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Samantha Brookman’s gilt is in hog heaven Tuesday taking a quick shower to stay clean before being shown on Wednesday. Her aunt and 4-H leader, Heather Stevenson helps her wash her entries. Brookman is a member of the Farrington Horse Creekers club, and is one of many youth in the area showing their animals this week. Winners so far include Luke Stanhouse who received grand champion honors for his steer and reserve champion honors for his feeder; Ryan Majewski as reserve champion for his steer; Kiara Lueking who received grand champion honors for her market wether goat and Kristin Wetzel who received reserve champion for her market wether goat. The 4-H fair continues through Friday at the fairgrounds, located next to Rend Lake College in Ina. TESA CULLI/REGISTER-NEWS
Hog Heaven
Samantha Brookman’s gilt is in hog heaven Tuesday taking a quick shower to stay clean before being shown on Wednesday. Her aunt and 4-H leader, Heather Stevenson helps her wash her entries. Brookman is a member of the Farrington Horse Creekers club, and is one of many youth in the area showing their animals this week. Winners so far include Luke Stanhouse who received grand champion honors for his steer and reserve champion honors for his feeder; Ryan Majewski as reserve champion for his steer; Kiara Lueking who received grand champion honors for her market wether goat and Kristin Wetzel who received reserve champion for her market wether goat. The 4-H fair continues through Friday at the fairgrounds, located next to Rend Lake College in Ina.
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Members of the One Hope United Foster Grandparents program gather to create cards that will be given to children who are facing life-threatening illnesses. The cards are distributed thanks to Love Letters: Random Cards of Kindness, Inc.
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Foster Grandparents create cards for children battling life-threatening illness
MT. VERNON — You pick up a magazine and start idly flipping through the pages.
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Foster Grandparents create cards for children battling life-threatening illness
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Detainee housing brings in more than $1.5M to Justice Center
MT. VERNON — The Jefferson County Justice Center has received more than $1.5 million through the end of June for housing prisoners, a recent report states.
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Detainee housing brings in more than $1.5M to Justice Center
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Post 141 stays alive
CHAMPAIGN — Just one week after a narrow loss in the Division Five championship, Trevor Flota, Darius Box and Mt. Vernon Post 141 turned the tables on Fairfield Heights to stay alive in the Junior Legion sta
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Post 141 stays alive
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Cynthia Schnirring
Cynthia Kay Schnirring, 59, formerly of Opdyke, passed away Tuesday, July 27, 2010, in Cypress, Texas, after a courageous six-year battle against breast cancer.
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Musically Speaking: Swivel Rockers keep crowd on its toes
I extremely dislike having to make amends for something that I had previously written.
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- Catching up with ‘Musically Speaking’
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Musically Speaking: Swivel Rockers keep crowd on its toes
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