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Headlines for Friday, April 22nd

40-year-old Ray E. Tate is scheduled to appear in Wayne County Circuit Court this morning for a sentencing hearing. He pleaded not guilty in February to 38 counts related to the death of Wayne County Deputy Sean Riley. Last month, he pleaded guilty to one count of first-degree murder, and the remaining counts were dismissed. The maximum sentence for the offense is mandatory natural life in prison without parole. The Edwards County Board of Education met last night. It heard Baccalaureate will take place May 20th at 7 at ECHS, and graduations will take place May 21st. West Salem's will begin at 10 a.m., Albion's at 1 p.m., and the high school's at 4 p.m. In other action, the board approved a bid for concrete work at the West Salem Grade School parking lot at a cost of $245,320. Board members Jo Rector, Brian Mewes, and Andrew Spray voted no. The board also received a bid for asphalt for the parking lot at a cost of $243,930 but ultimately went with the bid for concrete. T

Headlines for Monday, March 21st

Fairfield Community High School is readying for its spring production of "Mamma Mia!" late next week. Shows are scheduled for April 1st and 2nd in the FCHS gymnasium; gates will open at 6:15, and the shows will begin at 7. Tickets are available at the door and will cost $5, the cheapest tickets have been for an FCHS play or musical in years. The Edwards County High School Academic Challenge Engineering Science Team took fourth place out of 21 teams at the Eastern Illinois University Sectionals conducted virtually earlier this month. The team will advance to the State Finals to be held in April. Molly Swardstrom took first place in Engineering Graphics in the contest. The Fairfield Public School District Board of Education will meet tonight at 6. The board is scheduled to act on the employment of a Superintendent after executive session, along with several other personnel matters. Other action items on the agenda include a gym floor project at Center Street, parking lot paving

Headlines for Thursday, January 13th

2021 crop production numbers are in, and Illinois posted record-breaking yields, per the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service. Illinois produced the second-most corn in the nation last year, trailing only Iowa. Crop Statistician Mark Schleusener says the estimated yield was 202 bushels per acre, and total production was estimated at 2.19 billion bushels. Illinois topped the nation in soybean production, averaging 64 bushels per acre and totaling 672.6 million bushels. The Cisne Village Board met Monday night and swore in Rick Powell as a new board member. The board then approved a new contract with Sunrise Sanitation until 2026; the new price will be $12.25 per resident instead of $9.75, and the new fee will appear on residents' next bill. The board also approved a $500 donation to the family of Wayne County Deputy Sean Riley. The Wayne County Board will meet tonight at 7 in the county courthouse. The night will begin with a resolution coming from the Wayne County Highway

Headlines for Monday, September 20th

Headlines for Monday, September 20th
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Headlines for Friday, July 16th

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