Vandalia, IL News

• Vandalia, IL News
• Vandalia's burning ordinance
• City has new burning law
• Vandalia Pool opens on Monday
• Brownstown students help Shriners Hospitals for Children
• Sunday storm damage
• Avenue of Flags volunteers needed
• Memorial Day observances
• First public meeting on new VCHS drug policy is next Thursday
• 'Cars for the Cure'
• Rockin' Through the Ages
• Seventh license violation nets two-year prison terms
• Community Calendar
• Man charged with possessing stolen firearms
• School district still struggling with shortfalls in state funding
• City staying in the black
• The Other Lincoln
• Committees OKs proposed burning ordinance
• City getting leads for Graham plant
• Women's Wellness Seminar
• Farina Board informs residents of changes
• County OKs liquor license for wine house
• Emerick enters race for Fayette County circuit clerk
• Committee will study VVFD's options
• Vandalia's proposed burning ordinance
• NEW: Friday at 9:50 a.m.-Council committees formulate burning recommendation
• Calendar
• News Briefs
• One-Vehicle Accident
• Spring Storm
• Teen murderer allowed to remain in juvenile facility
• Graham plant closing
• McCarter wants to stay in Senate
• Resource Expo is next Thursday
• FCHD hosting women's health seminar
• Lions circus is Monday
• Calendar
• Vandalia Cleanup Week is May 14-18
• Chancey enters state's attorney's race
• Pollard, Braun retained as party chairmen
• Vandalia baseball takes 12-inning loss; Saturday game canceled
• Vandalia softball moved to Hillsboro
• Art reception is this Friday evening
• Milash is top cookie seller
• DAR Good Citizens Award Winners
• Calendar
• Fund shortage delaying bridge replacement
• School district watching spending
• City OKs water pact for parks
• LaDage named assistant regional superintendent
• Child batterer gets 11 1/2 years in prison
• Save Our Children Day
• First Food Bank is this Saturday at VCHS
• Edgewood man sentenced on weapon charge
• Calendar
• Ramsey Lions' Community Sale
• Eggs-citing weekend
• NEW: LaDage named assistant regional superintendent
• Brownstown NHS
• News Briefs
• Calendar
• Museum Visitors
• Museum Open House
• Friedel won't seek re-election
• City bans loitering on downtown lots
• Group OKs Fourth Street plans
• South Central softball game canceled
• Computer Problems – This week's issue is delayed
• Calendar
• Open house Sunday at museum
• Morrison begins run for office without opposition
• Woman found guilty in cannabis trial
• Meth maker gets 18 years in prison
• Engagement
• Modern Woodmen donate to food pantry
• News Briefs
• NEW: Double fatality ruled suicide-homicide
• Voicing Their Opinions
• School Menus
• News Briefs
• Calendar
• State way behind on funds to schools
• Council talks about a switch to angle parking, violations
• NEW Sunday at 10:30 a.m.: St. Louis man dies in fiery crash early Saturday
• Girl Scout Birthday Party
• Calendar
• News Briefs
• Primary election is Tuesday
• Keeping Up Appearances
• Addressing work for 911 done
• News Briefs
• Reservations taken for Soroptimist banquet
• Calendar
• HCE Unit Donates Tabs
• Work done at museum
• Altamont man dies in Sunday morning wreck
• State pays city for VCC water service
• Two have new meth charges
• Time change is Sunday
• St. Elmo falls in sectional semifinals
• Pana man killed in wreck Sunday morning
• Lincoln Day Dinner
• Garage Fire
• Cameras in the Courtroom
• Online History & Memories
• Church Briefs
• News Briefs
• Calendar
• Advance tickets not available for St. Elmo sectional game
• Vandalia hosting sectional tournament starting on Tuesday
• St. Elmo wins second straight regional championship
• Vandal wrestlers struggle against Lena-Winslow at state tournament
• Furious rally gives Vandals upset OT win in regional semifinals
• St. Elmo to play for second straight regional title
• School board OKs new contracts for administrators
• Banks of the Okaw
• The Way We Were
• Calendar of Events
• News Briefs
• HMG honored for downtown streetscape project
• Alderman gets free help with river intake
• Two killed in wreck early Sunday
• Locks of Love Donation
• Brownstown Schools will honor Kistler
• Calendar of Events
• Taylor elected VVFD chief
• County keeping tabs on hirings
• A Lincoln Weekend
• Hearing on murderer's transfer to prison delayed
• Handing Over the Gavel
• Thomason competes in county fair queen pageant
• Museum has Lincoln items on display
• State police give 2011 statistics
• Soil and water seminar is Feb. 16
• Community Calendar
• Former St. Elmo librarian pleads not guilty to theft
• City gives Texas firm another year
• Vandalia hosting historical celebrations this weekend
• St. Elmo News
• Lincoln events are everywhere
• Calendar
• Rams visit Tiffanae Litaker
• Man gets 3 years in federal prison for gun offense
• Texas man killed in I-70 accident on Monday
• Man gets 7 years for sex crime
• Towing the line: Ice storm means business, long hours
• Clymer, Ashdown receive Abe Awards
• Clymer, Ashdown win Abe Awards
• Clymer, Ashdown receive Abe Awards
• Calendar
• Three businesses cited in ISP alcohol surveillance
• 1 of 200 Weather-Related Incidents
• Skydiving ends at Vandalia Airport
• Senior Spotlight: Haley Wollerman
• Border Patrol Academy Graduate
• City makes offer on land near city garage
• Okaw Grad Excels At Welding School
• Wreaths Across America
• Planning for Relay for Life begins
• Thomason to compete at state pageant
• KC begins discussions on Phase II of Vandalia Campus
• Frogtown News
• Farm Briefs
• Annual crop summaries for Illinois released
• Early Lambs Arriving
• State still behind on payments to schools
• ISU honoring Dr. Laurie Mabry on Sunday
• Council OKs TIF grants
• Gallatin Work Essentially Done
• State Quitline offers help with smoking cessation
• Calendar
• Shimkus accepting military valentines
• Legion Provides Military Publications to Evans Library
• Man found guilty of sex crimes
• County still struggling with finances
• Former St. Elmo librarian arrested for theft
• It's Here!
• Fayette Water still working on lake area signups
• CEFS seeks VITA volunteers
• SWCD still offers electronic recycling
• Carole Cripe Green picked for GEM Award
• Calendar
• News Briefs
• Gallatin work about done
• Flora wins Vandalia Holiday Tournament; Vandals take third
• By beating Vandals, Pana to play Flora for the Vandalia Holiday Tournament championship
• Births
• Multiplier is 1
• Girl Scout cookie sales in January
• News Briefs
• Calendar
• Keepin' it in the family
• 14 counts filed against Vandalia man after crime spree
• FCHD receives info on Enfamil
• School traffic flow at issue
• Plea in Brownstown Schools theft case
• Alternative Education Programs release info on school closings
• Aid sought for Lincoln School
• Community Calendar
• New school levy with 4.76-percent increase approved Tuesday
• Stombaugh family donating cemetery sign
• Farm Briefs
• John the Baptist – no identity crisis with him
• Evergreen Outreach Dec. 15, 2011
• Christmas Music at Bethel Baptist
• YMCA kicks off Strong Kids Campaign
• Residents asked to join in fight for DHS office
• County OKs health insurance plan
• Celebrating by Candlelight
• Sex offender gets 62 years
• Santa Comes to Town
• Calendar
• Only one race in primary
• Smoking trial ends with three guilty verdicts, maximum fines
• New city levy has slight increase
• City fighting planned closure of DHS office
• Statehouse Christmas Open House is Saturday
• Master Gardener deadline extended
• Calendar-Dec. 1, 2011
• SWCD Honors First National Bank
• Brownstown raffling off Pujols poster
• Holiday activities begin this weekend
• Smoking trial is this week
• Filing for primary election begins
• Rotary's Christmas Parade is Saturday
• Bowlers Make Donation
• Remembering a Friend
• Monday Morning Fire
• Regional superintendents getting paid
• Council supports slight tax levy increase
• Judged to be the best
• Basketball scores (Nov. 24)
• YMCA karate room nearly complete
• Eighth-graders earn share of Mid-State
• Vandalia High School Award Winners
• Ramsey, Patoka kick off boys basketball season
• Dodgeball!
• Two unions agree to pay freeze
• CORRECTION: Chorus concert is Dec. 11
• Foodbank serves 267 households
• The Way We Were-Nov. 17, 2011
• Banks of the Okaw-Nov. 17, 2011
• News Briefs
• City committee discusses leaf-burning issue
• Honoroing our vets
• Well: Schools' financial rating 'shows progress'
• FREE CONTENT: What do other towns do with leaves?
• Vandalia's burn ordinance
• St. Elmo Soldier
• Library Story Time
• News Briefs
• Community Calendar
• Avenue of Flags volunteers needed
• Northside Church will host Veterans' Day observance
• City to look at 3 levy options
• County has balanced budget ... BUT
• Lions Club announces parade winners
• Marriage Licenses Oct 27 2011
• Domestic Violence Awareness Week
• Community Calendar Oct. 27, 2011
• Ruot to seek second term as circuit clerk
• Jim, Joyce Staff are grand marshals for Lions' Halloween parade
• Former Otego supervisor charged with thefts
• The Way We Were Oct. 27, 2011
• Banks of the Okaw Oct. 27, 2011
• Reservations taken for Women Teachers' Dinner
• Extension seminar on emerald ash borer is next Tuesday
• We Apologize
• News Briefs Oct. 20
• Community Calendar Oct. 20
• Fire destroys home Saturday
• Well: AYP goals are not realistic
• Gallatin work about done
• Speaker lists suicide warning signs
• Taylor elected VVFD chief
• Fayette Water looking for more people to sign up
• County board chairman urges department heads to make cuts
• Business Briefs
• We Apologize
• News Briefs
• Community Calendar oct. 13, 2011
• Calender-Oct. 6
• St. Elmo man pleads guilty in federal court
• Man acquitted at jury trial
• Pumpkin Party
• Gallatin project ahead of schedule
• Thomason wins federal lawsuit
• Baker sentenced to life in prison
• Well to speak at chamber
• Baker sentencing is Friday
• Barbecue Cook-off Winners
• News Briefs Sept. 29, 2011
• Community Calendar-Sept. 25, 2011
• Two charged with break-in
• Festivals draw big crowds
• Smoking trial is next week
• Vandalia man dies in cycle wreck
• FCHD announces adult flu shot clinics
• We Apologize
• City Honors Blackerby for service to DARE Program
• News Briefs
• Fayette County announces tax sale
• More Gallatin Street work under way
• Adermann steps down as VVFD chief
• 2 festivals in 1
• Deficit school budget approved
• Adermann steps down as VVFD chief
• County faced with big budget deficit
• 'Very unfair & a bit cruel'
• Remembering Victims of 9/11
• City makes a big dent in deficit
• Food, shelter meeting set
• Community Calendar-SEpt. 15, 2011
• News Briefs
• Willow Grove gives update on CO2 storage
• VCC not one of state facilities targeted for closure
• Willms & Yakel new agency for Erie
• CMN Roadblock
• Community Calendar-Sept. 8, 2011
• Museum tells of new exhibit, Sept. 18 program
• Out of the Darkness Community Walk
• St. Elmo, Patoka celebrate arrival of fall
• Sewer cost figures indicate need for rate increase
• City OKs bid for more streetscape work
• McCarter will address chamber
• Young author has book published about her dogs
• Evans takes oath of office in 102nd District
• Community Calendar (Sept. 1)
• Prairie Tractor
• Regional superintendents caught in the political crossfire
• Lions Candy Day
• New teachers' contract approved
• Fire destroys Hagarstown area home
• Farmer injured in accident
• St. Peter Prairie Days is this weekend
• Engagement
• Birth
• Engagement
• Community Calendar-Aug. 25, 2011
• Vandalia teachers OK new contract
• Closing arguments in murder trial presented on Tuesday
• Tish, Mahon families speak on verdict
• Baker found guilty of murders
• Back to School for Vandalia - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• City about ready to bid more streetscape work
• Community Calendar-Aug. 18, 2011
• School board discusses finances, the startup of a new school year
• Thursday update: Prosecution in murder trial close to wrapping up its case
• Field of Dreams reaches agreement with Park District
• Banks of the Okaw
• Vandalia native killed in the line of duty
• Testimony begins in murder trial on Tuesday
• Historical Vandalia carnival now in town
• Vandalia native killed in line of police duty
• Baker trial to begin on Monday
• TV, movie star among those hurt in Thursday crash
• Concessions allow city to fill dispatcher position
• School board fills vacancies, gets grant for free meals at Jefferson
• Slover stays on as Brownstown superintendent
• And the Band Played On ...
• Tools for School donation
• August is breastfeeding promotion month in Illinois
• Elks clinic is next week
• County action allows new sidewalks in Brownstown
• You are probably from Vandalia if ....
• Brownstown-Sefton News
• Shining for Jesus
• Volunteers sought for cancer care center at FCH
• News Briefs-Aug. 4, 2011
• Community Calendar-Aug. 4, 2011
• City close to bidding streetscape work
• Stephens resigns from Illinois House
• City takes over Lincoln Park
• Ron Stephens makes resignation official
• Brownstown-Sefton News
• Births
• Community Calendar
• Plans for more downtown improvements discussed
• State's first treasury box displayed in Vandalia
• Three members of family get jail time
• Engagement
• New-St. Elmo/Brownstown girls softball team begins practice
• Monday at 10:25 a.m.: Wollerman takes oath of office
• FRIDAY: Patoka Library changes days next week
• Thursday – Treasurer, first treasury box visit Vandalia
• News Briefs
• School district 'in real solid shape'
• Man charged with setting house on fire
• County board OKs redistricting map
• City moves on more downtown work; Dean Black resigns
• Niemerg named assistant principal at VCHS
• Car-nival at the lake
• Drone retires: Wollerman is new ROE superintendent
• State treasurer, first state treasurer box in Vandalia on Wednesday
• Friday, 8:25 a.m.-Fire damages vacant home
• NEW: Drone retires: Wollerman is new ROE superintendent
• NEW: Fayette County pageant photos, videos now online
• Community Calendar
• Little Miss Fayette County Court
• Junior Miss Fayette County Court
• Miss Fayette County Court
• Inaugural Ford show is this weekend
• Extension changes
• Fun Times at the Fair
• Thomason, Smith win Fayette crowns
• Mayfield crowned 2011 Junior Miss Fayette County
• NEW: Ford Show will feature auction of Shelby items
• News Briefs-July 7, 2011
• Community Calendar
• Fair begins on Saturday
• Habitat takes over Nice Twice
• Committee favors new garbage pickup contract with Doty
• Lighting Up the Sky
• City OKs 2 TIF grants
• Talking Tourism
• Farina Fourth of July Celebration is Saturday
• Dothager reunion is Monday
• Flooding Causes Sinkhole...Again
• Gottman will address chamber
• Judge rules nurses must testify at murder trial
• A success in many ways
• Nadine Visits Brownstown
• Flora wins fourth Vandal Shootout tourney title
• Backseat seatbelt law signed
• News Briefs
• community calendar-June 30, 2011
• Cavaletto announces; could face incumbent Stephens
• Shriners, Tin Lizzies Donate for Fireworks
• New businesses planned for downtown Vandalia
• Community Calendar-June 23, 2011
• Marriage Licenses-June 23, 2011
• News Briefs-June 23, 2011
• Local businesses urged to participate in survey
• No need to hike cemetery fee
• Man gets 22 years for sex crimes
• Non-exempt school workers receive 2-percent pay hike
• Wal-Mart grand re-opening is Friday
• Buildings damaged by fire discussed at council meeting
• Frogtown News
• Museum has two exhibits in June
• Community Calendar-June 16, 2011
• News Briefs-June 16, 2011
• Local motorcycles featured in magazine
• County OKs funds for parking lot ramp
• City OKs balanced-budget spending
• Make your pet our Pet of the Week
• Community Calendar
• Tools for School fundraising under way
• Kern named VJHS principal
• Fayette County Relay for Life
• Bennyhoff gets three years in prison for aggravated DUI
• Murder trial stays here
• Main Street is being dissolved
• City makes employee cuts
• FRIDAY, 9:30 a.m.: Kern named VJHS principal
• UPDATE-Friday, 2:45 p.m.: Murder trial to stay in Fayette County
• Village-wide garage sales Friday and Saturday in Brownstown
• Minister's Forum
• Nice Twice future hinges on finding a new sponsor
• Senior Spotlight: Audra Donaldson
• Community Calendar
• Vandalia Pool opens this Friday
• Vandalia Idol judges picked
• Honoring Our Veterans
• Relay for Life is this weekend
• Murder trial delayed
• Chamber to hear about Ford Car Show
• Mulberry Grove softball sectional game postponed
• News Briefs-May 25, 2011
• Volunteers needed for Avenue of Flags
• Memorial Day programs, activities planned in the area
• Two sent to prison for meth
• Teen again ruled fit to stand trial
• UPDATE-3 p.m. Wednesday - Murder trial postponed
• Senior Spotlight: Cody Allen
• Twice as nice: Vandalia's Bell, Austin each qualify for state meet in two events
• Community Calendar-May 26, 2011
• Austin, Bell advance to state meet
• Hill sisters ousted in prelims
• Judge again rules teen fit to stand trial for murder
• Three area teams to play for regional championships on Saturday
• Senior Spotlight: Matt Hoffman
• Roadblock Day Proclamation
• News Briefs_May 19, 2011
• Area Community Calendar-May 19, 2011
• Teen's fitness for trial to be argued again
• VJHS principal accepts superintendent position
• Schedule changes at South Central
• UPDATE: Seven Jr. Vandals make state track meet
• At least three Jr. Vandals make state track meet
• Hill sisters advance to state meet in discus
• Softball to play for share of East crown; girls track takes on sectional
• Hohlt: ‘No doubt we can win a regional’
• Several Patoka Junior High students advance to Saturday's state meet
• St. Elmo News
• Frogtown News
• Brownstown-Sefton News
• UPDATE: Baker trial still set for the end of May
• County makes another fund transfer for payroll
• Birthdays
• The Morel of the Story
• Senior Spotlight: Robert Collinsworth
• Soroptimist hold Vandalia Idol contest
• Community Calendar-May 12, 2011
• FAYCO fighting state cuts
• REMINDER – It's Cleanup Week in Vandalia
• Band Parents' ice cream social is Thursday
• Building Trades house on display next week
• News Briefs
• Vandalia Cleanup Week is next week
• Old Capitol View will open Thursday
• St. Elmo man arrested for home invasion
• SmartBoard of Education
• City fights to keep tax money from state
• Fire destroys Bluff City home, injures one occupant
• WANTED: Your reaction
• Dugan, Vosholler crowned VCHS royalty
• Call-in day for pageants is May 7
• Vandalia's Cleanup Week is May 9-13
• Man accused in stabbing to be in court Wednesday
• Flood rescue
• School finances still in good shape
• Judge denies request to suppress statements in murder case
• News Briefs
• Police will accept prescription drugs this Saturday
• Sports cancellations -- Tuesday, April 26
• Judge denies suppression of teen's videotape statement
• Vandalia softball, baseball canceled
• Vandalia softball canceled; baseball pending
• Johnson picks IC
• Vandalia softball, baseball canceled
• Vandalia Lions' Easter egg hunt is at 1 p.m. on Sunday
• Mulberry Grove beats Lady Vandals
• Vandals no-hit by Shelby; beat EAWR to end streak
• Community Calendar-April 21, 2011
• City thanks 4 outgoing aldermen
• Senior hurlers face off in Cougars win
• Senior Spotlight: Courtney Gordon
• Fayette County Museum has three special displays
• Deadline for Ruemmelin requests is May 1
• News Briefs
• Marathon Man
• Community Calendar
• Vandalia is starting point for National Road tour
• Lions' circus is next Wednesday
• Two found guilty on meth charges
• City continues fine-tuning budget
• School board vote totals
• Sales tax soundly defeated
• Clark brothers unseat incumbents
• Community Calendar
• New Briefs
• 50th Annual Ramsey Lions' Community Sale
• City begins work on new budget
• Other Fayette County vote totals
• Vandalia incumbents unseated
• Sports cancellations -- April 4-5
• Sports cancellations -- Monday, April 4
• The Way We Were-March 31, 2011
• Banks of the Okaw-March 31, 2011
• What the sales tax monies can & can't be used for
• Sales Tax Exemptions
• Sales Tax Ballot Question
• 1% sales tax for schools on Tuesday's ballot
• Reading Partners
• Dismissal of smoking tickets denied
• Sports cancellations -- Friday, March 25
• Augsburg Angels will host free-will dinner Sunday
• Mulberry Grove, South Central battle in softball
• Vandals lose tight game to Lincolnwood
• Lady Vandals end week one at 3-2
• Enlow wins state title
• Community Calendar-March 24, 2011
• Library, park boards explain plans at public meeting
• City OKs animal control contract
• Rotary Blood Drive Challenge
• HMG presents plans for more downtown improvements
• New Judge Marc Kelly takes oath of office
• School officials watch fuel, utility costs closely
• Murder trial pushed back to May
• Banks of the Okaw-March 17, 2011
• Community Calendar-March 17, 2011
• Free Lions diabetic screening is next Wednesday
• Applications for Scarpaci Foundation funds now being accepted
• School board handles personnel matters
• Local youth not only overcomes adversity...
• St. Elmo baseball and softball canceled
• Vandal eighth-graders win regional title
• Vandal 8th-graders to play for title
• City committee holds meetings on animal control
• L-U website now subscription-based
• County board OKs sheriff transport van
• Schools oppose Quinn's consolidation idea
• More downtown work
• Frogtown News
• Brownstown-Sefton News
• Dating violence workshops set
• Community Calendar
• USDA Farm Service Agency aids rural areas
• Farm Briefs
• Sheriff's Arrest Log-March 3, 2011
• Storm a wake-up call to get ready
• Morale soared with 'Captain Sam'
• The Way We Were-March 3, 2011
• Banks of the Okaw-March 3, 2011
• FCHD open house is Tuesday
• City cuts $$$ from budget
• Fayette hardest hit by Monday storm
• Fayette loses out on FutureGen 2.0
• 'Just Dance" contest for Relay for Life is Saturday
• FCHD open house set for March 8
• Community Calendar-Feb. 24, 2011
• Vandalia Police will discontinue DARE
• Vandal wrestlers qualify for state as team
• www.leaderunion.com will become paid website on March 10
• Marc Kelly elected associate judge
• ROE opposes Quinn's proposed cuts
• Vandals celebrate seniors with win
• Fast start propels Vandals by Indians
• Wollerman qualifies for state 3-point shootout
• Local resident on "Price is Right" this Wednesday
• Live coverage of the IHSA Individual State Wrestling Tournament
• Vandalia attorney elected judge
• Illinois, U.S. farm report
• Community Calendar-Feb. 17, 2011
• Lady Cougars bow out in second round of regionals
• Junior High Sports Briefs
• Two seniors, two juniors and a freshman qualify for this weekend's IHSA individual state tournament
• FutureGen 2.0 & CO2 storage
• Judge to consider suppression of teen's statements in murder case
• Ruling knocks 2 off St. Elmo ballot
• Judge hopes to issue ruling in St. Elmo case by Monday
• Head Start sets open house dates
• Community Calendar-Feb. 10, 2011
• Lincoln's Farewell Address reading is Friday
• Health department closed this week for move to new home
• Jr. Club wrestling results (Jan. 29-30 and Feb. 5-6)
• Council action allows church to move forward with moving plans
• 'Lincoln Remembered' is this Friday, Saturday
• Vandalia school schedule changed
• Attorney wants teen's murder trial moved
• Lincoln events this Friday, Saturday
• Mueller, Knebel receive Abes
• 2:40 p.m., Thursday: St. Elmo Schools Schedule
• Community Calendar
• Reading of Lincoln Farewell is next Friday
• Evans Library Board makes long-range plans for new building
• Two Buildings/Two Separate Issues
• Sports briefs (Feb. 3)
• Winter storm leaves thick layer of ice
• Area schools dismissing early
• Residents prepare for winter storm
• Winter Storm Advice from State Farm
• Mueller, Knebel receive Abe Awards
• CEFS taking LIHEAP applications
• Community Calendar-Jan. 27, 2011
• Sample issue of The Leader-Union mailed out this week
• Two St. Elmo aldermen putting up a fight
• K of C breakfast this sunday
• VCHS post-prom cookout is Friday
• 'No trauma' to body found in Vandalia home on Saturday
• Brownstown to celebrate senior girls on Tuesday
• Missing Tower Hill man found dead in Vandalia home
• Missing Taylorville man found dead in Vandalia home
• Area sports cancellations -- Friday, Jan. 21
• Frogtown News
• School Menus
• Area sports cancellations -- Jan. 20
• News Briefs-Jan. 20, 2011
• Community Calendar
• School district's finances still good at halfway point
• Murder trial pushed back to April
• Carson, Porter kicked off ballot
• Carson, Porter kicked off ballot
• Health department sets moving schedule
• Early Morning Fire
• Miss Fayette County participating in state pageant
• Ruling in St. Elmo candidacy case coming Friday
• Downhill Racer
• 'I object'
• Two FutureGen meetings this week
• City may have found $97,000 error in budget
• County board meeting postponed
• St. Elmo electoral board hearing reset for Wednesday
• Birthdays
• Community Calendar
• News Briefs
• Main Street cuts executive director position
• Wesclin wins VHT; Vandalia takes fourth
• SWCD selling trees again
• News Briefs
• Community Calendar
• Statehouse will hold Lincoln Farewell reading
• Fayette still in running for CO2 storage site
• Three charged with having meth around children
• News Briefs
• Community Calendar
• Vandalia School Board OKs new levy
• Alderman races in two Vandalia wards
• Church gets another chance on new home
• City OKs levy, to look at making more cuts
• Darin, the Red-Nosed Helper
• Frogtown News
• Community Calendar
• Judge Schwarm receives Lifetime Achievement Award
• Seven file for aldermanic seats in Vandalia
• Holiday Festivities in Vandalia
• Teen pleads not guilty to murder, home invasion
• Council will vote on levy with 10% hike
• County puts 1% sales tax issue on ballot
• St. Elmo Elementary concert canceled; reset for next Monday
• Loogootee teen pleads not guilty to murder, home invasion
• Evans Library adds services on website
• Health department still has flu vaccine, Flu Mist
• Community Calendar-Dec. 9, 2010
• Residence destroyed in Friday fire
• Council rejects levy with higher tax rates
• Visiting with the Clauses
• City employees agree to take more furlough hours
• Council rejects zoning change that would allow church move
• Council rejects levy with higher tax rates
• News Briefs (Dec. 2)
• Community Calendar (Dec. 2)
• IDOT presents new set of Route 51 alignments
• County approves balanced budget
• Halfway there
• News Briefs-Nov. 25, 2010
• Community Calendar
• Residents voice opposition to proposed tax rate increases
• Teen fit to stand trial
• Depot burns again
• Veterans Day Program
• Depot burns early Thursday
• Location of Vosholler services changed
• Meeting on Route 51 path is Tuesday
• School board supports putting new 1% tax before voters
• City tax hike hearing is Monday at 5 p.m.
• School district responds to death of VCHS student
• SCIRPDC gets grant to help small businesses
• 'Seasons of Caring'
• Family YMCA numbers up dramatically since June
• County's request for furlough days rejected
• Community Calendar
• Community memorial services is Sunday at 1 p.m.
• Veterans Day program is Thursday afternoon
• Hollinshead tabbed for local Extension post
• Community Calendar-Nov. 4, 2010
• News Briefs
• Arthur Young Inc. celebrating 50th anniversary
• Psychiatric report for teen charged with murder still not completed
• Council OKs TIF funds for VCHS all-weather track
• City planning to hike three tax levy rates
• Calm election day in Fayette County
• Election Day Assistance
• 2010 Electoral Candidate Profiles
• Senate candidates spar at Vandalia Statehouse in final days before Nov. 2 mid-term elections
• News Briefs (Oct. 28)
• Williams, Hale marshals in Vandalia Lions' annual parade
• Tons collected in FAYCO's inaugural recycling shipment
• Teen stabbed at riverfront party
• New sales tax could offset increase in property taxes
• Despite some improvements, test scores show some students at risk of getting 'left behind'
• Mayor, council working for free right now
• Local church to get old Rural King home
• Community Calendar
• News Briefs
• Skydiver dies in accident
• Brownstown man fatally injured in wreck
• CO2 storage firm talks to county
• Baker defense waits on psychiatric evaluation
• Brady visits Vandalia
• County looks at furlough days
• Brownstown man fatally injured in wreck
• Doyle injured in wreck
• HCE Week
• Soroptimist convention here this week
• Community Calendar
• City administrator quits before he starts
• Early interest in alderman seats
• Prayer for a pooch
• Hearing set in smoking case
• New city administrator quits before he starts
• News Briefs-Sept. 30, 2010
• IDOT meetings on road plan are next week
• Rotary Wins First Blood Drive Challenge
• Community Calendar-Sept. 30
• State Treasurer Candidate Visits Vandalia
• Candidates for April 5 election begin working
• Tish fails in attempt to dismiss suit
• School board OKs bonds for two building projects
• Local man pleads guilty to federal drug charges
• Taking attorney's advice, council declines request to discuss smoking law
• Council delays funds for Main Street
• Firemen busy on Friday
• Corn Day is Saturday
• Police holding 'no questions asked' collection
• Community Calendar-Sept. 23, 2010

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