Marion, IL News

• Marion, IL News
• Back to School for Marion - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Johnston City woman opens business after cancer fight
• Gray opens museum at Illinois Centre Mall
• B.W. Bruce unveils new building at Tower Square
• Ford donates to VA transportation system
• Deputies' roadblock seeks info on Corder injury
• Report: Improvements at Marion VA
• SIEG arrests two, seizes 188 pounds of drugs
• JC school board OKs bids for Lincoln Ele. expansion
• Lowery, Weber, Bardo speaking at Coaches vs. Cancer event
• Unit 2 school resource officer decision delayed again
• Field fire fogs Rt. 13
• Dairy Fully Fueled Tour stops in Marion
• Three Marion schools miss state test marks
• Herrin, Johnston City to participate in safe driving effort
• Dept. of Aging honors Cambria woman
• Turnaround Tour bus stops in Marion
• 1963 Wildcats remember last undefeated football season
• Crainville battling IDOT plans for Rt. 13
• Unit 5 board sets tax levy
• Quinn announces broadband initiative for southern Illinois
• Welcome to City of Marion IL - 2
• JALC mourns Hancock death
• Volunteers renovate Marion park in a day
• AT&T unveils 3G network in Marion area
• Marion Toyota hosts scavenger hunt
• JALC teachers ask Kilquist to resign
• Herrin council continues animal control officer debate
• Leaders get taste of STAR bonds rules
• Marion native explores family roots in Scotland
• Trial set for 2 accused in Marion BB gun shootings
• Southern Ill. man dies after Ky. diving accident
• Man shot, killed on South Liberty St.
• Police search for Creal Springs man
• David Lee Murphy to highlight JALC Foundation country jam
• Unit 5 administrators cautiously eying federal money
• Black Diamond the world's top Harley seller
• Reward offered in Mt. Vernon shooting death
• Hardin Co. Sheriff hopes videos ID reality star's attackers
• Tour de Hope set for late Sept.
• Garnati files more charges against dog owner
• Carterville man sentenced to prison for role in child porn ring
• Jefferson Co. resident joins 10 Commandments fray
• Sherman threatens lawsuit over proposed 10 Commandments monument
• Legal bills debated by Unit 2 board
• Volunteers to renovate Marion park
• TMAD Inc. opens doors
• Ten Commandments debate makes for lively council meeting
• Life Church to record second CD
• Food regulations affecting school meals
• Shimkus says there's plenty of blame to go around
• Paul's Chapel Missionary Baptist Church celebrating 125 years
• Monday fire cause still unknown
• Marion flood cleanup fund swamped by fund reduction
• Teen charged in stabbings near fairgrounds
• Tanya Holland arrested in Bush park dog attack
• Community rallying behind dog bite victim's family
• Marion firefighter serving as state fair grand marshal
• Tractor pull draws machinery enthusiasts to fair
• Southern Illinois search for Englehart to be on 'America's Most Wanted'
• Carterville council replenishes emergency fund
• Police release more details about stabbing near fairgrounds
• Police can’t get name from Sunday stabbing suspect
• Judge takes first appearance to jail cell for stabbing suspect
• Herrin's 'Llama Lady:' Dayle Russell
• Herrin council hears stray cat complaints
• Herrin park band shelter to be replaced
• Teens stabbed outside county fair
• Rend Lake water now flowing in Marion; valve was opened earlier this week
• Veterans on Parade set for Sept. 11
• Emily Travis to reign over county fair
• Sheriff opens new gun range
• Major fire at Marion Health and Fitness
• SI Kids Got Talent auditions approaching
• Sales tax holiday begins Friday
• Dustin Whitehead sentenced to weekends in jail
• Eric Willis pleads guilty to aggravated criminal sexual assault
• American Kennel Club dog show this weekend at Pavilion
• Boy Scouts return from national jamboree
• Judge denies Starr motion to reconsider sentence
• Schools hit with more cuts
• Photos: Dog agility training
• New Carterville High School on schedule for students in 2011
• Food pantries feel impact of record food stamp numbers
• July temps higher than normal in Illinois
• New academic opportunities available at JALC
• Williamson County Fair opens this weekend
• New academic opportunities at JALC
• FBI investigating Southern Illinois Power Co-op vandalism
• Catching up with Dr. Wesley Calvert
• Herrin police arrest man recently released from prison
• Crime of the week: Triple E break-in
• Kimmel serving on Essential Air Service committee
• TMAD party kicks off activities
• Southern Ill. Tourism Development Office closes
• Behind the scenes: Caleb Varacalli
• JALC finances in better shape than expected
• Kilquist hired to lead John A. Logan College campus police
• Johnston City council increases Pittsburg water rate
• Jury gets case in Blagojevich corruption trial
• SIH one of top-performing health systems in U.S.
• Residents work out spillway concerns without Herrin council intervention
• Marion man wants Ten Commandments monument on Square
• Logan’s cosmetology program passes test of time
• United Way's 'Stuff the Bus' underway
• Butler: Quinn was just being coy
• IDOT officials concerned about work zone safety
• Quinn signs law advocated by Herrin woman
• Concerned students write president, New Orleans mayor
• Poshard Foundation donates $66,000 to organizations
• SIH issues consumer warning in wake of phone scame
• Rural trash fines increased by county board
• Triathlon raises funds for Marion pool
• Colorful IDOT protest drawing attention on Rt. 13
• SIPC increases vandalism tip reward
• Popular musical ‘Rent’ coming to JALC
• Herrin to honor Woodis Jr.
• 'Hairspray' this week at MCCC
• Quinn signs sexting law
• JC leaders looking for growth in next decade
• Obituary: Eva L. Woodard
• Unit 1 board sets guides for athletes
• State promises money, early childhood co-op back in business
• Boyton Street Center hosts dental clinic
• What Marion Carnegie Library Offers You
• Talking Books at Marion Carnegie Library
• Veterans Job Fair in Marion, IL on Nov. 7
• Williamson County Fair

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