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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 2002

Page

9

Local Weekend Events Across Carbondale Murphysboro and Pinckneyville

A busy weekend listing events across the region includes Pinckneyville high school donkey basketball at 6:30 p.m. with FFA members facing basketball players and cheerleaders, followed by an FFA alumni versus staff game. Admission $5 adults $4 children in advance, $1 more at the door. contact 357 5013. Also canceled is the Rend Lake College public safety forum. SIU Saluki Pride Day features a maroon town painting with T shirts and flags sponsored by the Carbondale Chamber of Commerce. Additional items include a Sallie Logan Public Library preview and sale, Cobden and Murphysboro music showcases, a blood drive at Trico High School, and an exhibit on Johnson County history at Powell Museum. A book signing on Carbondale's Black Heritage runs at Old National Bank. Community quilting and bingo events round out the weekend.

Pinckneyville High School

Government meeting notes at Randolph and Williamson counties

Randolph County Board schedules a 9 a.m. meeting at the courthouse in Chester. Williamson County Special Education Executive Board meets at 9 30 a.m. at 113 S. Russell St in Marion.

Randolph County Board Chester Williamson County Special Education Executive Board S. Russell St Marion

Teacher layoffs loom in Frankfort district

The Frankfort District 168 board is set to approve layoffs on Monday for at least five tenured teachers. Superintendent Karla Lee cites two years of deficit spending and uncertain state funding as core reasons. Teacher union president Keith Griffith argues cost cuts could have been avoided with earlier belt tightening.

West Frankfort Frankfort District 168 Karla Lee Keith Griffith Frankfort Federation of Teachers Griffith

Pet portraits in Elkville Studio Earns Local Artist Standing

Tashia Fox, 35, living in Southern Illinois, paints pets and wildlife in a cozy home studio after working as an assistant at Lakeside Animal Clinic. She emphasizes talking with clients to capture each animal’s unique look and hopes to transition to full-time artistry. Fox, from a family of artists, has loved drawing since childhood and keeps two horses and five dogs.

Tashia Fox Elkville Fox Southern Illinois Lakeside Animal Clinic

Herrin basketball star Eddie Wills misses second court date

Herrin HighSchool senior Eddie Wills, starting guard for the state runner-up Tigers, failed to appear in Saline County Circuit Court for a second time this month on a reinstated mob action charge. State's Attorney Rod Wolf described a new arrest warrant as Wills faces contempt, failure to appear, and mob action hearings after a troubled legal chronicle beginning last August.

Herrin Eddie Wills Saline County Rod Wolf Wills Tigers Marion Marion High School Harrisburg Wolf Lowell Tison Donald Lowery Bracton Lockwood

No grades no rules students recognized at dinner

John A. Logan College hosts a student recognition dinner that honors diverse virtues. Washington School Marion principal Larry Hyde notes the award has no rules and favors citizenship and character. Pinckneyville Principal Tyler Brown cites behavior, teacher recommendations, and test scores. Noelle McIntyre and Coleman Choate, both eight, are among the third graders praised for all around excellence. The event also honors parents’ efforts in supporting their children.

Carterville John A. Logan College Larry Hyde Washington School Marion Pinckneyville Tyler Brown Brown Coleman Choate Noelle McIntyre Noelle Coleman Mckenzie Greye Pacesto Brown Patro

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Rend Lake College, Inc Saluki SIU Saluki Carbondale Chamber of Commerce SIU Sallie Logan Public Library Walnut St Murphysboro the Natives Front St Cobden Chestnut St Tanya Savory Andy Church of the Good Shepherd Orchard Drive Schwartz Street Carbondale Trico High School Campbell Hill Johnson County Powell Museum and Research Center Vine St Vienna The Johnson County Genealogical and Historical Society Wyat Old National Bank S. University Ave St. Michael's Church Radom St. Michael's Altar and Rosary Sodality Jim Muir Lee Osamu Tsukimori Linda A. Krutsinger Thesouthern.com
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