Looking to the Past: When all the lights suddenly go out
Since the dawn of the age of electricity more than a…
Since the dawn of the age of electricity more than a…
MCS Community Services, as supported by the Morgan, Cass and Scott…
By PETER HANCOCK, Capitol News Illinois: SPRINGFIELD – Illinois lawmakers will…
By JERRY NOWICKI, Capitol News Illinois – SPRINGFIELD – The…
When it comes to the COVID-19 virus, few people have experienced the…
24 cases in Beardstown zip code, majority tied to JBS employees
While it’s forced the cancellation of major league sporting events, concerts and festivals across the country, the impact of those events is seldom felt locally.
The COVID-19 outbreak in Cass County has pushed the county, and the health department in particular, into the forefront of area news coverage, but behind the scenes a small band of county officials are working to limit the overall impact of the disease.
Potpourri—Joe Barrow, QB for LSU, goes No. 1 in the NFL Draft— Area golf courses get the green light to open, but with a lot of restrictions—Diana Taurasi, best women’s basketball player ever; her legacy speaks for itself - 3 times WNBA champion, WNBA all-time leading scorer, 2 times WNBA Finals MVP, 4 Gold Medals, 3 times NCAA Champion (U MASS), enough said!
In a matter of days, education as we knew it shifted in a way no one expected. Normally, it would have been the last quarter of the academic year with spring sports, proms, concerts, graduation plans and students’ last efforts to boost their grades for the year. Those plans, however, have for the most part gone by the wayside