February, 2023 Stories | Carbondale Reporter

Three inmates sentenced in Jackson County to be released from Illinois Department of Corrections during week ending Feb. 25

By Carbondale Reporter | Feb 24, 2023

There are three inmates sentenced to jail in Jackson County set to be released from the custody of the Illinois Department of Corrections during the week ending Feb. 25.

Carbondale Elementary School District #95 Board of Education met Dec. 15

By Philip Gonzales | Feb 24, 2023

Carbondale Elementary School District #95 Board of Education met Thursday, Dec. 15

Johnston City Community Unit School District 1 Board of Education met Dec. 15

By Philip Gonzales | Feb 24, 2023

Johnston City Community Unit School District 1 Board of Education met Thursday, Dec. 15

Carbondale Community High School District 165 Board of Education met Dec. 15

By Philip Gonzales | Feb 23, 2023

Carbondale Community High School District 165 Board of Education met Thursday, Dec. 15

Unity Point Community Consolidated School District 140 Board met Dec. 15

By Philip Gonzales | Feb 23, 2023

Unity Point Community Consolidated School District 140 Board met Thursday, Dec. 15

Live Music - Big Muddy Brewing

By LGIS | Feb 22, 2023

Live Music - Big Muddy Brewing on February 24, 2023

Kiwanis Meeting

By LGIS | Feb 22, 2023

Kiwanis Meeting on Feb 27, 2023

Every Breath Counts Class

By LGIS | Feb 22, 2023

Every Breath Counts Class on March 1, 2023 8:00am - 9:00am and 2:00pm - 3:00pm

WIN OSU Football Tickets—Raffle Tickets Available NOW!!

By LGIS | Feb 22, 2023

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Annual Awards Dinner

By LGIS | Feb 22, 2023

Annual Awards Dinner on 2023-02-24

City of Marion City Council met Dec. 13

By Philip Gonzales | Feb 22, 2023

City of Marion City Council met Tuesday, Dec. 13

City of Herrin City Council met Dec. 12

By Philip Gonzales | Feb 22, 2023

City of Herrin City Council met Monday, Dec. 12

Why are so many tall and supertall buildings being built?

By LGIS | Feb 21, 2023

Tall, supertall (heights of 300 meters or 984 feet or taller) and even megatall (at least 600 meters or 1,968 feet) buildings are being added to city skylines around the world. University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign architecture professor Abbas Aminmansour specializes in the design of steel and reinforced concrete structures and of tall buildings.