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Former HHS star Powell signs with Western Illinois

Former Hopkinsville High School shortstop Gavin Powell signed a letter-of-intent Wednesday to continue his baseball career at Western Illinois University. Powell told WHOP Sports on Wednesday night that he will play his final season at Rend Lake, Ill., this spring and join the Leathernecks in the fall of 2027. Western Illinois is a Division-1 school that plays in the Ohio Valley Conference.

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New emergency alert system for McDonough County

McDonough County is transitioning to a new emergency alert system designed to save money and provide a more user-friendly platform. “As everything is going up in price, we looked for something similar at a cheaper price,” said Edgar Rodriguez, Director of the McDonough County Emergency Services and Disaster Agency. “The old system was about $11,500 a year. With this one, we are reducing it to $9,000 a year for a five-year period.”

Mcdonough County, IL · 1d
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Adams Co. Chairman reflects on career, discusses county’s future & higher taxes

Adams County Board Chairman Bret Austin reflected on his 10-year political career, most proud of investing in the programs that address housing and the opioid crisis. Austin said the current budget the board has to pass by the end of the month will include increased tax rates. Austin said the...

Adams County, IL · 17h
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College signings: Five QHS athletes make college decisions official, ink national letters of intent

QUINCY — Five Quincy High School athletes signed their national letters of intent Wednesday. Three volleyball players signed — Laina Bunte to Lindenwood University, Leah Knudson to Cornell College and Mady Marquardt to Iowa Central Community College — along with Nick Brown signing to play baseball at John Wood Community College and Ivy Winter signing to play softball at Southwestern Illinois College.

Quincy, IL · 1d
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Classroom Champions: Southeastern’s Stephens attacks defenses, books with same gusto

AUGUSTA, Ill. — Not only did Southeastern senior middle blocker Kara Stephens enjoy one of the most prolific hitting seasons in Illinois High School Association history, but she did so while maintaining a 4.0 GPA. Muddy River Sports Director Chris Duerr profiles the McKendree University commit for this week’s installment of “Classroom Champions,” brought to you by DOT Foods.

Augusta, IL · 2d

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Gas prices continue to drop across the Tri-States; Illinois remains most expensive

IOWA, ILLINOIS & MISSOURI— Gas prices continue to fall across the Tri-States. The national average for a gallon of regular unleaded is now below $4 at $3.94, down eighteen cents from last Wednesday. The average price for a gallon of diesel is $6.13, down fourteen cents from last week.

Illinois · 2d

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McDonough Voice to end print edition as reader habits change, costs rise

The McDonough County Voice will cease its print edition and move to an entirely digital model beginning in January, in response to shifting reader habits and rising print costs. Like many newspapers across the country, the McDonough County Voice has faced increased printing and delivery costs while a growing number of readers turn to digital platforms for news. The move is aimed at ensuring the newspaper’s long-term sustainability. The final print edition will be published Jan. 10. Subscribers will receive 24/7 access to mcdonoughvoice.com and the McDonough County Voice eNewspaper, a digital replica of the newspaper on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. "This decision reflects how our audiences engage with us today," said Corina Curry, editor of the McDonough County Voice . "More and more of our readers use our digital products for local news and events, watch videos, flip through a photo gallery and enjoy features like comics and puzzles. This change lets us keep investing where our readers are and continue to provide them with the local, regional, state and national news they rely on." The cost of subscriptions will be adjusted to reflect digital rates. "We appreciate the deep loyalty of our longtime subscribers, and we

Mcdonough County, IL · 1d