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Two Centralia men are headed to prison after entering guilty pleas in Marion County Court. 28-year-old Charles Felton of South Walnut received a two-year prison term for felony retail theft. Felton ad...
News Feb 24, 2021
The City of Centralia has a new Assistant City Manager and Economic Development Director. City Manager Lowell Crow has announced the appointment of Derek Sherman of Richview to the position. Sherman c...
News Feb 24, 2021 Derek Sherman
A third person has pleaded guilty to robbery in connection with a robbery and stabbing that occurred on the Point on Raccoon Lake on Christmas Eve 2019. 24-year-old Justin Landreth of South Pearl Stre...
News Feb 24, 2021
Salem Police have arrested a 33-year-old Salem man for possession of methamphetamine and possession of a controlled substance. Damon Deboer of Tully Lane was taken into custody following an early Tues...
News Feb 23, 2021
Fire heavily damaged the Charles and Linda Runyon home at 339 Sanders in Wamac Monday night. Photo by Brady Toennies. A Wamac family was left homeless by a fire that destroyed their home Monday night....
News Feb 23, 2021
Salem’s longtime Public Works Director John Pruden has announced his retirement. He’s to be replaced by Assistant Public Works Director Annette Brushwitz. City Manager Rex Barbee told the ...
News Feb 23, 2021 Salem Public Works Director Annette Sola.
A rural Salem home received heavy damage from fire late Monday afternoon. Salem Fire Protection District Officials say no one was at home at the Robert Sands home at 2266 Branch Road when the fire was...
News Feb 23, 2021
Centralia City Manager Lowell Crow says Republic Services will add one or two more trucks in Centralia starting Tuesday as they try and catch up on trash collection following the heavy snow. Crow upda...
News Feb 23, 2021
The Salem Community High School Board has set graduation for Sunday, May 16th. Superintendent Dr. Brad Detering says the ability to use remote and e-learning days during the recent snow storm will all...
News Feb 23, 2021
The Kaskaskia College Board has agreed not to raise tuition in the upcoming 2021-22 school year. College President Dr. George Evans outlined his recommendation to the board Monday night. “No inc...
News Feb 23, 2021