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Woman dies of H1N1 in Highland, coroner reports
A woman with cerebral palsy has been pronounced dead of the H1N1 virus and could be the second victim of the disease in the county this year.
An 18 year-old from Illinois died from the H1N1 flu. Brooke Williams of Pocahontas, Illinois died November 5th.
Pocahontas, IL Woman Dies Of H1N1
A Bond County woman has died from the H1N1 virus. The Madison County Coroner says Brooke Williams, 18 of Pocahontas died November 5 after having a heart attack at her home.
Show Review + Setlist: Gretchen Wilson at Farm Aid, Sunday, October 4
You know what you're going to get with a Gretchen Wilson set: no-frills, unpretentious, hard-twanging country-rock tunes - with emphasis on the rock.
Gretchen Wilson Joins Farm Aid Concert Lineup in St. Louis
Gretchen Wilson has joined the lineup for the Farm Aid concert in St. Louis on Oct.
Redneck Woman - Gretchen Wilson
In late May 2004, Gretchen Wilson's debut single, "Redneck Woman," became the first by a solo female singer to top the ~Billboard country singles chart in over two years; it also reached number one faster than any single in the previous decade.
Illinois Family Gets New Home From Habitat For Humanity
Thursday was a day that a Pocahontas, Illinois family of nine will never forget.
Former bank officer pleads guilty to bank fraud
A 38-year-old Pocahontas, Illinois woman pleaded guilty Friday to bank fraud for illegally transferring funds from account holders at the bank she worked at, according to A. Courtney Cox, US Attorney for the Southern District of Illinois.
Former bank officer pleads guilty to bank fraud
A 38-year-old Pocahontas, Illinois woman pleaded guilty Friday to bank fraud for illegally transferring funds from account holders at the bank she worked at, according to A. Courtney Cox, US Attorney for the Southern District of Illinois.
Former Highland bank official pleads guilty to stealing $174,000
A former Illinois bank supervisor pleaded guilty Friday to a bank fraud charge accusing her of stealing about $174,000 from her employer and a Highland charitable foundation.
Gretchen Wilson plans to start her own record label, and she'd like to call it, naturally, Redneck Records.