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Winton Eugene "Gene" Rush – Norris City - Vimarsana News

Winton Eugene "Gene" Rush – Norris City

Winton Eugene "Gene" Rush, 74, of Norris City, passed away on Sunday, October 16, 2022. He was born on March 14, 1948 in Springerton, IL, the son of Robert W. and Kathryn Rush. Gene owned and operated Rush Marathon in Enfield for many years, and later Rush's Station in McLeansboro, Illinois. He was a Christian and was a Past Master and member of the Enfield Masonic Lodge. Gene served in the United States Army during Vietnam. Gene is survived by his sister, Kay Smith of Paducah, KY, and a nephew, Shane Smith of Kevil, KY. He is preceded in death by his parents; a son, Brandon Rus...

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Local overdoses reach record highs; fentanyl, pandemic are factors - Vimarsana News

Local overdoses reach record highs; fentanyl, pandemic are factors

In Fayette County, people died of overdoses in record numbers in 2021, and overdose deaths in Washington County are projected to be comparable or exceed 2020’s record-setting numbers.

Greene County election will feature few local races - Vimarsana News

Greene County election will feature few local races

Greene County’s 2021 municipal election will feature few local races, with several incumbents running unopposed.

Statewide drug overdose deaths spiked in 2020 - Vimarsana News

Statewide drug overdose deaths spiked in 2020

Isolation brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic led to an increase in drug overdose deaths across the state last year, and the trend appears to be repeating itself this year. Ray Barishansky, a deputy secretary at the state Health Department, said there were 422 more overdose deaths last year than there were in 2019. The numbers had been dropping since the peak year of 2017 when there were 5,300 such deaths. “We are seeing a different picture,” Barishansky said Thursday during a virtual press conference. “We look at this as the crisis it is,” he said. Last year, 4,880 people...