October, 2022 Stories | West Central Reporter

Home sales in Morgan County during week ending Sept. 24

By West Central Reporter | Oct 21, 2022

There were six reported residential sales in Morgan County in the week ending Sept. 24, according to BlockShopper.com.

Week ending Oct. 22: three inmates sentenced in Pike County to be released from Illinois Department of Corrections

By West Central Reporter | Oct 21, 2022

There are three inmates sentenced to jail in Pike County set to be released from the custody of the Illinois Department of Corrections during the week ending Oct. 22.

“HONORING THE RETIREMENT OF KEITH SWARTZENTRUBER.....” published by Congressional Record in the Extensions of Remarks section on Oct. 21

By West Central Reporter | Oct 21, 2022

The Congressional Record published “HONORING THE RETIREMENT OF KEITH SWARTZENTRUBER.....” in the Extensions of Remarks section on Oct. 21.

Top campaign contribution recipients in Illinois for the week of Oct. 9

By West Central Reporter | Oct 21, 2022

The following political organizations received the most campaign contributions in Illinois during the week of Oct. 9.

City of Rushville City Council met July 5

By Philip Gonzales | Oct 21, 2022

City of Rushville City Council met Tuesday, July 5.

City of Bushnell City Council met Oct. 3

By Philip Gonzales | Oct 21, 2022

City of Bushnell City Council met Monday, Oct. 3.

Heading to North Dakota

By Press release submission | Oct 20, 2022

Heading to North Dakota

Weekly recap of Dallas City home sales during week ending Sept. 24

By West Central Reporter | Oct 20, 2022

The following residential sale was reported in Dallas City in the week ending Sept. 24, according to BlockShopper.com.

City of Hamilton City Council met July 5

By Philip Gonzales | Oct 20, 2022

City of Hamilton City Council met Tuesday, July 5.

Reaching Across Illinois Library System Board met Sept 23

By Philip Gonzales | Oct 20, 2022

Reaching Across Illinois Library System Board met Friday, Sept 23.

McDonough County CEO Students Can Now Earn WIU Credit

By Press release submission | Oct 19, 2022

The word CEO usually conjures images of high-powered executives at Fortune 500 companies; but in McDonough County and rural counties all over the Midwest, it may look like a high school student selling homemade ice cream or automotive detailing services.The Creating Entrepreneurial Opportunities (CEO) program was developed in Fall 2008 by Effingham County teacher Craig Lindvah.