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Carbondale Main Street moving farmer's market to Saturdays
Beginning Saturday, Aug. 2, 2008, Carbondale Main Street is moving its Mid-Week Farmers Market to the weekend.
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Clock ticking on assessor referendum
The inclusion of a referendum on whether the county tax assessor should be elected or appointed is far from a sure thing on this November's ballot.
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Morris Library gets gems of SIUC'S past
SIUC's Morris Library received two pieces of the university's heritage as if "out of the blue" when Herb Rieke from north-central Illinois called offering two carved pieces that were column tops from the ...
Police Want Help Finding Missing Teen
Southern Illinois University Carbondale Police want help searching for a missing camper.
Williamson County EMA prepares for disasters
As far as natural disasters go in 2008, Southern Illinois is about a forest fire away from hitting for the cycle.
Trial of murder suspect postponed
The trial of a Marion man accused of murdering Willie Carlando Carr has been continued.
Students get chance to be archaeologists
Tuesday, July 22, 2008 10:56 PM CDT CARBONDALE - Notebooks and tools in hand, a group of young archaeologists dug into sand and rock to uncover the truth about an ancient civilization.
Plans for second Marion fire station still a go
If the money's there, Marion intends to move forward with construction plans for a second fire station.
Carterville child needs new liver within next few months
Ten-month-old Emery Patterson is like a lot of babies her age. She's got huge eyes that project her mood like spotlights.
Tea party kicks off Carbondale Community Arts' 'Little Women'
Fancy gowns and period hair were just the right cup of tea for more than a dozen little women who attended a tea party Sunday afternoon at Carbondale Public Library.
Open forum to discuss renovations at Varsity
Varsity discussion Who: Officials from The Stage Co., Carbondale Community Arts and the Public What: An open forum discussion about plans for the Varsity Center for the Arts Where: Carbondale Civic Center When: ...
Carbondale a bit short in sales taxes
Carbondale's sales tax revenue for fiscal year 2008 fell short of projections by about $440,000, according to numbers from the city.
Parks director interviews likely to start next month
Members of the Carbondale Park District Board of Commissioners say applications are in and they expect to begin interviewing candidates for a permanent executive director sometime in the next month.
SIUC computer lab gets facelift
Mention the word "statistics" to most graduate students and you'll see them wince.
Perry County seeking election judges
With record levels of voter turnout expected in November, Perry County is seeking people who may be interested in serving as election judges.
Carbondale Staples accepting school supply donations
The Staples store on East Main Street is now accepting donations of school supplies as part of the agency's participation in a national drive to help poor students before the school year begins.
Two plead guilty to federal fraud
The Southern Two Southern Illinoisans peddling a "very low-risk" oil deal featuring new technology were really running an old-school scam, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
By Blackwell Thomas CARBONDALE - In the bowels of the Southern Illinois University Carbondale Student Center something new is taking shape - literally.
Documentary from SIUC grad earns three Emmy nominations
Southern Illinois University Carbondale graduate Hilla Medalia's poignant documentary that explores one of the many tragedies of the Middle East conflict earned three Emmy nominations earlier this week.
Marion physician charged with felonies
A Marion physician was charged Monday by the Williamson County State's Attorney's Office with two felonies.