MORRISONVILLE — In participation with the National Prevention Week’s theme this year, “Your voice. Your choice. Make a difference.” Morrisonville Students Against Destructive Decisions Officers chose to be drug free, not drive while under the influence, and not text and drive. Pictured left to right is sophomore Amanda O'Brien, Secretary; senior, Charliene Beiermann, President; sophomore, Austin Deal, Vice-President; and sophomore, Josie Goebel, Treasurer. Sponsor for the group is Ashley Rowe. Submitted photo
CHRISTIAN COUNTY — Morrisonville High School (MHS) sophomore, Austin Deal, chooses not to text and drive. Amanda O’Brien, also a sophomore at MHS, chooses to be drug-free. MHS senior, Charliene Beiermann and sophomore, Josie Goebel, say they choose not to drive under the influence. Friday, May 17, 2013
“Yeah we wanted to win every game we play and we wanted to beat SHG this week, but what’s more important? Winning a regional or beating SHG?” asked Coach Spiker, “We want to hoist that trophy. That’s...
TAYLORVILLE — Wes Mueller, Plant Manager, and Mitch Losee, Corp. HR Manager, of the GSI Taylorville plant are shown presenting a check to Malia Hepburn, Executive Director of United Way of Christian County.
DECATUR, Ill. — "Feathers and Wings" was the theme of the 2013 Illinois State Church of God Women's Conference based on Psalms 91:4, "He will cover you with His feathers and under His wings you will find refuge; His...
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Sixth grade students from St. Mary School enjoyed a tour of the Chiara Center on Tuesday, May 7. Tour guide Peter Garvey led the students on a tour, where the students learned about the history of the...
