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IECC Board Holds June Meeting - Vimarsana News

IECC Board Holds June Meeting

The IECC Boars of Trustees met for their normal session Tuesday Evening. Early in the meeting, the board recognized the Wabash Valley College Men's Baseball

Headlines for Wednesday, May 18th - Vimarsana News

Headlines for Wednesday, May 18th

Early voting for the June Primary Election in Illinois begins tomorrow, but Wayne and some surrounding counties still have outstanding objections for their ballots, including for House District 116. Early voting hours at the Wayne County Courthouse will be 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays from tomorrow through June 17th, but any early vote scanned into the polling machine will be final, even if the ballot later changes. In Edwards County, early voting will not be open until next week due to objections on the ballot. Frontier Community College held its 44th Annual Commencement Friday evening. 24...

Headlines for Thursday, May 12th - Vimarsana News

Headlines for Thursday, May 12th

40-year-old Mt. Vernon resident Eric W. Jones and 34-year-old Missouri resident Zachary J. Wheeler were arrested Monday by Wayne County deputies and Fairfield police. Jones was wanted on a Wayne County failure to appear warrant for battery, and Wheeler was arrested on charges of possession of drug paraphernalia and possession and possession with intent to deliver between 15 and 100 grams of methamphetamine. Wheeler was also wanted on two active Missouri warrants. The two were taken to the Wayne County Jail. Wayne City police arrested 32-year-old Wayne City resident Michael R. Smith yesterday o...

Headlines for Thursday, April 29 - Vimarsana News

Headlines for Thursday, April 29

White County Circuit Judge T. Scott Webb has again ruled Illinois’ FOID card is unconstitutional, setting the stage for the state Supreme Court to again examine the matter. In 2017, Vivian Brown was charged with violating the FOID card law by owning a rifle without a card; White County sided with her then, but, after an appeal to the Supreme Court, it opted not to make a decision last year. The USDA has released Illinois county estimates for the 2020 hay harvest. Wayne County was estimated to have harvested 5,550 acres of non-alfalfa hay totaling 9,900 tons. Yield per acre was 1.8 tons. Edw...

IECC BOARD OF TRUSTEES / REGULAR AND REORGANIZATIONAL MEETINGS - Vimarsana News

IECC BOARD OF TRUSTEES / REGULAR AND REORGANIZATIONAL MEETINGS

(OLNEY/NEWTON) The Illinois Eastern Community College Board of Trustees held its reorganizational meeting at t...