Jersey County Dispositions
Felonies Shonchraz M. Leavy, dob 12-20-1997, was found guilty on a charges of possession of an amount of a controlled substance except (A)/(D) and theft/display merchandise less than $300/previous conviction, 30 months conditional discharge, $300 fine for both charges.
Read MoreJersey County police and traffic
The following police reports were filed between May 15 and May 21, 2026. These reports are public information and are obtained from the Jersey County Circuit Clerk’s office. All individuals have been arrested and charged, or cited in the case of traffic violations. All are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Read MorePike County Court
CIVIL CASES FILED Kari Denise Burse vs. Justin Lee Thomas Burse, dissolution w/child, 5-11-26.
Read MoreROBIN WRITES: IDC about FOMO
Text Abbreviations and acronyms splotch the pages of our modern vocabulary. They wedge themselves into conversations and communications.
Read MoreFrom Sourdough to Side Hustle: Local Class Helps Residents Navigate Illinois Cottage Food Law
Can you sell sourdough starter at a farmers market? What has to be on a food label? And what foods are allowed under the Illinois Cottage Food Law? Those were some of the questions answered during Cooking Up Success: Selling Food From Your Home Kitchen, a recent class hosted by University of Illinois Extension and…
Read MoreKampsville News
Kampsville American Legion will hold their Annual Memorial Day Service beginning at 11 a.m. at Schumann Memorial Park. Lunch will be served at the Legion beginning at noon with chicken and mashed potatoes being provided. Side dishes, and desserts are welcome.
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Congratulations to Emma Hagen who graduated recently from Lindenwood Iniversity in St Charles, MO.
Read MoreA new addition to Pittsfield’s celebration
By BETH ZUMWALT A committee appointed by Mayor Gary Mendenhall is planning a July 3 celebration to commemorate the United State’s 250th Birthday. A new event will be added to the festivities and will be held July 4.
Read MorePickings from Pike’s Past
125 YEARS AGO: HUGE SERPENT MAY NOT BE SEEN AGAIN UNTIL 1902 150 Years Ago May 25, 1876 For the past three days the weather has been very cold, the result of tremendous storms north, east and west of us.
Read MoreIllinois Valley Economic Development Corporation June Menu
Monday, June 1 Meatballs w/brown gravy, mashed potatoes, dinner roll, green beans and fruit cocktail. Tuesday, June 2 Chicken pot pie, biscuit, tomato salad and pears. Wednesday, June 3 Turkey burger, bun, cucumber and onions, six bean salad, pineapple and tapioca pudding. Thursday, June 4 Breaded chicken, bun, scalloped potatoes, pinto beans and mandarin oranges.…
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