.com
John D. Homan
Ritter
John.homan
Thesouthern
Linda Rush
U.S
Southern Illinoisan
Kabul
Linda Marie White
Chicago
Dorothy W. Buchanan
Milwaukee
Southern
Illinois
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