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Spring into Learning
The Nature Institute has several expert guest speakers leading programs this spring. Check out the exciting programs scheduled at The Nature Institute this spring! The Nature Institute has invited experts in their field to teach in our community. First up is a program all about the singing amphibians that call The Nature Institute home. Then,…
Read MoreIllinois’ overall respiratory virus level remains flat overall respiratory virus level remains flat
Illinois’ Overall Respiratory Virus Level Remains Flat overall respiratory virus level remains at Moderate according to the latest CDC data, while COVID-19 hospitalizations have continued to decline in recent weeks, the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) reported today. The total number of COVID-19 hospitalizations declined 16% in the week ending March 9 and the…
Read MoreStorage and handling tips for seeds
By Andrew Holsinger Horticulture Educator Seeds provide an opportunity for growth and components of their storage and handling allow gardeners to produce local, fresh, and diverse foods and flowers at less expense. Adding vegetables, herbs, or flowers to the garden is an enjoyable endeavor and gives a sense of accomplishment when goals are achieved. Goals…
Read MoreAmbassadors foresee future ag trade opportunities in Vietnam, Philippines
By TAMMIE SLOUP | FarmWeek A rise in incomes and increased appetite for finer products and animal proteins have opened the door for trade opportunities in the Indo-Pacific region. The U.S. ambassadors to the Philippines and Vietnam recently joined USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack for a discussion on the trade outlook in those countries. And the…
Read MoreUnions back measure protecting employees who skip religious or political work meetings
By ALEX ABBEDUTO | Capitol News Illinois Democrats in the Illinois Senate last Wednesday advanced a measure that would prohibit Illinois companies from requiring employees to attend work-related meetings about politics or religion. Senate Bill 3649, which is backed by organized labor, passed the Senate Labor Committee 11-4. Backers have dubbed it the “Worker Freedom…
Read MoreAmbassadors foresee future ag trade opportunities in Vietnam, Philippines
By TAMMIE SLOUP | FarmWeek A rise in incomes and increased appetite for finer products and animal proteins have opened the door for trade opportunities in the Indo-Pacific region. The U.S. ambassadors to the Philippines and Vietnam recently joined USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack for a discussion on the trade outlook in those countries. And the…
Read MoreSergeant Hardin promoted to Chief Deputy Sheriff
By Steven Spencer Calhoun County Sheriff Bill Heffington has announced Sergeant Zach Hardin as the new Chief Deputy Sheriff following the retirement of Greg Weishaupt last week.
Read MoreCash for Roadside Trash returns to Calhoun County for 10th year
By Steven Spencer The annual county wide spring cleaning program Cash for Roadside Trash is returning to Calhoun for its tenth year with the redemption date scheduled from Saturday, April 20.
Read MoreCaselton invited to All Star games
Calhoun Warrior Basketball Senior Chase Caselton was invited to play in the 44th Annual West Central All Star Basketball Classic in Jacksonville at the Jacksonville Bowl on Friday, March 15. Chase was also selected to play in the Central Illinois Sports All Star Game on Sunday, March 17, at Pittsfield High School. (Diane Brangenberg/Calhoun News-Herald)
Read MoreCounty one-step closer to new courthouse elevator
By Steven Spencer The Calhoun County Commissioners announced that things are moving along with the new elevator at the courthouse during their meeting last Monday, March 4.
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