Carterville Lions roar past Fairfield to stay unbeaten
Carterville beat Fairfield 26 to 0 as the Lions ran 54 times for 386 yards. Brad Crust carried 25 times for 177 yards, Jeremy Cobb added 80 rushing yards, and Tony Brown 68 with Ryan Mason 57. Michael Allen broke up two end zone passes to seal momentum in the second quarter.
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Fairfield
Carterville
Brad Crust
Jeremy Cobb
Tony Brown
Ryan Mason
Michael Allen
Local prep football action across several teams
Anna-Jonesboro Wildcats rally to 14 13 overtime road win over Du Quoin while Massac County routs with Zach Kester 305 passing yards. Harrisburg racks 308 rushing yards in 38 12 win over Red Devils. Brock Wheatley returns a punt for TD in Red Devils 38 12 victory. complete coverage on page 1D 2D and online galleries at the southern.com prepstats.
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Wildcats
du Quoin
Mississippi
Patriots
Redbirds
Zach Kester
Massac County
Harrisburg
Bulldogs
Red Devils
Nic Bebout
Brock Wheatley
Elvorado-Trico
Wheatley
Woman's death in Steeleville investigated as homicide
Police are investigating the death of 26 year old Casey R Morgan as a homicide after her body was found in her East Main Street home. Authorities said they received a 911 call around 7:53 a.m. Friday and have not filed charges or disclosed details about living arrangements or suspects. Neighbors described Morgan as a great mother and friendly woman, noting she lived with her 1 year old son and his father in the brick house.
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Steeleville
Casey R. Morgan
Lyn Thies
East Main Street
Thies
Steve Shields
Illinois
Morgan
Shields
East Main
North Mulberry
Dave Gibson
Gibson
SIU President Poshard Hosts Dedication of Wall & Grand
SIU President Glenn Poshard meets State Rep. Arthur Turner during the Wall and Grand Apartments dedication ceremony held in the complex courtyard. About 100 alumni employees and students attend as speakers include Larry Dietz Juli Kirchmeier and Jerry Chickerillo.
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SIU
Glenn Poshard
Arthur Turner
Dchicago
Wall & Grand Apartments
University
Poshard
Larry Dietz
Juli Kirchmeier
Residence Hall Association
Jerry Chickerillo
Marion boy Evan de Mello dies after long illness
Evan de Mello, a 4 year old from Marion born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, died after heart transplant and dialysis in a St. Louis hospital. His father Sean de Mello is Williamson County state’s attorney and his mother Natalie is a dietitian. Local officials and Southern Illinoisans rallied prayers and support during his year of medical battles.
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Evan
St. Louis
Evan de Mello
Sean
Natalie de Mello
Williamson County
Natalie
Heartland Regional Medical Center
Jesus
Charles Garnall
de Mello
Illinois
Garnall
Garnati
Advance bidding window for Afternoon Respite painting
The notice invites advance bids on Afternoon Respite by Carolyn Gassan Plochmann. Bids may be faxed to 453-1385 or placed by calling 453-1383 during business hours 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Early bids accepted up to Friday with bidding forms available at www.sinc edu/inspiringwomen.
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Carolyn Gassan Plochmann
Sinc Edu
Inspiringwomen
Plochmann painting donated to Inspiring Women
Debra Tayes describes Carolyn Gassan Plochmann's Afternoon Respite as placid and beautiful. The artist, who has shown in Mexico City, New York, and the Carnegie Institute, donated the work to Inspiring Women of Achievement. The painting will headline a live auction at the Inspiring Women Scholarship Gala on October 13 in the SIUC Student Center Ballrooms.
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Carbondale
Debra Tayes
Southern Illinois Artisans Shop and Art Gallery
Carolyn Gassan Plochmann
Plochmann
Mexico City
New York
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
SIUC
Inspiring Women Board
Angela Boyd
Carolyn Plochmann
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