Taylorville, IL News

• Taylorville, IL News
• Taylorville in the Running to Win $50,000!
• First of the "Voices From the Past" Gulbrand Anderson, 1850-1941
• State Senate Candidate Bill Clutter Proposes Program to Put Illinois Coal Miners Back to Work
• Pana Labor Day Parade
• Winter threatens repairs of Irene-damaged roads
• Coroner: Miss. man drowns in Lee's floodwaters
• Black Widow eats 183 chicken wings in NY contest
• We walk to remember
• Back to School for Taylorville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Civil War Sesquicentennial observed in new world record attempt
• TMH's New Radiology Department will offer comprehensive array of imaging services
• Civil War Sesquicentennial observed in new world record attempt
• State's Attorney faces first round of charges tomorrow
• Illinois vs. Notre Dame
• Carrier Watch available for Christian County seniors
• Free Women's Health Fair scheduled
• Low-income heating assistance funding still available
• Pana CUSD 8 approves School Improvement Plan
• Central A&M FFA Competes in Section 16 Dairy Products CDE
• "Who Was Martin Luther King?" to be presented at LLCC Jan. 26
• Ethanol gets green signal from NASCAR; farmers share spotlight
• Drea studies in Greece
• Morrisonville student travels to China
• PBT announces employee promotions
• Bill Kennedy speaks to Optimist Club about trip to England
• Daber Audio's Monitor Three earns Stereo Times 2010 Editor's Choice Award
• LLCC's Green Center to host 8th annual Central Illinois Composting Symposium
• Heartland Insurance Agency joins KMRM and Dimond Bros. Insurance Agency
• Kincaid Baptist Church presents gospel sing
• Taylorville Kiwanis hear from certified therapist
• Local band plays concert to fund international mission trip
• Edinburg school board hears from citizens
• Committee looks again at selective timber harvesting
• Pana Community Hospital Weight Loss Contest is underway
• TFD members make LLCC President's list Fall semester
• Pana Community Hospital presents Service Awards
• Sanitary District renews 2011 engineering contract
• Midstate Salvage will recycle community's cardboard now
• LLCC Murray Gallery features collaborative exhibit by LLCC and UIS art faculty
• Pana Community Hospital presents Service Awards
• Taylorville Energy Center fails Senate 33-18
• Edinburg students raising funds for Water Project
• Taylorville Township holds first meeting of the year
• Tenaska bill defeated
• Red Roses to meet on January 20
• Christian County TRIAD says, "Beware of scams this year"
• AYP underscored at Taylorville Board of Education meeting
• Display winners for Christmas In The Park 2010
• Save our School holds regular meeting
• Proper precautions for winter pet care
• Shimkus reiterates support for TEC
• TJHS Builders Club donates to Loving Arms
• Sky High Trampoline and Tumbling compete in Champaign
• Bromley named manager of Value Analysis at Memorial Medical Center
• McLaughlin celebrates 30 years at First National Bank
• Pawn shop opens locally on Taylorville square
• Central A&M FFA places first in the Section 16 Agronomy CDE
• Ministry group for 55 or above
• Taylorville Kiwanis Club meet for monthly business meeting
• Taylorville Memorial Hospital Announces Date of Community Open House for its New Outpatient Services Center
• FOIA opinion a victory for free press 
• CCSO investigating thefts throughout the county
• Rare coin appraisal to be held at FNB on Spresser
• Bryon Garrison Theater Company moves to Decatur
• "Men Who Cook" to be held in TMH Auditorium
• Tenaska vote falls short, future uncertain
• Modified statues for excessive speeders in effect
• TEC bills falls short in first Senate vote
• Tenaska gets nod from executive commettee
• Weight loss class offered at PCH Rehab/Wellness Center
• False bomb threat received at Taylorville Junior High School
• Cause of Lakeshore maintenance building fire determined
• TMH final site plan secures City Council approval
• First Christian County baby born in new year
• Days Gone By for January 4, 2011: Almost 15
• Sertoma Club tours new TMH facility
• American Lung Association benefit to be held at One-East Market
• Board welcomes proposed Stonington Cooperative Grain expansion
• Mt. Auburn Village to start strictly enforcing delinquent water bill payments
• TEC vote delayed by a day
• Taylorville native offers his view of support for TEC
• Reasons to climb five hundred and forty-nine steps
• Bardelmeier - Sutton Wedding
• Johnson 50th Anniversary
• Myers Show Cattle exhibits Reserve Division Champion at ACA National Show
• Kristen Reber earns master's degree from ISU
• TMH installs C.A.R.E. Channel
• Dr. Soller relocating to California
• Schools Helping Schools: The Water Project
• Randy's fight for air
• TMH Lose-to-Win Challenge announces Jim Beaty as top winner
• Shrine Club helps 14-year-old start new year able to walk easier
• CCSO questions subjects in theft of salvage material
• First National Bank donates to Pana Community Hospital Foundation year end appeal
• Energy Center tops the list of 2010's most prominent local issues
• Peoples Bank & Trust Pana Employees - Silver Award level
• Taylorville Public Library - worth a look Books for December 30, 2010
• Taylorville resident's son to appear on television documentary program
• Increasing financial fraud threatens public
• ISP Tactical Response Team provide countywide training
• First National Bank of Pana - Bronze Award level donation to UWCC
• Kincaid Generation to receive retrofit technology
• Park board discusses Lakeshore budget concerns
• Taylorville man earns national recognition for service to older workers
• English class submits poem for publication
• United in Faith Church youth donate to Midland Area Food Pantry
• Taylorville man named employee of the year for saving man's life
• Optimist Club members view "Lincoln in Illinois" display at Courthouse
• Land of Lincoln Credit Union donates to PCH Foundation "Go Digital" Fund
• Moose Lodge #1516 donate to Firehouse
• I'm thinking ... Florida
• THINK before DO
• Cardboard no longer acceptable in county's recycling program
• Cardboard no longer acceptable in county's recycling program
• Louis and Temple Marsch Scholarship applications available
• Take charge of your electricity
• Malia Hepburn completes the Illinois Association of Realtors graduate course
• "Go Digital" fund continues to grow
• The Spirit of Christmas thrives in Taylorville resident
• Ninety-two Christmases: unwrapping memories
• Israel: through the eyes of women
• Davis Memorial Christian Church to hold Candlelight Service
• Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow
• Johnathan Scott wins giant stocking from Christian County FS
• Hearing officer: Emanuel can run for Chicago mayor
• Taylorville Kiwanis ends year on festive note
• Soup with Santa & Mrs. Claus
• State and Federal officials announce historic high-speed rail agreement for Illinois
• Santa Claus goes to class
• Washington School students help the needy in Pana
• Eldonna Herzberger hosts CWA potluck meeting
• Petition packets filed for April 2011 election
• Christian County Board holds last meeting in 2010
• Pana CUSD formulates position statement for Shelby County sales tax initiative
• Council approves 5% increase for water rates
• Palmer Bank donates to Cops, Kids and Christmas program with "jean day" money
• Seniors urged to avoid a break in Illinois Cares Rx coverage by applying online before the end of the year
• Do not overspend this holiday season
• Taylorville Public Library - worth a look
• Petitions circulate for Morrisonville trustees
• Taylorville Tappers offer free introductory tap dance classes
• How Did the Lincolns Celebrate Christmas?
• Antics provides 30 years of live music
• Contract awarded for construction project at Taylorville Correctional Center
• TFD dive team responds to vehicle submerged in water
• South Fork CUSD receives last year's money owed from state
• Davlin death confirmed suicide
• Christian County LEADership Program accepting applications
• "Christmas During Civil War" was program for DAR
• Harmony entertains at Park District senior luncheon
• Water committee hears concerns from former Country Club neighbors
• Investigators await autopsy on Springfield mayor
• Village of Kincaid approves Cub Scout's use of park
• County board will look at recycling options in new year
• Scammers' wishlists include: gullible victims
• Penguins enjoy first signs of winter
• South Fork schools to present annual Christmas program
• Contract awarded for construction project at Taylorville Correctional Center
• Weather related incidents
• Little Miss and Mister Snowflake Royal Court
• City of Taylorville recognize employees at annual awards dinner
• New executive director arrives at LLCC-Taylorville
• Young Ambassador represents America
• Palmer Bank donates to Kids, Cops and Christmas
• Local reporter reveals what it takes to build a news story
• LLCC closed for winter recess Dec. 18 through Jan. 2
• Taylorville cops spread Christmas cheer
• Edinburg United Methodist Church present Christmas Cantata
• Adult choir to present "O Holy Night"
• Kincaid Baptist Church will host gospel sing performance
• Christmas Bazaar to be held in Edinburg
• Holy Trinity Catholic Church holds Cookie Walk
• Holy Trinity Catholic Church holds Cookie Walk
• First Baptist Church announces Christmas program
• First United Methodist Church to perform annual Christmas Cantata
• Kincaid Baptist Church hosting gospel sing Friday night
• Making a positive impact one child at a time
• Taylorville Public Library - Worth a look Books for December 9
• Eye inda Sky 2 and 3
• Taylorville students to attend All-State music festival
• Christmas in the Park light display to begin this week
• Stonington considers public transportation for all in county
• Meeting Notice for December 8, 2010
• Christian County Senior Center receives new van
• A dirty job, somebody has to do it
• City of Taylorville and Taylorville Public Library donate to Angel Tree
• Suspects identified in two Christian County burglaries
• Emergency planners meet at Taylorville Fire Department
• Key Club collects over 500 titles for book sale
• Local costumer spins new royal duds
• Project 29 holds meeting in Edinburg
• VisionWay fifth graders make Christmas stockings
• Bella Amore wins best lighted
• Citizens unhappy about pulling cardboard recycling out of county program
• Taking Tea in Taylorville
• Historic Taylorville home turns 100 years old
• Silver Award Level - Taylorville Christian Church/VisionWay Christian School
• Three prominent Taylorville homes built in same year
• Andrew Durham achieves rank of Eagle Scout
• Christian County students named 2011-12 Illinois State Scholar
• Hendricks receives scholarship to attend Southeast Missouri State University
• CCHCEA holds annual membership meeting
• Trumpeter swans spotted in Clarksdale
• Taylorville Wal-Mart donates to Tree Fund
• St. Mary Catholic Church to hold fifth annual Santa's Workshop
• Three centuries of splendor, Holiday Home Tour begins today
• Vollintine real estate could be put up for sale
• Consolidated Operator Service division sold to Terabyte Holdings, LLC.
• Local inquiries spur investigation of pertussis cases in Christian County; results yield three cases of "whooping cough"
• Twenty Years of Architectural Splendor
• TEC bill will have to wait until January
• Prosecutor is appointed to investigate state's attorney
• Newly Built Lakeside Loveliness
• Wilson Street now open to Springfield Clinic traffic
• Round One TEC: Yes!
• DAR to meet Dec. 11 for Christmas Luncheon
• Zumba class raises over $1000 for "Go Digital" Campaign
• Boy Scout Troop #68 selling Christmas trees
• Kettelkamp sworn into office
• Senior center holds food drive to support local food pantries
• ISBDC at LLCC offers "Starting Your Business in Illinois" workshops in December
• Sign-up underway for 2011 farm bill programs
• Sprawling Country Home 3 stops in 1
• Christian County Board passes 2011 budget, despite over $300,000 deficit
• FBCA holds annual Thanksgiving Feast
• Taylorville Kiwanis hear about Zumba
• Fuerstenau invited to speak at Preceptor chapter, Beta Sigma Phi meeting
• Aldi opens at 1303 West Burnett in Taylorville
• Santa arrives in Pana
• Santa arrives in Pana
• Glenn Pusch crowned King of Persimmon
• Grandson of local resident to appear in Lifetime Network movie
• LLCC to offer free massage clinic December 6
• Fuerstenau invited to speak at Preceptor chapter, Beta Sigma Phi meeting
• Storytime begins at Taylorville Public Library
• LLCC - Taylorville students donate over 900 items to Shadow Home
• Taylorville FFA Chapter organizes food drive
• Decatur Choral Society Presents Opus 24 Fall Choral Concert
• Worth a look - Taylorville Public Library
• Missions Focus at VisionWay Christian School
• Kids of Faith collect food for community
• The Chosen Ones, to appear at Taylorville First Presbyterian Church
• Bells In Motion to present "Bronze Noel" concerts
• School boards seek state funding stability
• 175-voice Elementary Chorus to perform Christmas concert
• Morrisonville FFA members attend ag sales contest
• TJHS students and staff donate 2400 food items to TFP
• South Fork Elementary Students of the Month
• Taylorville Kiwanis hear about Camp Care-A-Lot
• LLCC Foundation receives second largest gift in its history
• Christian County Board meets in special joint committee
• Morrisonville CUSD #1 discuss School Improvement Plan
• North Elementary School students act in Thanksgiving play
• Do not become isolated in the caregiving process
• Seniors brush up on their art skills
• The maturing of Illinois - getting communities on track for an aging population
• Meadow Manor residents enjoy visit from MOCA #62
• Taylorville Energy Center to boost opportunities for minorities and women
• Park District approves re-bids for PARC grant
• Pana Council hears about the proposed county wide rural transportation system
• Scholastic Bowl success at THS
• Taylorville Woman's Club to host annual progressive dinner
• Preceptor hears program on wildflowers
• 4-H Clover Club holds monthly meeting
• High Tea Becomes a Must-See
• Pana citizens express interest in county-wide transportation
• City of Taylorville employees donate to UWCC
• Award presented to local woman
• Turkey Hunters Care
• LLCC Board of Trustees considers sustainability policy
• Taylorville Chamber of Commerce holds "after hours" event
• Amanda Skinner receives Making a Difference Award
• An interview with the royal couple
• Students turn classroom into dual learning and serving workshop
• Central A&M FFA attends state wide sporting clays
• Book Nook at TMH Holiday Extravaganza
• The Chosen Ones to present concert in Morrisonville
• Old Stonington Baptist Church hosts scrap book workshop
• National Lutheran Choir returns to St. Louis
• "In Everything Give Thanks"
• "Dinner . . . Seasoned with Love" celebrates four years of service
• Early line forms for Harry Potter fans
• LLCC Madrigal Singers to present "Le Noël Romantique"
• South Fork CUSD 14 looking into possibility of hosting New Midwest wrestling shows
• Elementary Chorus to perform Christmas concert
• Taylorville Holiday Home Tour: Family and History Shines at Bella Amore
• Taylorville Public Library presents Family Reading Night
• Taylorville High School jazz band students play at Eastern Illinois University
• Harper's on the Way transforms into Casey's General Store
• Christian County issues five layoff notices; union says public safety is in jeopardy
• Red Roses enjoy musical entertainment
• Taylorville Kiwanis hear about nutrition at weekly meeting
• Beth Summer speaks to UWCC
• Supporters of the Taylorville Energy Center meet with legislators
• Hundreds show support for Taylorville Energy Center
• Stonington teen involved in rollover accident
• Applications and donations still being accepted for Kids, Cops and Christmas Program
• "To See A Fine Painting" Gallery open again
• DAR meets in Pawnee at Dixon home
• It's Holiday Extravaganza time
• TMH Cancer Awareness Dinner
• Victorian Architecture Meets Modern Artisan Design
• Process of easements continues in efforts to bring safe water to rural residents
• Pana CUSD 8 gives resolution of support to Shelby County sales tax initiative
• Fees increase for 2011 Lake Taylorville season
• Saturday night fire in Kincaid under investigation
• Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, today is Americas recycle day
• Let's 'tip our hat' to school board members
• Central A&M FFA attends Section 16 Leadership Training School
• Angel Award Level - Eric Kahle, State Farm Insurance
• Angel Award Level - Northside Veterinary Clinic
• Bronze Award Level - First National Bank in Taylorville
• Angel Award Level - Mr. and Mrs. Dave Breeze
• Angel Award Level - Advanced Title Group
• Jagger Moore is shining star; the Taylorville Community Unit School District participates in Change Makes a Difference to support the American Lung Association
• Jagger Moore is shining star; the Taylorville Community Unit School District participates in Change Makes a Difference to support the American Lung Association
• Hear Well Hearing Care Centre
• Persimmon Party reveals spoon shaped persimmon seeds
• Central A&M FFA attends Section 16 Leadership Training School
• Gospel Sing to be held at Kincaid Baptist Church
• Faith Community Worship Center honors veterans in Sunday service
• Assumption First United Methodist Church celebrates 150 years
• Edinburg CUSD takes on school bullying
• Warm temperatures aid in Wilson Street construction
• TFD requesting names for Angel Tree
• VFW members raise the flag with St. Mary School sixth graders
• Taylorville Public Library - Worth a look
• Entertainment Calendar for November 11, 2010
• Taylorville Holiday Home Tour: Old-World Renovation Beautifies Downtown
• American Legion Post 905 unveils Veterans Memorial
• Morrisonville FFA members attend National Convention in Indianapolis
• Historical Society to hold Annual Persimmon Party
• Price at the pump for November 11, 2010
• American Red Cross assisting Taylorville family after fire
• Sergeant visits fourth grade classroom
• Price at the Pump for November 10, 2010
• Firefighters stay busy battling several fires
• Shimkus to seek Energy and Commerce Chair
• Christian County Farm Bureau announces awards
• Statewide poll shows Illinois voters overwhelmingly favor cleaner power
• Scholastic Book Fair to spread out in Taylorville
• "Washington Crossing the Delaware" is program for November DAR Meeting
• Bear Creek Community Club Fun Day this Saturday
• Meeting Notice for November 10, 2010
• Kincaid Village board member resigns
• Taylorville High School yearbook honored with appearance in Walsworth's exclusive Possibilities book
• Assumed Name
• Optimist hear about experimental aircraft assoc.
• Rally for TEC next Tuesday
• Sanitary District and City to discuss remedy to sewer smell by month end
• Taylorville CUSD Board of Education hears from students
• Tenaska advocates look to Pana for support
• Price at the Pump for November 8, 2010
• Coroner rules Stonington death suicide
• Christian County Farm Bureau hosts annual meeting
• Cigarette lighter starts fire at Langleyville residence
• LLCC to sponsor annual Faces of the Homeless Panel
• Taylorville Moose Lodge participated in Breast Cancer Awareness program
• Taylorville Woman's club holds Prayer Breakfast
• Meeting Notices for November 8, 2010
• Ameren Illinois North Pana employees donate to UWCC
• Stephanie Johnson talks about Celiac Disease
• Countryside Clinic relocates inside city limits
• Americas recycle day held at BLH Computers on November 13
• Local Fire Departments unite to test disaster skills
• Pumpkin decorating contest held at Lighthouse Learning Center
• PCH hosts successful Children's Health & Safety Fair
• Ahlstrom Filtration employees contribute to UWCC
• Dominion Power Station presents donation to UWCC
• Local VFW Auxiliary supports Operation Santa
• Price at the pump for November 5, 2010
• GOP candidate in Ill. governor race concedes
• Last underground tank removed at lake
• Antiques Appraisal Fair to be held November 9
• Firefighters battle barn fire
• Taylorville FFA Chapter wins Section 16 Greenhand Bowl
• Kincaid Church of God making peanut brittle
• Jessica Parsons donates to Shadow Home
• Tippitt 60th Anniversary
• Meadow Manor hosts annual Halloween parade and costume contest
• LLCC to offer free citizenship preparation workshop in November
• Friendly Neighbors Garden Club announces winners
• THS Student of the Month
• "Cups for the Cure" holds fundraising finale
• Entertainment Calendar for November 4, 2010
• Meals on Wheels holds annual Volunteer Appreciation Program
• "A Very Elvis Christmas" Offers a Sneak Peak on TV
• Taylorville Public Library - Worth a look
• AP: Quinn defeats Brady
• Christian County voters set record attendance at polls
• Kettelkamp takes sheriff's race by 259 votes
• Taylorville Eagles Halloween costume contest winners
• Ballots cast against education question
• Republican takes over 98th District State Seat
• Jarman maintains bench seat of Fourth Judicial Circuit
• Campbell elected new Regional Superintendent
• Crime Stoppers for November 2, 2010
• Illinois DAR State Regent visits Peter Meyer Chapter
• TRIAD Senior Academy graduate goes on ride along
• Altson's Livery Stable delivers groceries
• Polls active with morning voters
• Village of Mt. Auburn hires two new employees
• Meeting notices for November 2, 2010
• Stonington Village Board assembles for regular meeting
• Brotherton emphasizes importance of Taylorville Energy Center
• Election results
• Free blood pressure screening offered by TMH Advantage 55
• Price at the Pump for November 1, 2010
• World Almanac for November 1, 2010
• Three subjects held for area burglaries
• Twilight Christmas parade awaits council approval
• THS bowling program provides an opportunity
• Jason Ferry promoted to E-7 in U.S. Navy
• Christian County Election supplies distributed today
• School Menus for November 2, 2010
• Local senior sets records in Springfield
• THS Class of 1950 holds 60th Reunion
• THS Class of 1960 Reunion
• Christian County Genealogical Society to present virtual seminar
• Meeting Notices for October 31, 2010
• Preceptor makes donation to Historical Society
• Taylorville FFA Chapter is top one percent in the nation
• Sign-up begins for USDA's Crop Assistance Program
• South Fork Jr./Sr. High Student of the Month
• Boy Scout Troop 74 attends re-enactment
• Edinburg Christian Church to host harvest party
• Trunk-or-Treat in Kincaid
• Trunk-or-Treat in Taylorville
• Blood drive in Morrisonville Monday
• Price at the pump for October 29, 2010
• Wednesday of Worship to meet November 3
• Save Our Schools organizes in Edinburg
• LLCC Board of Trustees approves hiring of two new college leaders
• American Goat Federation completes incorporation
• Mayfield returns to Taylorville as Outreach Minister for TCC
• GTCC Chillifest most beautiful baby contest winners
• Why am I eating Peach ? - Pie contest
• Kiddie tractor pedal pull
• Days Gone By: Antlers Hotel
• Lighthouse Learning Center students have fall party
• Barry receives 2010 Elaine Whitelaw Service Award
• Cadets get a lesson in law
• Senior Center holds build-a-basket activity for upcoming Halloween party
• Central A&M FFA has Chapter visits
• Council welcomes two new firefighters
• Dawson man involved in fatal motorcycle crash
• Drug search conducted at Morrisonville High School
• Pana CUSD 8 shows good financial standing
• Chillifest International Chili Society Winners announced Sunday
• Chillifest Saturday Chilli and Salsa winners
• Pana Community Hospital Auxiliary donates to PCH Foundation "Go Digital" Fund
• Music students audition at IMEA
• Harmon attends 2010 FFA Reporter Workshop
• LLCC plans Campus Visit Day Nov. 6 and Open House Nov. 9
• School Menus for October 19, 2010
• Minute to Win it entertains chillifest crowds
• World Almanac for October 18, 2010
• Price at the Pump for October 18, 2010
• Community Health Fair to be held in Taylorville
• TJHS Cheer Team raises $400 at Terrier Classic
• Wet spring, dry summer brings flighty fall color
• Tornado Open Donates $20,000 to THS Sports Boosters
• Taylorville square bustles during Chillifest 25th Anniversary
• Glen Gobel hosts gospel music concert
• Harmon attends Illinois Association FFA S.T.A.R. Conference
• Salon holds grand opening
• God Given Grace
• Meeting Notices for October 15, 2010
• Price at the Pump for October 15, 2010
• Harvest celebration to be held at The Barn
• Harvest celebration to be held at The Barn
• THS Class of 1965 Reunion
• THS Class of 1965 Reunion
• Farm Leasing Proposals
• TJHS Builders Club elect new officers
• Chillifest Schedule of Events
• Entertainment Calendar September 18-October 31
• School Menus for October 15, 2010
• Price at the Pump for October 14, 2010
• World Almanac for October 14, 2010
• Taylorville Public Library: Worth a Look for October 14, 2010
• Cheerleaders rally for a cure
• Taylorville hires Spiker as head baseball coach
• Morrisonville FFA discuss importance of good communication
• Price at the Pump for October 13, 2010
• VisionWay 2nd graders attend play at Sangamon Auditorium
• North School Student of the Week
• Chillifest offers old and new entertainment for 2010
• Chamber of Commerce dedicates chillifest to Randy France
• Chillifest Schedule of Events
• Crime Stoppers for October 13, 2010
• School Menus for October 14, 2010
• Naturalization ceremony October 15 at Old State Capitol
• Scale up for Christian County Farm Bureau 2010 Great Pumpkin Weigh Off
• Youth hunt held at Lake Taylorville
• Taylorville Fire Department remind citizens to check smoke detectors weekly
• Taylorville Fire Department welcomes two new members
• Friendly Neighbors Garden Club installs new officers
• Joyce Taylor (nee Crowder) sang in amateur shows at the age of 10
• School Menus for October 12, 2010
• Meeting Notices for October 12, 2010
• Price at the Pump for October 12, 2010
• Hickory Estates residents decorate pumpkins
• Mobile Secretary of State's office paid visit to Senior Center
• Cadets learn about check scams at TRIAD Senior Police Academy
• Operation Santa stocking drive reports huge success
• Sheriff's Office, Coroner, investigating apparent suicide
• Bowl for Cancer raises $3795
• Volunteers needed to judge Chillifest contests
• Morrisonville FFA Chapter Partners with Illinois Soybean Farmers to Promote Agricultural Literacy
• "Cups for the Cure" reveals inaugural breast cancer fundraising event
• Whitetails and Tri County Quail donate to Food Banks
• Volunteers needed to judge Chillifest contests
• Wildflower of the Week
• Palmer Bank makes donation to CCMHA
• Dr. Dwain Rogers to see patients at Pana Community Hospital's Specialty Clinics
• Taylorville school board members receive recognition
• Christian County YMCA to hold 22nd Annual Auction
• Science provides future track for Taylorville students
• Community Calendar for October 10, 2010
• Price at the Pump for October 8, 2010
• Red Roses tour the recently dedicated United in Faith Church
• TFD hosts field trip for surrounding Preschool classes
• Spiritual Batteries Running Low?
• Spiritual Batteries Running Low?
• GOP leaders update status of Route 29 expansion
• Upcoming elections keep the Taylorville Energy Center on the field
• CORRECTION
• Gospel sing at Kincaid Baptist Church
• Taylorville PBPA seeking donations for Kids, Cops & and Christmas Program
• Kincaid family of six loses home to fire
• How are we at listening?
• THS Pom Team serves dinner following Moose Golf Outing
• Crime Stoppers for October 7, 2010
• Sertoma Halloween parade cancelled
• State Bar Assoc. releases judicial candidate ratings for Christian County
• Taylorville Kiwanis holds monthly business meeting, hears candidate
• Meeting Notices for October 7, 2010
• School Menus for October 8, 2010
• Lads and Lassies 4-H Club report
• Price at the Pump for October 7, 2010
• Bill Brady addresses crowd at Republican Rally
• Pana loses appeal over minuscule fine
• Pana High School Student of the Month
• South Fork Elementary receives gift cards for classroom teachers
• Meeting Notices for October 6, 2010
• School Menus for October 7, 2010
• Price at the Pump for October 6, 2010
• Brotherton encourages TEC support from beyond Taylorville's perimeter
• Arson fires in Kincaid still under active investigation
• Stonington Village Board receives top honors
• Friends of the library to hold annual book sale
• School Menus for October 6, 2010
• Meeting Notices for October 5, 2010
• Price at the Pump for October 5, 2010
• Shelby Electric apprentice lineman attends training class
• Driver failed to negotiate turn on County Highway #6
• Taylorville Optimist hear about Ag Education and Building Trades at THS
• THS football team holds fund raiser at Moose Lodge
• North School Student of the Week
• School Menus for October 5, 2010
• Price at the Pump for October 4, 2010
• University Women of Christian County meeting Tuesday
• VFW STAG Night tonight
• Real firefighters wear pink
• 4-H clubs "Taking the lead"
• TAAC Lecture Series: Professional Theatre in the Cornfields
• Re-Threads Consignment Shop opens locally
• Taylorville Energy Center begins search for Illinois coal suppliers
• His Spirit is a sure and stabilizing factor
• Organ recital to be held at Trinity Lutheran Church
• Price at the Pump for October 1, 2010
• Water tower awaits Tommy logo
• Wednesday of Worship to hold second meeting
• Taylorville Christian Church to hold "10-10-10 Sunday"
• C.E.F.S. recognizes St. Mary's School for Community Service Excellence
• Davis Memorial Christian Church announces new pastoral leader
• John Hollman: a musician's tale
• Taylorville Kiwanis Club hear about school referendum from Dr. Fuerstenau
• Preceptor Chapter hear about Sears Roebuck Homes
• SFHS 2010 Homecoming Royalty
• Entertainment Calendar for September 30, 2010
• School Menus for October 1, 2010
• Pana residents to sing at New Salem Opry
• Price at the Pump for September 30, 2010
• Red Roses of the Red Hat Society enjoy Governor's Mansion outing
• Taylorville Firefighters donate $4000 to the Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Taylorville Fire Department Open House
• Worth a Look: Taylorville Public Library New Books
• Eagles Club fire still under investigation, possibly electrical
• Extermination imminent for unwelcome insects
• Mobile driver's service unit stops in Taylorville and Pana
• Second basket weaving class offered
• Rochester Olde Towne Fall Festival benefiting Danielle Loftus
• Rochester Olde Towne Fall Festival benefiting Danielle Loftus
• School Menus for September 30, 2010
• Meeting Notices for September 29, 2010
• Price at the Pump for September 29, 2010
• LLCC offers women's self-defense class in October
• School Menus for September 29, 2010
• Optimist Club hear about THS Envirothon
• Okra harvest proves successful
• Price at the Pump for September 28, 2010
• Fire leaves four local residents homeless
• Park Board to apply for PARC grant for Lakeshore Golf Course
• We must reevaluate our standards on Alzheimer's and Dementia Care
• DAR members attend DAR DAYS in Decatur
• Days Gone By: Ladies take the driver's seat
• Seniors trade lunch
• Hoskins waives extradition
• LLCC Board of Trustees recognizes local administrator
• North School Student of the Week
• Price at the Pump for September 27, 2010
• Notice of Public Hearing
• Breanna Seals 2010-F-86
• World Almanac for September 26, 2010
• Not again, pana home receives minor damage from fire
• C.E.F.S. elects corporate officers
• Name the Wildflower of the Week
• Meeting Notices for September 26, 2010
• Taylorville Care Center and Taylorville Estates hosts annual family reunion
• Price at the Pump for September 26, 2010
• Local Masonic leaders are honored
• Good neighbors make great memories
• Jeff Large promoted to Senior Engineer at Crawford, Murphy & Tilly, Inc.
• Taylorville Kiwanis Club hear about school referendum from Dr. Fuerstenau
• Kincaid Church of God dinner canceled
• Surviving an economic meltdown
• Meeting Notices for September 24, 2010
• Organ recital to be held at Trinity Lutheran Church
• Price at the Pump for September 24, 2010
• The Barn celebrates the fall season with concert
• Taylorville Woman's Club holds fall meeting
• Monsanto demonstrates grain bin danger on farm safety day
• Farm safety day reminds students to wash their hands
• Taylorville FFA presents ATV safety
• Senior academy has full class attendance for third week
• Taylorville Public Library - Worth a look
• 2010 Christian County Progressive Agriculture Farm Safety Day brings fifth graders to county fair gr
• Palmer Bank opens doors at new locale
• Palmer Bank opens doors at new locale
• Construction of Palmer Bank by The Redmond Company
• 2010 Palmer Bank Employees
• Palmer Bank's state of the art new home
• Palmer State Bank - A look at history
• Governor Quinn Announces $3 Million Available for Second Round of Illinois' ENERGY STAR® Ap
• Food for thought: "natural" and "organic" are not interchangeable
• Price at the Pump for September 22, 2010
• Governor Quinn Announces $3 Million Available for Second Round of Illinois' ENERGY STAR® Ap
• TPD Members donate time and labor to renovate office
• New art teacher comes to Edinburg Community Unit School District
• VisionWay 1st graders visit TMH
• Pana FFA members attend horse judging contest
• Kincaid gas station bomb threat appears to be a hoax
• School Menus for September 23, 2010
• Morrisonville FFA helps at the State Fair
• State Director on Aging urges seniors to get flu shots in observance of Healthy Aging Month
• School Breakfast and Lunch Menus Wednesday, September 22, 2010
• Pana C.U.S.D. #8 students continue to show progress on AYP
• Today is first day to circulate petitions for Taylorville Park District Board of Trustees
• Deadline for park district board candidates has changed
• Price at the Pump for September 21, 2010
• Bliler's pumpkin patch opens for second year
• University of Illinois Extension receipe for: Pumpkin Cheese Risotto
• University of Illinois Extension receipe for: Pumpkin (or Squash) Pancakes
• Filing period for school board candidates
• Tuesday, September 21 first day to circulate petitions for elected office
• Taylorville High School 2010 Homecoming Court at coronation
• Steve Miller welcomed as new Moose member
• School Breakfast and Lunch Menus Tuesday, September 21, 2010
• Price at the Pump for September 20, 2010
• World Almanac for September 20, 2010
• Illinois "Pork and Beans" are Great Farm Partners
• Suspects in custody from weekend burglary spree
• High school classroom participates in cell phone recycling effort
• Farm Credit Services delivers "Meals in the Field" with safety message
• DEA heads first-ever nationwide prescription drug take-back day
• 2010 Farm Safety Week: Chance for hazards heighten at harvest-time
• Memorial given in honor of former Taylorville coach
• Business owner suffers fatal heart attack while responding to robbery
• Crime Stoppers for September 17, 2010
• First Church of the Nazarene celebrates 85 years
• Buckhart Township road to be closed beginning Monday
• New Sunday School class at Grace Memorial Church
• Women of the Moose hear about Operation Santa
• Price at the Pump for September 17, 2010
• Meeting Notices for September 17, 2010
• Meeting Notices for September 17, 2010
• The Wanda Mountain Boys perform in Pana
• Auburn United Methodist Church creates A-Maze-ing Corn Maze Festival
• Christian County Genealogical Society holds 2010 Cemetery Walk
• Entertainment Calendar for September 16, 2010
• Local volunteers needed for first mobile pantry
• Pana to begin corrective action of infested home
• Village Board trustees discuss Morrisonville's drainage issues
• Price at the pump for September 16, 2010
• South Fork CUSD shows positive financial numbers
• Teen alcohol consumption: risk to parents
• Dan Raab speaks about changes at TMH
• Worth a look - Taylorville Public Library, New Books for September 16
• Michelle Merker to be memorialized during Friends of the Taylorville Library lecture
• Taylorville Kiwanis learn about golf fitness
• Price at the Pump for September 15, 2010
• Mobile food pantry in Kincaid Saturday, September 18
• Rules of the Road Course to be held September 21, 2010
• Senior Center Accepting donations for their annual "Trash and Treasures" Rummage Sale to b
• 20th Annual St. Mary's Parish Fall Fiesta
• St. Mary's Parish Fall Fiesta Schedule - 2010
• Taylorville Township adopts safety policy
• Variety of food at this year's fiesta
• Price at the Pump for September 14, 2010
• Seniors land in jail
• 2010 Taylorville High School Homecoming Court announced
• School Board to hold public forum on referendum
• TSD commended for safety record
• Kincaid Chief Police applies for 34 grants
• September is Senior Center Month
• Days Gone By
• School Breakfast and Lunch Menus Wednesday, September 15, 2010
• Loving Arms Crisis Pregnancy Center's Walk for Life to be held October 2, 2010
• Morrisonville FFA builds float for summer parades
• Taylorville Optimist Club hear about bullying and gangs
• Ameren Illinois representative speaks about saving energy
• Meeting Notices for September 13, 2010
• School Breakfast and Lunch Menus Tuesday, September 14, 2010
• Price at the Pump for September 13, 2010
• Stonington Graduate named commanding officer in Pensacola
• 9-11 Remembrance at TFD
• Kincaid High School Class of 1960 Reunion
• Three seniors awarded with college tuition
• Taylorville Fire Department's "Fab Four" attend training program.
• Greater Taylorville Chamber of Commerce Mission
• The Greater Taylorville Chamber of Commerce Members
• Name the Wildflower of the Week
• GTCC names 25th annual Chillifest in memory of Randy France
• Local remembers 9-11
• Morrisonville FFA members volunteer at the Illinois State Fair
• Morrisonville FFA members participate in horse judging competition
• September 12, 2010 Community Calendar
• September 12, 2010 Meeting notices
• Constitution Day presentation at LLCC September 17
• Lakeway teen takes flight
• PRO Stitch Auto Interiors and Upholstery, Inc. celebrates 10th Anniversary
• Grace Baptist Church announces new Youth Pastor
• No quitting in trying times
• American Cancer Society looking for cosmetologists to help with treatment program
• Taylorville Southern Baptist Church to host final gospel sing
• Grand Jury Indicts 8
• Taylorville CUSD celebrates International Literacy Day
• Wilson Street stays on schedule
• Price at the pump for September 10, 2010
• Meeting Notices for September 10, 2010
• Back-to-school supplies donated for teachers
• Charlie Brandt
• Morgan Elise Smith
• 5th Annual A-Maze-ing Corn Maze
• Crime Stoppers for September 9, 2010
• DAR to meet Saturday at Dunkirk home
• Entertainment Calendar for September 9, 2010
• Lake Shelbyville youth deer hunt applications available
• School Breakfast and Lunch Menus Friday, September 10, 2010
• Price at the Pump for September 9, 2010
• Taylorville Public Library - worth a look
• 2010 Miss Post 905 crowned
• Little Miss/Junior Miss Post 905 crowned
• Little Mister Post 905
• Taylorville Kiwanis induct new member, hold business meeting
• Price at the pump for September 8, 2010
• TFD and City of Taylorville avoid arbitration
• American Red Cross Seeking Volunteers
• Cannabis plants seized at street value of $100,000
• Wilson Street construction halted
• ACT: Illinois testing more than 90% of students
• United Way: Caring Leaders Program holds organizational meeting
• Days Gone By: Lady Maud C. and Hedgewood Boy
• C.E.F.S. taking applications for LIHEAP Program
• Last Taylorville Evening Meal held at Roundtable
• Golden Circle Nutrition Program still serving lunch to seniors
• Price at the pump for September 7, 2010
• Along the Cemetery Walk: Georgia Faye Harrison Greenlaw
• 2010 Pana Labor Day Parade: Arghh Mates
• Taylorville Park District hosts Family Zumba Night
• Kiwanis members hear from Historical Society president
• Meeting Notices for September 6, 2010
• Edinburg Labor Day: Parade Marshal's Choice
• "Great Adventures" - 2010 Pana Labor Day Parade
• Red Roses lunch and tour at Route 66 Hotel/Museum
• C.E.F.S. recognizes former board chair Aumann
• Billy Bob Howard reaches world-sized goal
• Keeping Christian County Safe
• September 5, 2010 Community Calendar
• Turn Out Movement Arts Studio, where dance meets art
• September 5, 2010 Meeting Notices
• Collision causes truck to overturn
• Audrey LeVault crowned 2010 Miss Labor Day Queen
• Katie Sinkhorn wins Junior Miss Labor Day title
• September 5, 2010 Correction
• Edinburg Labor Day Picnic Schedule Correction
• First Mid-Illinois Bancshares named to Forbes Most Trustworthy List
• Warrant withdrawn by State for catwoman
• Local bowler brings home metals and trophies
• Local church donates school supplies
• Gas Prices for September 3, 2010
• Christian County Historical Society announces blog
• iWorshipCenter opens campus in Taylorville
• It's hard but not impossible!
• Truckers receive reprimand
• Meeting Notices for September 3, 2010
• Jeb Odam speaks at Optimist Club meeting
• Entertainment Calendar for September 2, 2010
• Pana Labor Day Parade Horse Show is Monday
• THS graduates recipients of 2010 P.E.O. Scholarship
• Clean coal technology will come at a cost
• Senators Demuzio and Durbin hold roundtable in Taylorville
• Citizens for Education present "What's at Stake"
• Christian County Hazard Mitigation Team finalizes plan.
• Crime Stoppers for September 1, 2010
• TMH Lose-To-Win Challenge announces Laurie Kirchoff as top winner
• Cathouse cleanup underway
• "American Pride" Theme for 95th Annual Kincaid Labor Day Picnic
• THS Class of 1970 hold 40th Reunion
• Meeting Notices for September 1, 2010
• Special meeting attendees agree: Lakeshore is vital
• Illinois Commerce Commission forwards Taylorville Energy Center analysis and local supporters lobby
• TAAC Lecture Series: "One Starfish at a Time"
• Garbage fees effective September 1
• Meeting Notices for August 30, 2010
• TMH Auxiliary to host 3rd Annual Purse Auction
• Price at the Pump for August 30, 2010
• Man airlifted to Memorial after Sunday accident
• C.E.F.S./Golden Circle closing restaurant program
• Along the Cemetery Walk: John Conrades Wahl (1836-1882)
• Taylorville man found deceased in home
• Christian County Farm Bureau Farmer's Share Meal
• Fred Ronnow purchases first NRA raffle ticket
• Community Calendar for August 29, 2010
• Paula Waterman's peach pie wins Blue Ribbon
• Subsequent investigation leads to another marijuana bust
• Christian County Drug Bust
• Music in the Park
• Price at the Pump for August 27, 2010
• Future of Lakeshore Golf Course uncertain
• Farm Bureau hosts 2010 Farmer's Share Luncheon
• Edinburg man receives decoration from Congressman for Uncle's service and valor
• Alcohol-involved fatalities decline in Illinois
• Cigarette starts fire at Kincaid residence
• Kiwanis members hear from fellow member about Indian reservations
• Meeting notices for August 25, 2010
• Price at the pump for August 25, 2010
• Educational luncheon on Memory & Aging-Alzheimer's Disease & Dementia at PCH
• Price at the pump for August 24, 2010
• Trees removed to clear path for Wilson Street construction
• Miss Christian County visits Illinois State Fair
• Days Gone By: Horses crossing Route 29 bridge
• HFS proposes changes in eligibility rules for long term care to comply with federal law
• Residents complying with Pana ordinances
• Taylorville Chillifest looking for past royalty
• August 23, 2010 Meeting Notices
• August 23, 2010 Price and the Pump
• Palmer Bank welcomes customers
• Carol Monge Sain speaks to Community Women's Assoc.
• People's Bank donates meat to TFP
• Christian County Sheriff's Office investigating death in ATV rollover
• Golf Cart Ordinance to be presented to City Council
• Along the Cemetery Walk
• Air Evac donates backboard for stat heart patients
• Alpha Omega Auto Sound relocates
• Community Calendar for August 22, 2010
• IJO members have powerful impact on Maryland charity
• Insurance Agent Gary McNeely honored by National Society of CIC
• Meeting Notices for August 22, 2010
• NewWave is 2010 Independent Operator of the Year
• Palmer Bank opens doors at new location Monday
• Shadow Home receives benevolent makeover
• TurnOut Movement Arts Studio holds Open House
• Joe the Plumber speaks to Christian County 9-12 group
• Egg Recall due to Salmonella expanded
• August 20, 2010 Meeting notices
• Senior Center Executive Director speaks to Optimist Club
• PCH Foundation designates proceeds from golf outing to support purchase of digital mammography equip
• First Presbyterian Church donates to Shadow Home
• Christian County looks at public transportation system
• Memorial School awarded Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Grant
• Pawnee native Adam Perschbacher's art exhibit opens  
• Hilde Hendricks, 30 years with First National Bank in Taylorville
• South Fork school board in session
• Cindy and Maggie Gebhart talk about Special Olympics
• Morrisonville trustees adopts ATV ordinance
• Hay storage structure burns in Owaneco
• Sanitary District of Decatur answers pipeline concerns
• Learn the Japanese Folk Art of Origami
• Along the cemetery walk:
• It's back-to-school for seniors
• Price at the pump for August 17, 2010
• Mobile home owners fight County assessments
• Langleyville retains water rates for 2010
• Christian County Board applauds Eagle Scout
• Kincaid Knights of Columbus installs new officers
• Auvenshine's School of Taekwondo compete in Peoria
• Senior Center Crochet Club presented with thank-you-cake
• Tommy Tornado splashes tower
• Days Gone By - Taylorville High School, 1962
• Kemmerer kids reunite
• LLCC'S Academy of Lifelong Learning to hold fall kick-off
• Local food banks beat the heat
• Department on Aging will recognize outstanding older workers and their employers
• Meeting Notices for August 16, 2010
• Kiwanis members raise funds during radiothon
• Amanda Hughes donates to Locks of Love
• Taylorville Moose Lodge welcomes new members
• Correction
• Afterthought Farm makes comfortable and sustainable living
• FBC in Stonington raises record $15,700
• Ashley Basso promoted to Consumer Banker at Peoples Bank
• Taylorville resident named to Lab Leadership Post at Memorial Medical Center
• Kiwanis members raise funds during radiothon
• People Briefs for August 15, 2010
• Amanda Hughes donates to Locks of Love
• Name This Wildflower of the Week
• Flags lowered in observance of the sacrifice by local soldiers
• TEC talks in Springfield
• Nathan Herron to sing at FBC in Moweaqua
• Pana's Blacksmith Hammer In and Old Tyme Tractor Show set for Saturday
• Price at the pump for August 13, 2010
• Hefner gets pie in the face
• New members of Academy of Friendship
• Senator Demuzio sees progress with local issues
• Could Lake expansion bring budget into the black?
• Grand Jury indicts 20
• Pana adopts bond ordinance
• Volunteers needed to organize Edinburg After-School Program
• Entertainment Calendar for August 12, 2010
• Volunteers aid Extension Office in reorganization
• K-9 unit receives donation
• Midland UMC not missing a beat
• Price at the pump for August 12, 2010
• Pond Management event to be held Thursday, August 26
• Red Roses plan August trip
• Taylorville Public Library - Worth a Look
• Taylorville Township honors retiree
• Online registration made virtual reality
• Price at the pump for August 11, 2010
• 6331 Des N. Suburban Chicago
• Siegrist Builders Inc. donates To Shadow Home
• Crime Stoppers for August 11, 2010
• Disinfection project nearing completion
• Grandmaster Perry's Black Belt Team attend International Competition
• Days Gone By: 1923 student body of Edinburg High School
• Taylorville All-Star Big Band performing Wednesday night
• BP Flower Farm provides education at Farmers Market
• Days Gone By: 1950 Terriers Cheer Squad
• Former residents of Kemmerer Village planning reunion
• TCUSD to pass deficit budget for 2010-2011
• Angie Younker, PNP, joins Springfield Clinic Wabash
• Safe Sitter Graduates Learn Basic Skills and Techniques
• Education grants offered through Dudley Smith Initiative
• Work plows forward at Aldi
• Survey, first step of Webster/Wilson street extension
• August 9, 2010 Prices at the Pump
• Park District Day Campers enjoy Animal Week
• Pana FFA members attend Leadership Camp
• Tom Campbell announces candidacy for Regional Superintendent of Schools
• Pana approves Rural Fire Association agreement
• Smith Four Generations
• MHS 1990 & 1991 Class Reunion
• Lincoln statue situated on C.C. Historical grounds topples
• Volunteers come together in wake of cemetery tragedy
• 2010 Christian County Cemetery Walk is September 12
• TEFC donates to Shadow Home
• U.S. Bank honors 40-year Taylorville employee with $1,000 Five Star Volunteer Award to Taylorville E
• Entertainment Calendar for August 5, 2010
• 124th Annual Mt. Auburn Farmers' Picnic - Schedule of Events
• Meeting Notices for August 5, 2010
• Price at the pump for August 5, 2010
• Taylorville Public Library - Worth a Look
• Farming image is urban legend recent study shows
• Pana Friday Farm Market participates in National Farmers Market Week
• ATV ordinance in Morrisonville will limit use
• Price at the pump for August 4, 2010
• Troop 74 celebrates scouting anniversaries
• Crime Stoppers for August 4, 2010
• City reverts back to garbage service fees
• Kiwanis members hold monthly business meeting
• Illinois Liquor Control and TPD cite 3 local business
• Decatur Celebration plans to "Rock the Big One"
• ECUSD plans next three steps
• Eye inda Sky - Perseid Meteor Watch is August 12th
• Midland Food Pantry in dire need, due to arson
• Meeting Notices for July 3, 2010
• Final Municipal Band concert Wednesday evening
• Rules of the Road Review Course at Pana Senior Center
• Price at the pump for August 3, 2010
• Anderson Cemetery vandalized
• The story about a show horse named Beauty
• TEC talks to Stonington Village Board
• Girl Scout Troop 6559 serve pork chop dinner
• City Attorney reports about animal ordinance
• Manner's Park Day Camp celebrates Music and Dance Week
• Arson continues to plague South Fork; weekend blazes tally suspicious fires at 15 in last 13 months
• The city looks to appraise the Vollintine townhouse
• Price at the pump for August 2, 2010
• Three YMCA Tae Kwon Do students earn belts
• Park Celebrates New Chautauqua Roof
• Displaced workers can get new start in construction or health care through new programs at LLCC
• Meeting Notices for August 2, 2010
• Dr. Aaron Brewer to see patients at PCH Specialty Clinics
• Sisters keep restaurant in the family
• Martial arts at 124th Annual Mt. Auburn Farmers' Picnic
• Cook on the accordion
• Elizabeth Ash awarded Sertoma scholarship
• Third Annual Natalie Goebel Poker Run, August 14
• August 1, 2010 Meeting Notices
• name this wildflower of the week
• 2010 Taylorville Moose Lodge Scholarship award to Ryan Drea
• Illegal immigrants found in Taylorville home
• 124th Annual Mt. Auburn Farmers' Picnic
• Proceeds of city auction benefit water fund
• August 1, 2010 Community Calendar
• Aaron Gosnell completes training at Smith Walbridge Marching Band and Leadership Clinic
• LLCC announces spring 2010 full-time President's and Vice President's lists
• Registrations being accepted for LLCC "Starting Your Business in Illinois" workshops
• TCUS District #3 preschool screening scheduled for August 5
• Reclusive co-founder of Aldi dies at age 88
• Ameren to offer hardship assistance to non-profits and small business
• Edinburg CUSD asks community: "What are you willing to do in order to see our school survive&qu
• Stonington Elevator requests criminal trespassing charges for man who fell from structure
• "Under His Big Top" Vacation Bible School at Faith Community
• Holy Trinity Catholic Church hosts 53rd Steak Dinner
• Retired Morrisonville teacher killed in evening accident
• Meeting Notices for July 30, 2010
• Optimist: Gregg Fuerstenau speaks about Sioux Indians
• Price at the pump for July 30, 2010
• Five graduate with honors from American Legion State Police School
• Taylorville School district announces finishing steps for registration
• Price at the pump for July 29, 2010
• Taylorville Public Library - Worth a look
• Band Camp at Taylorville High School
• Central Illinois soldier layed to rest Today
• Annual City Auction to be held at Country Club
• Annual Moomey Reunion this Sunday
• Entertainment Calendar for July 29, 2010
• Sertoma tours GSI plant
• Federal funds awarded to Christian County under Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program
• Taylorville Kiwanis Club tours Loving Arms Crisis Pregnancy Center
• Meeting Notices for July 28, 2010
• Park to celebrate remodeling of Chautauqua roof
• Pawnee High School holds annual alumni reunion
• Price at the pump for July 28, 2010
• TRIAD to hold Senior Police Academy
• Annual Children's Concert Wednesday Night
• Pana will see improvements to water plant
• TCUS District #3 preschool screening scheduled for August 5
• Price at the pump for July 27, 2010
• Senior book club gives thumbs down
• Taylorville Energy Center receives largest ever Federal Tax Credit: $417 Million
• Cancellation
• Community Calendar for week of July 25, 2010
• Tangles open for business
• Tenaska ranked among best in controlling emissions
• Taylorville CUSD 3
• Early morning fire destroys Taylorville home
• Stonington male found unresponsive
• Morrisonville Picnic Junior Miss Royalty
• Total State Revenue up $8.1 Billion for FY2010
• Crime Stoppers for July 27, 2010
• Red Roses of the Red Hat Society enjoy "Annie" at the Little Theater
• Days Gone By: School News Building and Parker Home
• 2010-2011 American Legion Post 73 Officers
• July is Elder Abuse Awareness Month
• Greater Taylorville Chamber of Commerce 24th Annual Chillifest
• Christian County Fair

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