MOUNT CARMEL — Louis “Clint” Woods, 65, of Mt. Carmel died peacefully on Wednesday, April 24, 2024, at Select Specialty Hospital in Danville, Kentucky after a long illness.
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The Wayne County Board met for their regular monthly meeting Thursday evening at the Wayne County Courthouse. Fairfield Park Board President Jay Fyie and Park Board member Linda Monge addressed the board seeking funding for a portion of the cost of the proposed Splash Pad at Leo French Park. Estimated cost of the project is $750,000. The Park Board had originally filed a grant request with the County Board seeking $100,000, but at last nights meeting, both Park Board representatives stated they would certainly take whatever the board saw fit to appropriate. Board member Ronnie Windland stated that the Splash Pad would be used by 95% "City" kids, with rural families not choosing to use it. It was obvious that several board members did not agree with his assumption. In the end, the board is tabling the request for ARPA funds until it becomes clearer as to what repairs have to be made to the courthouse. the request will be addressed at a future meeting. Wayne County Farm Bureau
Terry Stevenson, 74, of Mount Carmel, Illinois, passed away Friday, February 11, 2022, at Deaconess Midtown Hospital, surrounded by the love of his family. He was born on January 29, 1948, in Pinkstaff, Illinois, the son of Lindsay and Deloris (Davis) Stevenson. He married Debbie Young on February 24,1973, and together they have enjoyed forty-eight years of marriage. Terry graduated from Lawrenceville High School in 1966. In January of 1967, he joined the US Air Force where he proudly earned the rank of Sergeant, serving as a Morse Intercept Operator during the Cold War in Germany. He earned the National Defense Service Medal for his time serving in the 6910th Security Group. Upon discharge, Terry attended Olney Central College where he met Debbie, the love of his life. The two were married and attended Eastern Illinois University where Terry graduated with a Business Management Degree in 1975. Terry worked as an Industrial Engineer for Champion Labs and later as a Packaging Engineer f