GOLCONDA -- Due to a reporter's error, the time of a fatal Golconda-area crash was wrongly reported.

The time was 8:15 a.m.

Due to a source error, the identity of a man injured in the Aug. 12 story "Eldorado man injured when tractor overturns in ditch" was wrong. Robert A. Baugher, 53, 455 Wasson Road, Eldorado, was injured.

Due to a reporter's error, the annual workers compensation premium was wrong as originally posted. According to a message from Mayor Louis Shaw the annual premium is $25,000 and will probably be $37,000 to $38,000 in the near future.

Due to a reporter's error, Pastor Dennis Robison's name was wrongly spelled in photograph descriptions with the story, "New multipurpose room frame up at Eldorado First Christian Church."

An earlier version of the article, "School board to Todd Fort: Please resign," published on the Daily Register Internet site on Tuesday, Aug. 4, incorrectly lists Fort's status with the Sheriff's Department. Fort is not suspended; he is not being paid because he is not coming to work. He has been relieved of his duties as chief deputy but remains employed.

In an earlier edition of the article, "Chief Deputy Todd Fort formally charged with sexual assault, official misconduct," posted online Tuesday afternoon, the sentencing range for a Class 1 felony was incorrect as reported. The normal sentencing range for a Class 1 felony is 4 to 15 years in the Department of Corrections.

It was also reported Fort was interviewed by the State Police. He may have refused to be interviewed.
 

Due to a reporter's error, the name of 4S Dairy Barn was wrong in Tuesday's Page 1A story "4S Dairy Barn tops ice cream with a little nostalgia." The name indicates the four members of the Schimp family who are employed at the business on state Route 142.

ELDORADO -- Due to a reporter's error the number of air conditioning units stolen from Pleasant Valley Star General Baptist Church was wrong as reported in Monday's Page 2A story "Air conditioners stolen from church; sheriff's deputies investigate." Two units were taken.

The original version of the Saline County Habitat for Humanity Scrabble Tournament omitted the location of the event. It is at Harrisburg American Legion.

CARRIER MILLS--Due to a reporter's error, a time was wrong in the story, "Carrier Mills man who left baby outside to be sentenced in June," published online Thursday, April 15. The infant was discovered outside at 1:10 a.m.

PITTSBURG -- The phrase describing the status of Joel Moore's employment was wrong in the April 7 story "Family, police continue search for Joel Moore, 27." Moore receives unemployment compensation.

ELDORADO -- The Eldorado Eagles and Carrier Mills Wildcats turned the Eldorado Sports Complex into Coors Field South as the teams combined for 39 runs in a wild 21-18 win for host Eldorado.

ELDORADO -- Due to a reporter's error, it was wrongly reported that a woman was cited in a traffic crash on the Page 1A story "One injured, police cruiser damaged in two accidents" of Tuesday's newspaper. Melanie C. Peralta Edwards was not cited.

Due to a reporter’s error, in the article, “Two Saline County schools recognized as outstanding,” published Monday in the online edition of the Daily Register/Daily Journal, Eldorado Middle School Principal Chris Morris was identified by her last name only.

Due to a source error, an earlier version of the story, “SIC makes several budget cuts at Thursday meeting,” printed in the online edition of the Daily Register/Daily Journal, wrongly reported the layoffs of staff at SIC. Four faculty members were laid off and an administrative position and clerical position were reduced to part-time.

Due to a source error, the mugshot previously labeled as Christopher Knapp with the story "Anhydrous tampering leads to pursuit, arrest" was a photo of the wrong person. The story has been corrected with the right photo.

In the story, “Kristina and Cody Martin post bond,” posted online Jan. 29, 2010 and last updated Jan. 30, a witness’ name was wrong as published. David T. Woods is the name of the wtiness.

An earlier edition of the story, “Harrisburg School Board to hold special meeting Wednesday, Feb. 3 had the wrong day of the week in the title and body of the story.

Due to a reporter's error the Internet address of the website the U.S. Forest Service uses to post contracting opportunities was wrong in Wednesday's Page 1A story regarding federal stimulus funded projects on the Shawnee National Forest. The site is Federal Business Opportunities at www.fbo.gov

HARRISBURG -- Due to a reporter's error it was wrongly reported Monday Clearwave Communication has received a $62 million grant as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Clearwave has applied for the grant and is awaiting word of its approval.