You couldn’t blame Rochester Mayor Trent Odell for feeling pretty good when he visited the GIANT fm mobile studio Tuesday at the Fulton County Fair.
The day featured what the mayor called two big wins for the city,
First, housing. While it may still need more formality to the agreement, it looks as if a new housing development is coming.
The second bit of good news - funds to aid the city’s sewer efforts.
Bost announces federal railroad funding
VU seeking nominations for Davis Citation and Distinguished Alumni awards
Tentative opening date set for Red Hill State Park restaurant
Illinois State Police to patrol Lawrence County as part of distracted driving crackdown
Lawrence County Board approves tentative FY 27 Budget; Sumner Road project
Amazon is creating over 300,000 new U.S. jobs this holiday season
ICC approves Mt Carmel Public Utility rate request
Knox County Commissioners give go-ahead to two solar projects
Library to move ahead with front entrance project
Indiana State Police partners with DEA for Drug Take Back Day
Sumner Attendance Center conducting School Lockdown Drill Tuesday
Youth deer hunters set Illinois record, Lawrence Co. numbers up
IDNR to pause chronic wasting disease public informational meetings for fall 2026
Southern Illinois Salvation Army looking for holiday bell ringers
Illinois Farm Bureau continues rural grant program
Youth killed in southwestern Indiana accident
NTSB issues final report on train derailment in Edwards County
Red Hill Unit #10 seeking funding for BGS improvements
Lawrence and Richland County burn ban rescinded
Environmental Rules Board & IDEM act to lift fuel restrictions, reduce red tape for Indiana fire departments
