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Local Sports Schedule For Saturday November 14th, High School Football Quarterfinals
3 Seed Hardin Calhoun (10-1) at 2 Seed Arthur -Lovington-Atwood-Hammond (10-1) 2:00 P.M. 1 Seed Mt. Sterling Brown County (11-0) at 5 Seed Camp Point Central (10-1) 1:00 P.M. 2 Seed West Frankfort (10-1) at 3 Seed Flora (10-1) 3:00 P.M. 4 Seed Nashville (9-2) at 1 Seed Johnston City...
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Reported religious threats spark safety concerns in Champaign
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WICS/WRSP) — A reported incident of religious harassment outside a Champaign grocery store has raised safety concerns among members of the local Muslim community, with some women saying they are reconsidering everyday activities out of fear of being targeted. Champaign police are investigating an Oct. 22 incident...
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Multiple roads in Mattoon to close to allow for building collapse cleanup
MATTOON, Ill. (WTWO/WAWV) -- Multiple roads in downtown Mattoon will be closed on Monday to allow crews to clean up a building that collapsed in September. On September 20, a building located at 19th and Western in Downtown Mattoon collapsed, damaging eight businesses. No one was injured during the collapse.
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Arcola to play 8-man football in 2027
ARCOLA, Ill. (WCIA) — Football will look a little bit different next fall in Arcola. The Purple Riders will play 8-man football in the fall of 2027, a decision approved by the school board at a meeting on Wednesday, November 11. Arcola Principal Nick Lindsey told WCIA that the decision comes due to low enrollment […]
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For 47 Years, This Humble Arcola, Illinois Kitchen Served Amish-Country Chicken, Noodles, And Pie
Some of the best meals in Illinois come from places you almost drive right past. A plain storefront, a few booths, and a smell of fresh bread can turn a quick stop into a memory you talk about for years. This is the story of one of those spots, a...
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Decatur residents, green advocates call on Google to break Broadwing gas deal
The agreement will see Google power data centers with natural gas by capturing carbon, but critics call the tech unproven Article Summary Decatur residents rallied to protest Google’s plan to power its data centers with energy from a natural gas-fired facility. The project plans to use carbon capture and sequestration technology, which would store carbon dioxide emissions from the facility underground. But the advocates want the tech giant to invest in renewable energy storage solutions and called upon Illinois lawmakers to pass the POWER Act. This summary was written by the reporters and editors who worked on this story. CHICAGO — Decatur residents joined environmental advocates in front of Google’s Chicago headquarters on Thursday to protest the tech giant’s deal to power its data centers with energy purchased from a natural gas-fired facility. Through the deal, Google is making a major investment in carbon capture and sequestration technology, known as CCS, that would trap carbon dioxide emissions from power plants and bury it thousands of feet underground. The project announced last October between Google and Broadwing Energy is currently under development in Decatur with the expectation of bringing CCS technology to commercial operation by 2030, to potentially store over 2