Bring your pets and children for photos with Santa Claws.

We are still needing some Bucket Brigade volunteers this coming Saturday, November 24th, from 5-7 p.m.

Good news! Santa's elves made a special delivery in Olney while the children were sleeping.

It really is a concern that job opportunities are leaving.

Happy to announce the christmas parade winners

The City of Mattoon has posted on its website the audit of its financial statements for Fiscal Year 2018 (May 1, 2017-April 30, 2018).

Beginning next week, weather permitting- subject to change without notice.

The lineup for the Christmas Parade is now posted on the event's page

Mayor Bloemker (who is also the Police Commissioner) stopped by the Effingham Police Dept recently to check on the progress of "No Shave November," whereby the EPD is raising funds to provide Thanksgiving dinner to local families.

Effingham Mayor Jeff Bloemker and the City Team braved the frigid weather for a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the new Henrietta Street Project.

Shelby County said "no" to the Cowden Fire Protection Proposition on Nov. 6.

Richland County voted in favor of becoming gun sanctuary county on Nov. 6.

NOTICE is hereby given that the office Rosetta M. York will be open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM beginning November 19, 20, 21 and 26, 2018 for the purpose of accepting candidate petitions

The lineup for the Veteran's Day Parade is now posted on the event's page

The City Council and staff at the City of Effingham commemorate and honor Veterans and their families.

Last evening at the Clark County Police Association meeting, Officer Johnathon Schuette, Deputy Jeremiah Hanley, and Officer Cody Lee were awarded Life Saver Certificates for their actions responding to a call involving an unresponsive male who had stopped breathing.

Just a little over a week until the Downtown Trick or Treat and Library Halloween Party!

The City of Olney Water Department will be switching the disinfectant in the distribution system from free chlorine to chloramine on October 29, 2018.

It's ok to need a little help! Our community works tirelessly and gives generously as we volunteer and hold fundraisers throughout the year.

The Tuscola Library once again is hosting their annual Halloween Party at the Community Building!