MT. VERNON — JohnLuke Carter took the chance to “escape” to the C.E. Brehm Memorial Library for the Winter Break Escape. Sharon Yearwood, children’s librarian at Brehm played part one of the three-part series, “Little House on the Prairie.” She said the children’s section offers literary DVDs to those who would like to check them out to take home.
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Continental Tire celebrates expansion
Continental Tire the Americas Mt. Vernon Plant Manager Benny Harmse is joined by local officials and CTA officials to sign a beam for the plant $95 million commercial vehicle tire production expansion project.
MT. VERNON — Continental Tire the Americas celebrated a milestone on Tuesday with a beam signing ceremony on its newest expansion.
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Stuff the Bus campaign begins
MT. VERNON — A five-week campaign to collect school supplies for local schoolchildren will begin on Friday. United Way of South Central Illinois has announced its Stuff the Bus kickoff campaign will coincide with the organization's Day of Action. Da
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Lois Shoemaker
Lois June Shoemaker, 90, of Mt. Vernon, died 1:29 p.m. Saturday, June 15, 2013, at Mt. Vernon Health Care in Mt. Vernon. She was born Monday, Oct. 9, 1922, in McLeansboro, the daughter of Orval C. and Anna Mae (Thomas) Duncan. She married Kenneth Rag
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Rams basketball players return from Mississippi weekend
Summertime can mark a critical time in the development of any high school athlete.
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Purchases by dementia sufferers put stores in quandary
An increasing number of lawsuits have been filed across Japan against department stores that allowed unusual purchases to be made by elderly people with dementia.
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