Misdemeanors by County Superstitions
A reflective column examines county by county superstitions and their social meanings, exploring shared beliefs and the influence these myths have on local behavior and justice. The piece surveys common tales, noting how communities interpret luck, fate, and accountability in everyday life.
Local Government Commodities and Community Events Listing
Government commodities distribution at First United Methodist Church Johnston City 1 to 2 PM with residency guidelines. blood drives at Memorial Hospital Carbondale 11:30 AM to 4:30 PM and meet the blood recipients at Cape Girardeau Red Cross 10 AM. 4-H Camp at Little Grassy through Friday for junior high youth. diabetics program at Marion Extension Office 1:30 PM. meet the director Gary May Bend Lake Conservancy District 5 to 8 PM at Seasons Benton with wine tasting and music. admission $6.50.
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First United Methodist Church
W. Broadway
Johnston City
USDA
Little Grassy
University of Illinois Extension Office
Illinois 14 West
Benton
Gary May
Bend Lake Conservancy District
Seasons
Pheasant Hollow Winery
Bob Pina
Wuar's Coming Yard Sale and Local Notices Snapshot
Yard sale at 214 E. Jackson St Carbondale 8 to 2 featuring children s clothing toys furniture Benefits Dayemi School House contact Todd Brown 618 457 7264 Also listing Benton Fireman Pension Board 3 p m Benton Fire Department 107 N Maple St Benton West City 911 Board 8 30 a m West City city hall Carbondale Planning Commission 7 p m Civic Center Herrin Park District Board 7 p m park office Jackson County Housing Authority Board 5 30 p m main office 300 N Seventh St Murphysboro Road and Bridge Committee 4 30 p m highway office Jackson Union Counties Regional Port District 7 p m Giant City Lodge Giant City State Park Williamson County Special Education District Board 9 30 a m 411 S Court St Marion www thesouthern com
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E. Jackson St
Carbondale
Dayemi School House
Todd Brown
Jackson County Housing Authority Board
Seventh St
Murphysboro
Libraries OK with porn filter ruling
Librarians in Southern Illinois say the Supreme Court ruling upholding the Children’s Internet Protection Act will have little effect locally. Carbondale and Marion libraries already filter or restrict Internet use. officials cite few complaints and support for filtering to shield minors from violent or explicit sites.
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Southern Illinois
Supreme Court
Carbondale Public Library Board of Trustees
Connie Steudel
Roberta Chantineo
Carbondale
Marion
Library
Linda Mathias
Crimson Express Marching Band Prep Under Sun
In Murphysboro, the Crimson Express marching band led by Justin Klarer practices in the heat behind Murphysboro High School. Seventy five members rehearse 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. five to six days a week, with color guard and percussion refining steps and movements on grass.
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Murphysboro
Murphysboro High School
Justin Klarer
Crimson Express
The
Uy Ume
Micah Mayes
Rachel Crow
Flag Corps
Michaels added to University Mall lineup in Carbondale
Michaels Stores Inc expands University Mall in Carbondale with a 12,000 square foot arts and crafts retailer across from Showplace 8 theater and beside Bed Bath and Beyond. Debra Tindall notes ongoing construction, facade work, and plans to diversify merchandise as the mall grows. Nearby Michaels serves Fairview Heights as the nearest location.
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Carbondale
Southern Illinois
Michaels
Arts and Crafts
University Mall
Debra Tindall
Tindall
Showplace 8
Bed, Bath and Beyond
Montgomery Ward
Fairview Heights
11 year old Mount Vernon girl on American Juniors
An 11 year old Mount Vernon girl performed on Fox network's American Juniors hoping to join a five member singing group. Jordan McCoy sang Stupid Cupid in Hollywood amid judges Deborah Gibson Nick Carter and Gladys Knight. Her family watched and celebrated her energetic audition as finals awaited tonight.
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Mount Vernon
Jordan McCoy
Fox Television Network
McCoy
Hollywood
Deborah Gibson
Nick Carter
Gladys Knight
Knight
Former water district office manager faces charges
Sam Waters, 32, former Coal Valley Water District office manager from 1997 to 2002, is charged with theft after allegedly misusing about 15,000 dollars. Williamson County Circuit Court heard testimony from investigator Roger Webb noting dual payrolls, personal purchases, and purchases on district accounts. Waters reportedly admitted using district funds but claimed repayments without receipts.
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Marion
Coal Valley Water District
Sam Waters
Waters
Williamson County
Roger Webb
Illinois State Police
Webb
Coal Valley Charge
Duane Verity
Verity
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W. Jackson
American Red Cross Blood Services
Myra Drive
Cape Girardeau
University of Illinois Extension
N. Atchison Ave
Suite A
Marion Kroger
Cynthia York-Camden
Wuar
Emma C. Hayes
E. Willow
Benton Fireman Pension Board
Benton Fire Department
N. Maple St
Benton-West City
West City City Hall
Carbondale Planning Commission
Civic Center
Herrin Park District Board
Jackson County Road and Bridge Committee
Jackson Union Counties
Giant City Lodge
Giant City
Special Education District Board
S. Court St
Www
Thesouthern.com
Ken Seeber
Travis
Thesouthern
Harold G. Downs
Deanna
California
Water District
Tim Petrowich