To Pay's Events Presentation and Local Schedules
A listing of community events includes a book signing by young adult author Patricia Malone at Grand Avenue Baptist Church Carterville from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and a SCC Regional Choir concert at Shawnee Community College Educational Center at 7 p.m. in Allin.
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Grand Avenue Baptist Church
Carterville
Patricia Malone
Lady Ilena
Jane Robertson
SCC
Shawnee Community College
Allin
Thomas Gymnasium
Pinckneyville High School
Stephen Cannedy
Battered girl testifies in Herrin sex assault case
A 12 year old Herrin girl testified about physical and sexual abuse by Darrell W. Salyers during a November incident near her mother's home. Salyers faces predatory criminal sexual assault, aggravated kidnapping, battery of a child, and failure to register as a sex offender twice. The trial opened with witness testimony from the victim, her mother, a nurse, and a Williamson County sheriff detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Herrin
Darrell W. Salyers
Carterville
Herrin Hospital
Williamson County Sheriff's
Benton man found guilty of sexual assaults on boy
Franklin County judge, Leo Desmond, convicts Arthur W. Nelson, 68, of Benton on three felony counts after a one day bench trial. Nelson is found guilty of predatory criminal sexual assault and two counts of aggravated criminal sexual assault involving a 10 year old boy.
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Benton
Franklin County
Arthur W. Nelson
Leo Desmond
Nelson
Grandparents in Cambria receive clothing aid for grandkids
Danny and Charlotte Cagle, both disabled, of Cambria have been asked to raise two grandchildren, Madison Anderson, 7, and Kelsy Anderson, 10. They received $300 in new clothes and school supplies from Williamson County Programs on Aging after eligibility was announced by director Robert Childers, easing the family's finances and letting them buy summer outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Ki Madison
Kelsy Anderson
Danny and
Charlotte Cagle
Cambria
Danny
Danny Cagle
Cagle
Cagles
Robert Childers
Williamson County Programs On
Madison Anderson
WCPA
Chicago Historical Society
Bank of Illinois
Territory of Illinois
New Settlement of
Chicago
Shawneetown
Stabilizing sinking Jackson County Jail to cost about 75000
Jackson County explores stabilizing the sinking jail corner with micropile auger piles at 70 feet depth. Engineers from Hurst Rosche say the method anchors the 1987 constructed jail on a buried landfill, risking further settlement and structural damage if not addressed.
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Murphysboro
Jackson County
Hurst-Rosche Engineers Inc
Hillsboro
Jackson County Board
David Kimmle
Hurst-Rosche
Marion
Kimmle
Dan Brenner
A.B. Chance Co
Centralia
Replica John Marshall home open house in Shawneetown
Open house celebrates the replica John Marshall home once housing Illinois Territory’s first bank. Born in 1784, Marshall moved to America, built Shawneetown’s first brick home in 1812, and established the Bank of Illinois in his house in 1816. The bank later inspired Shawneetown’s financial prominence.
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John Marshall
Old Shawneetown
First Bank
Illinois
Ireland
America
Vincennes
Ind
Wabash
Armin Leech
Shawneetown
Marshall
Territorial
Illinois Territory
Sarah
Sarah Marshall
John James Hayden
Moore
Tt Wilstock and
Keys of
Cincinnati
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