Plane crashes in Randolph County field near Baldwin
State police responded to a plane crash in a wheat field near Baldwin. Allen Brand of Waterloo, owner and pilot, departed Sparta Airport about 5 p.m. in a 1959 Piper Commancho. Engine trouble led to a forced touchdown. the gear failed and the craft struck a ditch. Brand and three passengers, Gina Wertenstein, Heather Brand, and Lindsay May, were uninjured. The aircraft was removed. Caleb Hale.
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Herrin First Christian Church Opens 29,000-Square-Foot Facility
The Herrin First Christian Church unveils a 29,000 square foot $1.5 million building with a lower floor gym classrooms and offices and an upper floor youth recreation area. Volunteers finish top floor and aim to finish second floor by year end.
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Pinckneyville Hears Plan For New Student Handbook Additions
The Pinckneyville school board discussed adding schedule transparency and conduct rules in a new student handbook. Proposals include monthly coach schedules, late pickup policies, a 3.0 GPA requirement for athletes, and bus/cheerleader details. Board will revisit at June meeting. personnel moves and the 2002-2003 calendar were approved.
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Dennis Ginn
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County to vote on GIS funding amid potential partnerships
Jackson County leaders seek additional funding for a new GIS system with SIUC and city partners like Carbondale. Compton says a July vote may occur as officials pursue shared costs while weighing compatibility with SIUC’s system and seeking more cooperators. Carbondale has paid 12 005 for the first stage of a project costing 48 880. Murphysboro has expressed interest.
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Creal Springs teacher retires after 33 years of service
Ellen Bunfill retires after 33 years at Creal Springs School amid community praise. Former student Demita Robertson calls her mentor and friend as Bunfill recalls a rewarding final year teaching first grade and supporting kindergartners, with flowers and a Route 166 banner in tribute.
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