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State Senator Plummer files to run for re-election - Vimarsana News

State Senator Plummer files to run for re-election

On the final day to file, the area's State Senator has made it official. State Senator Jason Plummer officiall...

Rep. Wilhour hosts ceremony for St. Elmo native: Section of U.S. 40 named 'Lt. Bruce A. Williams Memorial Highway' - Vimarsana News

Rep. Wilhour hosts ceremony for St. Elmo native: Section of U.S. 40 named 'Lt. Bruce A. Williams Memorial Highway'

State Rep. Blaine Wilhour, R-Beecher City, hosted a dedication ceremony earlier this month for the family of St. Elmo native Bruce A. Williams, who died 25 years ago in 1998

Illinois legislators return for final day this year with unfinished business - Vimarsana News

Illinois legislators return for final day this year with unfinished business

(The Center Square) – The final day of fall veto session for the Illinois Legislature is Thursday and it’s the last chance to address some looming deadlines.

Chamber: Proposed warehouse regulations could hinder smaller Illinois companies - Vimarsana News

Chamber: Proposed warehouse regulations could hinder smaller Illinois companies

(The Center Square) – Some say a measure regulating warehouses being considered at the Illinois Statehouse could hurt smaller companies. House Bill 2547 would create the Warehouse Worker Protection Act and require large...

Chamber: Proposed warehouse regulations could hinder smaller Illinois companies - Vimarsana News

Chamber: Proposed warehouse regulations could hinder smaller Illinois companies

(The Center Square) – Some say a measure regulating warehouses being considered at the Illinois Statehouse could hurt smaller companies.