Effingham County
- Former Building at Mall Suffers Water Damage After Sprinkler Line Broke Monday, January 20, 2020Effingham Assistant Fire Chief Matt Kulesza said firefighters received an alarm to the building. Such alarms occur when the water pressure drops, such ...
- Clay County Sheriff's Report Monday, January 20, 2020Louisville, IL -(Effingham Radio)- The following information was released by the Clay County Sheriff's Department on January 20, 2020. Jan. 9, Rachel ...
- Noon Rotary Starting to Celebrate 100th Anniversary Monday, January 20, 2020The Rotary weekly student was Parker Siner, the son of Jim Siner and Tonya Siner and a senior at Effingham High School. Tonya Siner is a Noon ...
Montgomery County
- Montgomery County Asks Rural Residents and Business to Return Yellow Postcard Broadband Survey Friday, January 17, 2020In early January, Montgomery County mailed a five-question broadband survey on yellow postcards to approximately 32,000 residents and businesses in the Agricultural Reserve and nearby properties. The purpose of the survey is to identify homes and residents that do not have broadband service, that have poor-quality broadband service, or that are interested in better service. […]
- Thousands of Residents of All Ages Expected to Participate in Montgomery County’s MLK Day of Service Activities Friday, January 17, 2020The Montgomery County Volunteer Center and its partner agencies will host large-scale service project activities in celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, designated as a national day of service. Note: All locations require advance registration. As of Jan. 17, the main site in North Bethesda has some spaces remaining, but satellite locations are […]
- First-ever Montgomery County Government Employee Survey Indicates High Levels of Job Satisfaction and Key Areas for Improvement Thursday, January 16, 2020County Executive Marc Elrich is committed to improving the way government operates. He believes in hearing directly from employees about what is operating well and what needs change. The County is now releasing the results of the first comprehensive survey of its approximately 10,000-member workforce, a cooperative effort with the County’s three labor unions—the Montgomery […]