Brent Stewart’s Southern Airs On A Dreamy Page
Brent Stewart writes of The Southern with evocative tone and reflective imagery. The piece blends memory and place, inviting readers to linger on language, landscape, and the hush between words.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2012
Page
1
Brent Stewart writes of The Southern with evocative tone and reflective imagery. The piece blends memory and place, inviting readers to linger on language, landscape, and the hush between words.
Project Coordinator Mike Smith outlines visions for the new Union County Courthouse as construction progresses. Board Chairman Randy Lambdin says the facility will modernize services and provide a safe clean environment for the public and staff, replacing an 1858 building with 19th century extensions that lack elevators and full handicap access.
Speaker Michael Madigan abandons plan to require local school districts and colleges to bear larger pension costs. The move ends a day of tense debate as Republicans boycott final budget votes, potentially paving the way for a bipartisan pension overhaul.
State Rep. Mike Bost, R Murphysboro, erupted during a pension overhaul discussion, drawing generally empathetic reactions from colleagues Wednesday. The story notes the outburst gained national attention and directs readers to see more on the paper's site.
Harriman for Congress reported over 200000 dollars cash on hand through March in a quarterly filing. With Harriman quitting the race against Jason Plummer for unspecified neurological reasons, remaining funds may be donated to charities or a party or converted to a PAC with stringent rules and timeframes.
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