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Benton Evening News 8:06PM CST

Benton Evening News 2/7/2010
Bullet4-H/Jr. Fair continues this week at fairgrounds. Cindy Bauman has a bit of advice for anyone who plans to attend the 4-H/Junior Fair this week.

BulletFYI. Poker Run set July 26 benefits Terry & family A Poker Run to benefit Trent and Kim Terry is set to start at noon Saturday, July 26.

BulletCASA of Franklin County will receive $2,500 grant from Illinois Bar Foundation. Court Appointed Special Advocates of Franklin County is among the 36 law-related not-for-profit groups statewide which will received grants from the Illinois Bar Foundation, the charitable affiliate of the Illinois State Bar Association.

BulletWoman arrested for driving while her license suspended. West City police officers arrested Misty D. Upton, 19, of Benton at 10:57 p.m. Sunday following a routine traffic stop.

NewsChannel 6 Top Stories 2/4/2010
BulletBallard Schools: Bracing For Flu. Seeing a jump in flu cases, the school district announces plans Thursday to heighten measures to protect students.

BulletFlooding Threat Thru Weeks End. A moisture-rich storm system will bring the threat of flooding rains Thursday and Friday.

BulletFormer Employees Sue McCracken Juvenile Detention Center. They're the people who are supposed to be the good guys, the ones in charge of locking up troubled youngsters. Now 14 former employees of the McCracken County Juvenile Detention...

BulletH1N1 Virus Cancels Class. Another school district in our area is cancelling class for the rest of the week to stop the flu from spreading to more students.

BulletQuinn Pushes For College Grants At SIU. Gov. Pat Quinn, D-Illinois, wants lawmakers to find $200 million to restore the Monetary Assistance Program, which helps 25% of SIU students afford college.

NewsChannel 6 Local News 2/4/2010
BulletSemi Crash Blocks I-24 Exit Ramp

BulletBallard Schools: Bracing For Flu. Seeing a jump in flu cases, the school district announces plans Thursday to heighten measures to protect students.

BulletFlooding Threat Thru Weeks End. A moisture-rich storm system will bring the threat of flooding rains Thursday and Friday.

BulletFormer Employees Sue McCracken Juvenile Detention Center. They're the people who are supposed to be the good guys, the ones in charge of locking up troubled youngsters. Now 14 former employees of the McCracken County Juvenile Detention...

BulletH1N1 Virus Cancels Class. Another school district in our area is cancelling class for the rest of the week to stop the flu from spreading to more students.

Benton KY -Marshall County Tribune-Courier 8:06PM CST
BulletLike father, like son: Another Shelton to lead MCHS. Marshall County pride runs deep in the Shelton family. Anyone who doubts it needs only to take a look at 2-year old Emma Shelton. “Her favorite color is not orange, it’s Marshall County orange,” Scott Shelton said of his daughter during a press conference Thursday to introduce him as the new head football coach at Marshall County High School. Emma stood in her MCHS cheerleader’s outfit as her dad described how it feels to have the opportunity to live his dream of leading the football program.

BulletMCHS sweeps district, opens region tourney this week.
Marshall County Head Coach Howard Beth used words such as “excellent,” “solid” and “intense” when describing his team’s performance in Thursday’s 61-45 win over Calloway County in the 4th District Championship. However, the one word that best described what fans and the Lady Lakers witnessed was “dominant.”


BulletMCHS sweeps district, opens region tourney this week.
The 4th District Tournament was capped Thursday with another classic game in the rivalray between Marshall County and Calloway County. At Jeffery Gymnasium in Murray, the Marshals took a commanding lead, let it slip away and managed to snatch it back in a 51-45 overtime win.

BulletThe Gum Chair: Art Project. Renita Gourieux doesn’t quite remember where she came up with the idea to plaster used chewing gum over a desk. But so far, it’s getting rave reviews.
Gourieux, art teacher at Marshall County High School, thought it might be a neat idea to get all students involved with a central piece of art. Although many would think disgusting or full of germs, the students don’t seem phased too much by it. After all, the desk is not only made up of gum, but a heavy dose of Lysol as well.

BulletOne horse, one kid and magic happens. When asked what motivates her to dedicate so much time and effort into her non-profit organization, H.O.R.S.E.S Inc., a program dedicated to Helping Others Reach Success using Equestrian Services, Joy Winebarger points you to her star student, Amanda Gadlage.

BulletObituaries: 3-7-07

BulletSheep stealing and other sins. Back when I earned my daily bread as a religion editor I got to know more than a few pastors. Most of them did a truly admirable job of hating sin. I think we would all agree that hating sin is one of the necessary qualifications for anyone seriously considering a career as a pastor. Deep down, though, I had my suspicions that a few of the pastors I knew liked sin almost as much as I do.

BulletOut-of-town street solicitations raise questions. ames Borders moves slowly down the line of cars, pointing the plastic bucket he holds in his hand at each driver in turn and attempting to make eye contact. Some watch silently without responding as he makes his way down the line of cars before the light changes. Others avert their gaze till he passes. A few roll their window down far enough to thrust an arm through and toss a single bill ­— rarely is it more than one — into the bucket.

BulletSheriff, wrecker drivers reach accord. An after-hours meeting between Marshall County wrecker service providers and Sheriff Kevin Byars has resolved complaints concerning controversial changes to the longstanding “next on list” system of dispatching wreckers.
Glen Brewer, one of the more outspoken opponents of the changes, said he was thankful that Byars took the time to meet with the service providers and that they appreciated his willingness to come back to the table to discuss the matter.

BulletŒWe need help. Robbed.‚. Mike Green has been saving change in three green five-gallon buckets for about five years now, ever since he and his family moved into their new house at 7523 Brewers Highway. He and his wife, Susan, set aside one bucket for each of their three children, Mabry, Clay and Will, for them to use, or save, when they got older.
But now, they don’t get to use it.

The Daily Register 8:06PM CST
Bullet4-H kids, parents get ready to show. FAIRGROUNDS - Saline County 4-H members and their families arrived at the Saline County fairgrounds early Saturday to prepare the arena and display areas for the upcoming fair.

BulletStabbing, retaliation results in 3 arrests. ELDORADO - Eldorado Police arrested a man on a charge of attempted murder Saturday as a result of a knife stabbing.

BulletHarrisburg school board fills positions. HARRISBURG - The Harrisburg School Board filled a few open teaching positions at a special meeting Friday.

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