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Illinois State Police arrest wife of judge for his murder; River Stilley selected SI Boys Golfer of Year; Carbondale activists rally in response to second Trump presidency
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Latest Headlines. By JOHN HOMAN [email protected]. Updated Nov 6, 2024. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS — Four area schools — Johnston City, Benton, Nashville, and Murphysboro — will host second ...
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About Us. The Southern Illinoisan is a daily newspaper that is published seven days a week. The print edition of The Southern is delivered to subscribers Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. A digital ...
Mount Vernon | thesouthern.com - Southern Illinoisan
A Mount Vernon man was charged with first degree murder Tuesday, according to documents provided by the Jefferson County State's Attorney's Office. Jul 10, 2016. A free, four-week workshop will be ...
Marion hits number one in growth in Illinois | Latest Headlines ...
Feb 8, 2024 · Marion Town Hall shines a little brighter in the morning light Feb. 7, perhaps because recent data shows that Marion is leading the way at 0.52% growth from November to December 2023.
State/Region | thesouthern.com
There are fewer than 1,000 documented cases like Kayden Jongsma in the world. State/Region. Kallie Cox The Southern. Updated Jun 9, 2023. The $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal is expected ...
Opinion | thesouthern.com
Opinion. Opinion. That working-class lament is from an old bluegrass song, but millions of working stiffs are singing it today. While many workers have finally seen an uptick in their paychecks ...