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Des Plaines History Center connects residents with past

The mission of Des Plaines History Center is more than a place to store old documents and antiques. It gives residents a tangible connection to their heritage.
By Zoey Heinrich Jun 25, 2019 1:25 PM
Gentry questions Carterville Council on ambulance runs

CARTERVILLE - Williamson County Commissioner Brent Gentry stood before the Carterville City Council on Tuesday night to question the practices of the city's ambulance service.
BY SHEA LAZANSKY May 10, 2017 5:00 AM
Early Childhood Co-op hosts Family Fun Day

MARION - Children and parents in the Williamson County Early Childhood Cooperative gathered in the rain at Rent One Park Friday morning for a day of family fun.
BY SHEA LAZANSKY May 5, 2017 5:00 AM
Return of the Monarchs

ELDORADO -- There was a time in Mark Gilley's life as a young adult when every summer meant rejoining some of his best friends on the baseball diamond. Like many of his baseball peers, he was out of high school, not playing at college and not eligible to play American Legion baseball due to age. And, like many of his contemporaries, he wanted to play ball more than anything.
BY TRAVIS DENEAL May 4, 2017 5:00 AM
WC officials monitoring potential for added flooding

MARION - Officials throughout Williamson County are monitoring the potential for additional flooding in the region on Wednesday. As of Tuesday morning, several reports have been made to officials concerning flooded roadways and some homes that have been affected. Residents are encouraged to report any damage they may have in their homes. If a resident lives in an area that is prone to flooding, or one's home has been flooded in the past decade, the Emergency Management Agency encourages that resident to have a plan of action in place in order to evacuate if needed.
Staff Report May 3, 2017 5:00 AM
WC officials officially declare for disaster aid

BY JOHN D. HOMAN May 3, 2017 5:00 AM
Aftermath of flood brings out the worst and best in local citizens

JOHNSTON CITY - Like any crisis, the weekend weather event that caused widespread flooding throughout much of the area brought out the worst and the best in local citizens.
BY HOLLY KEE May 2, 2017 5:00 AM
Cleanup crews busy in wake of flood

MARION - Slowly, but surely, the floodwaters are receding. Still, it's going to be a while before Williamson County is back to normal so to speak after dealing with more than 12 inches of precipitation from Friday evening until Monday morning.
BY JOHN D. HOMAN May 2, 2017 9:26 AM
'At least we're alive'

MARION - Marion residents have taken up shelter in the recreation center of St. Joseph Church on Russell Street, to get away from the rain that has turned into floods in some areas since storms started on Friday.
BY SHEA LAZANSKY May 1, 2017 5:00 AM
Floodwaters take toll on county

MARION - It was a long weekend for Marion first responders and city workers as rainwaters soon turned to floodwaters on Saturday morning.
BY JOHN D. HOMAN May 1, 2017 5:00 AM

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Articles filed under Townships

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