Category Archives: Local News

Wayne City residents are invited to test their luck and enjoy an evening of fun at the upcoming Bingo Night set for tonight (Friday) at the Wayne City Community Building. The event will feature 20 gam...

The FCHS Drama Department is inviting the public to get ready for a night of music, laughter and plenty of pink as they present, Legally Blonde: The Musical. Performances will be tonight (Friday) and ...

Back (L to R): Victoria Rudolphi, Ben Scott, Kelby Ochs, Aubrey Lambird Front (L to R): Cali Bunting, Rockell Allen, Joselyn Kocher, Delaney Williams, Aaron Hatfield       (L to R): Kel...

The new Interstate-64 bridge over the Wabash River near Grayville is steadily taking shape, according to the Illinois Department of Transportation. Officials report that half of the support piers are ...

Illinois anglers are reminded that all 2025 fishing licenses will expire on March 31st. New licenses for the 2026 fishing season are now available for purchase, granting access to the state's abundant...

The Wayne and Clay County Soil and Water Conservation Districts are now accepting orders for their annual spring tree sale. Residents have the opportunity to choose from a wide selection of evergreens...

Wayne-White Electric Cooperative is once again giving high school seniors who live on Wayne-White Electric lines a chance to win a $500 scholarship. The cooperative will award ten $500 scholarships th...

The North Wayne Community Unit School District #200 Board of Education met Wednesday night at Cisne Middle School. During the meeting, the board approved several items on the consent agenda, including...

The Wayne County Sheriff's Merit Commission is now accepting applications for the position of full-time Correctional Officer, aiming to establish a hiring list that will remain valid for two years or ...

The case against Darren Hays will remain in White County, but a judge from outside the county has been appointed to oversee the proceedings. Following the arrest of Darren Hays, White County Judge T. ...