The Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) is alerting taxpayers that changes announced by the United States Postal Service (USPS) regarding postmarks could impact tax filings […]

RECENT SIGNING–Senior Kruz Koester signed a letter of commitment to the Blue Jays golf team at Westminster College. He is pictured seated with his parents, […]

“You’re a good kid that made a bad decision,” Randolph County Judge Jeremy Walker told Jayden Ethington before a packed courtroom on the morning of […]

Red Bud Police were called to MotoMart on the evening of Friday, March 6 for a report of a man with a gun. According to […]

The Randolph Society Foundation Board is pleased to announce that Don Welge, who took the helm of his family’s business as a young man and […]

A well known local pastor passed away on Tuesday, March 3. Reverend Kenneth A. Knobloch, 90, of Maeystown, was ordained in 1964 and served in […]

There may not be much competition on the March 17 primary election ballots, but it is still very important to go out and vote. Randolph […]

The Perandoe Special Education District’s Transition Planning Committee, in partnership with the Illinois Department of Human Services-Division of Rehabilitation Services and the Red Bud School […]

By Susan Taylor, Dennis Wilmsmeyer, Cyndi Buchheit-Courtway and Brent Donovan The advancement of the recently announced America’s Maritime Action Plan (MAP) is embraced by the […]

Despite the rainy weather Saturday, there was still a good turnout for the annual Eagle Fest held March 7 at the Jerry F. Costello Lock […]