Assorted appointments, announcements, authorizations and agreements will be made public at the Charleston City Council meeting at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow, March 1, at 520 Jackson Ave.
The Marshall Street & Alley Committee will discuss fiscal planning issues at its next meeting at 6:30 p.m. today at City Hall, 201 S. Michigan Avenue.
Jim Acklin of Ogden, who is running for the Illinois General Assembly, countered a former high school student’s sexual misconduct suit against the school district he once led by blaming her.
Convening on Feb. 10, the Marshall Public Library board of trustees heard reports, voted on action items and broached new business during its regular meeting in the library at 612 Archer Ave.
The Mattoon City Council will convene at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 1, at City Hall, to consider ordinances, bids and agreements on issues related to construction, real estate and municipal contracts.
Arranging for family fun, fundraising and fiscal tasks, the Tuscola City Council addressed traffic and construction matters, along with community events, at its regular meeting on Feb. 22.
With Mayor Camie Sanders presiding, the Marshall City Council meeting was called to order Feb. 8 at City Hall to approve reports, vote on grants and discuss contract matters.
Considering improvements from Panther Trail to public relations, Eastern Illinois University's (EIU) board of trustees met on Nov. 13 at the Martin Luther King, Jr., University Union at EIU's Charleston campus.
With his family present, Greg Boldt accepted an Above and Beyond Award from Cumberland CUSD #77 VP Ben Bland at the Cumberland CUSD #77’s meeting on Jan. 21.
Convening on Feb. 1 at 114 Locust St., Arcola City Council members approved several batches of meeting minutes and reports before proceeding to accept requests and recommendations for zoning changes and permits.
Thanking the student body for its spirited support during difficult recent days, Eastern Illinois University (EIU) President David Glassman recently penned a clear, well-organized email to dispel rumors and anxiety about potential impacts on the university’s fiscal health.
With Superintendent Tom Mulligan and board members Jim Crane, Chad Strader and Robert Arrol present, the Arcola Schools finance committee met on Jan. 6 to consider fiscal and transportation issues.
Jonathan Kaye, a Republican candidate challenging State Rep. Reggie Phillips (R-Charleston) in the 110th District primary race, has come under scrutiny in a recent television ad regarding his 1999 arrest for home invasion.
The Walldogs, a cadre of artists, will soon descend on Marshall as the Marshall Area Chamber of Commerce sponsors the International Mural Painting Event from June 22 to 26, complete with entertainment, crafts vendors, food and family fun.
To catch up on reports, repairs, safety and business developments, the board of trustees for the Arcola Carnegie Public Library met Jan. 11 at the 407 E. Main St. branch building.
From cryptography to capstones, Eastern Illinois University's (EIU) Council on Graduate Studies met Feb. 2 in Blair Hall at EIU's Charleston campus to authorize curriculum changes and approve a variety of new courses.
Ten coaches for various sports and one language teacher joined the staff of Community Unit School District No. 7 at its Jan. 19 meeting at Unity Junior High School.