Government meeting schedule for numerous villages and cities
A listing of upcoming government meetings across Ava Benton Buncombe Cambria Campbell Hill Chester Cobden Colp Coulterville Creal Springs De Soto Dongola Goreville Gorham West Frankfort Jackson County Murphysboro Vienna Vienna Orient Pinckneyville Red Bud Royalton Shawnee Community College with times ranging from 5 30 p m to 8 p m at various city halls village halls and courthouses.
County moves toward funding GIS in Jackson County
The Jackson County Land Use and Economic Development Committee advances financing for a county Geographic Information System with a total cost of 475000 dollars. A second phase funding of 76120 dollars was tabled by the full county board as partners from municipalities utilities and school districts weigh joining the effort. President Gerald Compton says a June July conference will invite dozens of organizations to contribute and share in long term access to layered land data. Additional interest comes from Egyptian Electric Cooperative Association Jackson County 911 and Carbondale Business District among others.
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Murphysboro
Jackson County Land Use and Economic Development Committee
Gerald Compton
Compton
Egyptian Electric Cooperative Association
Jackson County 911
One Telephone Company
Carbondale Business
Creal Springs teacher retires after 33 years
Jo Ellen Bunfill ends a 33 year tenure at Creal Springs Unit 2 school with her last day on Wednesday. She recalls a bittersweet retirement as she looks to new routines after decades in the same first grade classroom. Principal Richard Angel notes their long association.
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Jo Ellen Bunfill
Creal Springs
Unit 2
Bunfill
Richard Angel
Pinckneyville school plans new addition
Pinckneyville District 204 debates a new addition with five classrooms a science lab and a gym estimated at 1.49 million, after rejecting Renovation plans funded by tax increases. Superintendent Rigdon stresses no tax hike for either option while urging state funding and addressing band scheduling concerns.
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Pinckneyville Community Consolidated
Pinckneyville
Capital Development Board
CDB
Chris Rigdon
Rigdon
Herrin church opens new First Christian building
Herrin church members celebrated the first service in their new building after two years at the civic center. The First Christian Church of Herrin hosted morning services at the new site on Illinois 148, just across from Herrin Tire and Muffler about a mile north of Illinois 13.
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Herrin
First Christian Church of
Civic Center
Illinois 148
Herrin Tire and Muffler
Illinois 13
Nm Guyums
Reverend Henwood Leads Herrin First Christian Church Move
The Herrin First Christian Church traces to 1864 with evangelist Samuel Wilson visiting errin’s Prairie. The 1898 church building sits at Park Avenue and Maple Street on a $40 lot as Rev. Ron Henwood calls the move a long prayed for day and a divine led journey.
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Herrin First
Ron Henwood
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