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Small school, big hearts: Du Quoin cheerleaders end season with trip to state IHSA finalsMar 17, 2021 1:00 am - In only year two of having a coed cheerleading squad, Du Quoin High School's team did what most small schools would consider unimaginable: They made the 2020-21 IHSA sta...
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PCHS celebrates FFA Week; Du Quoin week starts MondayMar 17, 2021 1:00 am - As Pinckneyville High School looks back on a successful FFA Week, Du Quoin High School is gearing up for theirs, starting Monday. At Pinckneyville, FFA members enjoyed l...
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Indianettes rock the IDTA finals for second placeMar 17, 2021 1:00 am - Make room for a new trophy. The Du Quoin Indianettes took second place in the Illinois Drill Team Association state finals on Saturday for their hip-hop routine to a ver...
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Citizens plan Harrisburg Lake discussionMar 16, 2021 11:00 pm - HARRISBURG - Those holding leases at Harrisburg Lake plan to voice concerns to city council Thursday about the possibility the city may sell the property. Council member...
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Written in stone(ware) SIC student's art chosen for Shrode ExhibitMar 16, 2021 11:00 pm - HARRISBURG - Trenton Johnson, Norris City native, had one of his works of art selected to be in the Shrode Fine Art and Craft Competition and Exhibition at Cedarhurst Ce...
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Riding against the windMar 12, 2021 12:00 am -
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Girl Scouts help 'PCs For People' distribute low-cost computersMar 10, 2021 12:00 am - The nonprofit PCs For People was founded in 1998 to help get low-cost computers into more homes, and now it is coming to Randolph County. Two events will be held: • Stee...
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Snake Road closing March 15 through May 5Mar 10, 2021 12:00 am - SOUTHERN ILLINOIS - Bi-annually the Shawnee National Forest closes Forest Service Road No. 345, also known as Snake Road, to help ensure safe crossing for several specie...
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Randolph Society 2021 Honors Elizabeth Durfee: Blazed a trail for women in law enforcementMar 10, 2021 12:00 am - This is the fourth of five fascinating personal histories that introduce us to people, or groups of people, who shaped Randolph County. Members of the Society's "Class o...
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City receives offer to purchase Harrisburg Lake propertyMar 10, 2021 12:00 am - HARRISBURG - There might be no more Harrisburg at Harrisburg Lake. At Thursday's city council meeting, Mayor John McPeek revealed that the city has received an unsolicit...