At a recent meeting, the Jackson County Board considered approving an intergovernmental agreement between the county and Carbondale to apply for a 2016 Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (JAG).
Lighting, landlords, outreach and ordinances took top priority at a recent community forum attended by more than 170 local residents who heard Carbondale leaders outline a six-fold plan for a safer, more welcoming city.
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale football Coach Nick Hill recently named five new Saluki team members, all transfers, to the squad’s roster for the 2016 season — with players hailing from the West, Midwest and South.
At a recent meeting, the Carbondale Human Relations Commission talked about the value of SIU-Carbondale's Campus Forums and how they provide a platform for students to air concerns, while also acting as a bridge to bring people together.
At a recent meeting, the Carbondale Study Circles Neighborhood Action Group heard presentations on the basics of ticketing and fines for city building and neighborhood-services code violations.
From casting to weigh-in, two Southern Illinois University anglers recently landed hefty catches at the Fishing League Worldwide (FLW) College Fishing Central Conference bass tournament in Kentucky, earning eligibility for the 2017 National Championship.
Ann Knewitz and the garden at the Boys and Girls Club of Carbondale recently were honored with the Keep Carbondale Beautiful Board's Bright Spot Award. The garden at 250 North Springer fills the only open ground at the club with flowers, fruits and vegetables.
The Carbondale Preservation Commission will hear committee reports at its next meeting 7 p.m. Monday in Room 103 in the City Hall/Civic Center, 200 S. Illinois Ave.
The Bradley Public Works and Parks Committee will get updates on the MFT, Summerville and CSL sewer projects at its next meeting 5:15 p.m. Monday in the Council Chambers at Village Hall, 147 S. Michigan Ave.
Paul Schimpf, the Republican candidate running to fill state Sen. Dave Luechtefeld’s soon-to-be vacant District 58 seat, called into News Radio WJPF earlier this month and talked to host Tom Miller about the Illinois budget situation, job creation and what changes he hopes to bring to Springfield.