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December 26, 2023
MOUNT VERNON — The Illinois Petroleum Resources Board utilized voluntary funding from Illinois oil producers and royalty owners to restore 14 White County abandoned tank battery sites this year.
October 19, 2023
CARMI — More than 150 Illinois Basin oil exploration and production industry professionals attended the second annual Illinois Basin Celebration at the 404 Seed Station in Carmi Friday, Oct. 13.
October 10, 2023
CARMI — The second annual Illinois Basin celebration is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 13, at the 404 Seed Station, located at 404 5th Street in Carmi,
August 14, 2023
Eagle Scout Tony Kuhn of Clamtown Troop 755 held a flag retirement ceremony at the West Penn Fire Company as the second and final part of his Eagle Scout project. Kuhn restored a retired mail deposit ...
July 24, 2023
For his Eagle Scout project, Wyatt Smith of Lehighton decided to honor the memory of his late great-grandfather, Orville J. Wehr. Smith, 15, of Boy Scout Troop 755 in Clamtown, built raised flower box...
June 27, 2023
IPRB Summer Math & Science Program has been going on for more than a decade
April 23, 2023
HAMPTON — Saturday was undoubtedly one of the biggest days in the life of young Seth Whitehead.
April 23, 2023
HAMPTON, Tenn. (WJHL) – For his Eagle Scout project, Seth Whitehead decided to create a new memorial for the four firefighters who lost their lives fighting a wildfire on Jenkins Mountain in 1954. A memorial dedication service was held at the Hampton-Valley Forge Fire Department on Saturday. Family members of the fallen firefighters were present […]
April 22, 2023
HAMPTON — It has been nearly 70 years, but a memorial to honor four young men who sacrificed their lives defending their community from a forest fire will be dedicated
January 12, 2023
Politicians have blasted the notion of banning gas stoves after a federal regulator seemed open to it. It turns out, there are no plans to shut off the stoves for now — but there are significant concerns about their health risks.