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From the editor: If you litter, we're tired of your trash

Contrary to popular belief, one person's trash pretty much is just another person's trash, too. And no, we're not talking the Antiques Roadshow kind of garbage that turns out to be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
By Travis DeNeal Feb 26, 2020 1:18 PM
Five questions with ... Paul Bishop of Raleigh

On Monday, we visited the Memory Lane Car Show at the Saline County Fairgrounds, and talked to longtime racers and former owners of the Accelaquarter Raceway, Harrisburg's drag racing strip that opened in 1963. Paul Bishop is a veteran racer and one former owner of the drag strip. Q. What is it you like about cars?
By Travis DeNeal Sep 4, 2019 11:48 AM
Five questions with ... Jo Ann Dalton of Harrisburg

Q. How long have you lived in Harrisburg? I've lived in Harrisburg most of my life. I was married and lived in Galatia for a while, but I've lived here most of the time.
By Travis DeNeal Aug 21, 2019 10:40 AM
Homan: SI Made Expo turnout almost doubles last year

Another event that is taking off in the region occurred this past weekend with the second annual Southern Illinois Made Expo at the Marion City Pavilion.
By John Homan Jul 31, 2019 2:36 PM
Five questions with ... Chris Evans of Harrisburg

Q. Are farmers in southern Illinois in better shape crop-wise than we were in June? It depends on the area. Some didn't get all their ground planted. We have a potential for a really good crop. We've had some cool weather, and with the rain last Monday and this Monday, it helps. We're set up to have a good crop, but if you planted crops late, you set yourself back.
By Travis DeNeal Jul 31, 2019 2:26 PM
Five questions with ... Richard Rumsey of Harrisburg

Q. Why is Independence Day important to you? Rumsey: I had a father who fought in World War II, and I think his generation was one of our greatest generations. It's very important to me that he was there to serve in the European Theater. I think a lot about things like that on July 4. He never said much about it, other than he said war is not good. I'm thankful for him and all of our men and women who have stood up and fought for our freedom.
By Travis DeNeal Jul 12, 2019 3:24 PM
Our view: JALC leaders should release meeting records

When it comes to keeping the public's business in the light, leaders at John A. Logan College could use some enlightening themselves.
Jul 3, 2019 12:25 PM
Five questions with ... Sam Wallace of Harrisburg

Q. With spring finally in full swing, what do you like the most about the season? Well, I've never given that any thought. I've just taken it for granted. It's going to happen every year. What can you do? You live with the weather you get. It's part of something bigger than you or I.
By Travis DeNeal May 1, 2019 10:42 AM
Four questions with ... Cathy Wall of Harrisburg

Q. Education Secretary Betsy Devos said larger class sizes would let districts better compensate highly qualified teachers. As a high school teacher, what is your opinion? Cathy Wall: From an academic standpoint, large class sizes are a problem. There's very limited time, and the more kids you put in the mix, the harder it is. If I have 25 kids and 50 minutes, I have two minutes per kid if I don't lecture at all. It really limits how often students can respond to me or one another.
By Hunter Banks Apr 26, 2019 3:18 PM
Four questions with ... Lindsey Atkins of Harrisburg

Lindsey Atkins is a wellness advocate for doTERRA essential oils. Q What company do you obtain your essential oils from?
By Hunter Banks Apr 19, 2019 11:07 AM

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