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Headlines for Wednesday, July 13

The Fairfield City Council met Tuesday night. After approval of minutes and bills, Joseph Harrelson of 809 George St. addressed the council during public session. Harrelson, who has resided on George St. for 14 years is seeking extra patrols and help from the city to address issues in his neighborhood, which he says is a drug area that needs to be cleaned up. Harrelson claims to have had his property damaged on multiple occasions, including the breaking of the windows on his house and the killing of his dogs. In routine business, the purchase of a police vehicle was pulled from the agenda due to the dealership being unable to take the order for the truck until October. The council discussed the police eligibility list stating that as of last Friday the city had four applicants, however one applicant had withdrawn. Of the three remaining, all passed the written testing and will be allowed to do the physical agility testing on Saturday. Over 20 people have now tested over the past month, but the city still lacks the eligibility list to get manpower back into the department, with officers currently working overtime, days off, and vacation days. The council has already approved an extension on the residency clause, allowing up to 45 minutes distance from the department, and the city is currently offering a lateral transfer move with a $2500 sign-on bonus. The city hopes to test again in September. Also in routine business, discussion turned to Sunrise Sanitation and their request to open the contract for rate increase. The majority of the council feel there must be give and take in the negotiation process, and to date Sunrise has shown no willingness to negotiate. The council also discussed aspects of the standing agreement with Sunrise that are not being fulfilled. Ultimately the council did not agree to Sunrise's request to raise fees at this time. During the financial report it was announced that the General Fund currently stands at $2,198,755. There was a negative cashflow for the previous month in the amount of $249,812, and payroll was $373,536. June gaming revenue brought in a total of $11,363, and sales tax for the month earned $153,630. The financial report is available on the city's Facebook page, and the city's website. There will be a Zoning Board Meeting held on July 25th. A boil order has been issued for all West Salem water customers located East of the Village Square and all customers South of the Village Square. The previous boil order issued for water customers on E. North St from N. Main St to Union St and on Union St from E. North St to School St. is also still in effect as well. On 07/08/2022, at approximately 3:55PM, officers arrested Kayti M. Carter, 27 of Fairfield on a Wayne County failure to appear warrant for retail theft. Carter was located walking near the intersection of West Delaware and Williamson Drive. Carter was lodged in the Wayne County Jail pending posting of bond. Crimestoppers met and is paying out $100 on a tip that was given on an Alec Draper warrant. Crimestoppers is also paying out on a tip, $100 on a warrant of Seth Bradford. The Wayne County 4-H Horse Show was held at the Wayne County Saddle Club on Saturday, July 9. Trophy winners selected were Ryleigh Taylor for High Point Senior – Overall, and Ashtyn Smith for High Point Junior – Overall. Showmanship winners were Ryleigh Taylor for Senior Showmanship, Quay Johnson earned Junior Showmanship, and Ashtyn Smith was the Junior Showmanship- Alternate. Wayne County 4-H members exhibited their projects at the 4-H General Projects Show on Monday, July 11, at the 4-H Arena on the Wayne County Fairgrounds. 39 4-Hers had projects selected to advance to the Illinois State Fair in August: Drew Shreve Animal Science- Poultry Clayton Fearn Tractor A Animal Science- Poultry- Alternate Bristol Harvey Civic Engagement Family Heritage Floriculture C Interior Design- Beginning Leadership 1 Photography 1 Visual Arts: Paper Visual Arts: Quilting Floriculture A- Alternate Visual Arts: Leather- Alternate Visual Arts: Clay- Alternate Visual Arts: Heritage Arts- Alternate Visual Arts: Nature- Alternate Tyler Koker Communications: Creative Writing Visual Arts: Computer Generated Harv Keyser Crops: Soybeans Casey Opell Crops: Small Grains Tractor D Brody Hutchcraft Entomology- Beekeeping 1 Welding Forests of Fun 1- Alternate Wildlife 1- Alternate Lily Simpson Floriculture A Fruit Plate Visual Arts: Clay Macie Edwards Floriculture A Ashtyn Smith Forests of Fun 3 Kohen Kinsolving Vegetable Display Jacob Thomason Vegetable Display Sarah Ruhl Vegetable Plate- Alternate Visual Arts: Chalk/Carbon/Pigment- Alternate Mason Lane Vegetable Plate- Alternate Avery Barnard Passport to the World Visual Arts: Heritage Arts Visual Arts: Nature Visual Arts: Paper- Alternate Maggie Koontz Interior Design- Intermediate Passport to the World- Alternate Kendall Barnfield Natural Resources 1 Kacie Kinsolving Natural Resources 1- Alternate Braxton Kirk Sportfishing 1 Addisyn Hutchcraft Photography 2 Harper Buchanan Photography 1 Visual Arts: Food Decorating: Beginning- Alternate Alex Bond Photography 1- Alternate Emilee Barnard Photography 1- Alternate Jakeb Paul Shooting Sports: Shotgun Display Alex Paul Shooting Sports: Shotgun Display Small Engines Ava Lewis Vet Science Hannah Fickas Visual Arts: Food Decorating- Beginning Ellanie Vanway Visual Arts: Food Decorating: Beginning Hadley Howard Visual Arts: Leather Wren Braddock Visual Arts: Metal Nathan Barnard Visual Arts: Metal- Alternate Welding- Alternate Grace Milligan Visual Arts: Chalk/Carbon/Pigment Katelyn Squire Visual Arts: Chalk/Carbon/Pigment Ethan Thomason Welding Ty Mix Welding- Alternate Bella Hodges Woodworking 1 Logan Hodges Woodworking 2 Warren Toombs Woodworking1- Alternate Quay Johnson Woodworking 2- Alternate The Wayne County 4-H Beef Show was held at the Wayne County Fairgrounds on Tuesday, July 12. Callen Robbins exhibited the Grand Champion Steer and Logan Schuster exhibited the Reserve Champion Steer. In the Angus classes, Camden Robbins exhibited the Champion Female and Jensyn Robbins exhibited the Reserve Champion Female. In the Other Breeds classes, Isaac Atwood exhibited the Champion Female and Colt Henson exhibited the Reserve Champion Female. The Champion Female over all breeds was exhibited by Camden Robbins with Jensyn Robbins exhibiting the Reserve Champion Female over all breeds. The Bucket Calf champion was exhibited by Kiersten Vaughan. Emilee Schuster won the Rate of Gain contest. Selected as Senior Showman was Colt Henson with Allie McKinney, Alternate. Isaac Atwood won Junior Showman and Emilee Schuster, Alternate. Additionally, The Wayne County 4-H Dog Obedience Show was held recently at the Wayne County Fairgrounds. The winner of the Dog Obedience show was Jacey Smith. Macie Edwards was the Jr. Showmanship winner and Hunter Kirk was the Sr. Showmanship winner. The 2022 New Wayne County Agricultural Fair continues through Saturday, July 16th at the Wayne County Fairgrounds. Today at8 a.m. is the Swine Show, followed by the Jr. Swine Show at 10 a.m.. Cloverbud Activities will take place at 1 p.m. with the 4-H and Jr. Rabbit Show scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. At 7 p.m. is the ain Event of the Night, Team Pig Penning sponsored by Citizens National Bank. Thursday night's Main Event is the Rodeo, sponsored by FNB Community Bank. Maps are now available at the Wayne Edwards County FSA Office for acreage reporting purposes. If you wish to receive your maps, please call our office at 842-7602. Acreage reporting deadlines for all row crops and CRP in Wayne and Edwards County is July 15. Failed crops must notify office prior to destruction of crops. In order to maintain program eligibility and benefits, you must file timely acreage reports. Failure to file an acreage report by the crop acreage reporting deadline may cause ineligibility for future program benefits. FSA will not accept acreage reports provided more than a year after the acreage reporting deadline. Producers are encouraged to file their acreage reports as soon as planting is completed. River stages as of this morning: the Litt

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Cherokee Nation adds district judge following McGirt ruling


TAHLEQUAH – The Tribal Council on March 15 appointed a new Cherokee Nation district judge as part of the tribe’s ongoing efforts to ensure criminal justice is served following the historic McGirt decision in 2020 and a March 11 ruling from the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals, which will likely lead to the dismissal of hundreds of state criminal cases in the CN reservation. 
Councilors appointed Nathan Barnard as a District Court judge. In recent months, the Council has also appointed Amy Page as a district judge and Rex Earl Starr as a Supreme Court justice. 
“In light of recent and long-overdue court decisions providing recognition of the Cherokee Nation’s reservation, and ultimately all of the Five Tribes, we are committed to ensuring Cherokee citizens and all members of our communities are protected,” said Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. “I commend the Council of the Cherokee Nation for appointing these judges and helping us to bolster our criminal justice system. We must continue to be ready to take action and help victims and their families and, whenever possible, file charges in our tribal court system. These judicial appointments are a critical part of that process.” 

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