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BREAKING NEWS

May 13th, 2008
Semi crashes on I-24 early Tuesday
Lake Egypt issues boil order for some district customers
Hiring procedures of police, fire officials changing in Murphysboro
Elks to host charity golf tournament in June
Memo spotlights Rezko concern in governor's office
Second West Frankfort K-Mart employee in trouble for alleged theft
Southern Illinois corn yields in 2007 variable, experts say
Annual summer basketball camps set for the summer
Creal Springs boil order lifted
Pay raise vote in limbo in State Senate
Woman who became pinned under dead husband dies
Housing authority given back ability to award local contracts
Victim in Sunday train-vehicle wreck identified as Marion police chief's nephew
American Legion to assist The Haven in Carterville
Springfield doctor to be honored as SIU med school's distinguished alumni
Lawmakers call for coal audit
Williamson Co. highway department accidents down
Wheelchair-bound individual struck by train in Carbondale
Railroad crossing reopened following train-wheelchair accident
City officials respond to Pinckneyville mayor's claims of waste
(Updated) Train-wheelchair victim dies, hospital officials say
Officials investigating suspicious house fire

May 12th, 2008
Firestone to step down as SIH president
Golf tournament benefit brings in $21,000
Teen arrested for stealing guns, money from relative, police say
Sparta woman killed by falling tree Sunday
Hydrant replacement in Marion Wednesday night
Pinckneyville native takes on new leadership role
Attorney general seeking input from crime victims
Vandals strike Franklin Co. Country Club
Maggie Flanagan to retire from philanthropic group she founded
Out-patient surgeries being performed again at Marion VA
New warning signal added to problematic Wal-Mart intersection
Hospital Week recognized at Franklin Hospital this week
Williamson, Saline counties picking up after high winds
Flushing notice for Devil's Kitchen Water District
SIUC coal researcher appointed to national board on coal
Logan baseball game rescheduled for today
Police investigating woman's death from last week
Bike to Work Day Friday in Carbondale
Marion City Council expected to appoint two commissioners tonight
Sister Mary Bede honored for a life of service to hospital

May 9th, 2008
Some lawmakers considering scaled back construction plan
Three IDOT employees honored for heroism on the job
Medicaid patient records now online for doctors
Community leaders asked to mentor future leaders
Olives recalled due to glass pieces possibly in jars
Murphysboro boil order lifted
Saline County authorities make biggest drug bust in their history
Patrons may see higher prices at farmer's markets this summer
Donors' reception set at John A. Logan Museum
Mulkeytown man injured in motorcycle wreck
Scholarship established in honor of deceased photojournalism student
"Creations of the Spirit" art exhibit on display next Friday

May 8th, 2008
Voters get to decide on "con-con" this November
Unemployment workshop scheduled later this month
Franklin-Williamson Human Services names new director of development
Strong-arm robbery reported at SIUC
Police looking for suspect in Carbondale armed robbery
Region 24 baseball begins tonight at Rent One Park
Community leaders to be honored at breakfast Friday
Shawnee Community College preparing for drama camp in June
Casino revenue down again for April
Governor to attend I-57 dedication for Ken Gray
Suspect wanted in Carbondale fatal shooting arrested, released

May 7th, 2008
Feds pledge $1.3 billion for new FutureGen concept
Firefighters gaining experience in new academy
Spring Sing event times
SIUC announces numbers for dean's list
Public meetings with Carbondale city manager candidates set
Boil order in Murdale lifted
Southern Illinois students named "agbassadors" for SIUC
Student arrested for making bomb threat to school
Mulkeytown couple dies in motorcycling accident
Pinckneyville mayor says utility department is costing the city too much
Faulty wiring blamed for Marion business fire; owner says they'll stay in town
John A. Logan Health Education Complex to close at noon
Benton man injured in car accident Wednesday morning

May 6th, 2008
Rend Lake Water Festival starts today
Dispatchers, parking service agents agree on new contract with SIUC
Two suspects sought in apparent roadside stabbing
Man convicted on attempted burglary from November 2007 incident
City employee in trouble for allegedly stealing equipment
Brown Bag Concerts start Wednesday in Carbondale
Man faces charges after allegedly confronting police officer with gun
Entrants sought for 12th annual "Pig Out"
Boil order issued in Murphysboro
"Walk with the Dogs" raises money for pancreatic cancer research
Ina police chief on leave, city looking for interim official
Robert "Dog" Connell to be laid to rest
Miss Illinois special speaker at honors achievers banquet



FRONT PAGE

May 13th, 2008
Marion woman pinned by deceased husband dies
Marion City Council appoints commissioners
Galatia mine lays off 187 employees
A life of service: Sister Mary Bede honored at St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Last year's low corn yield could make a repeat
Obama talks shop with factory workers
Southern Illinois Healthcare CEO retires
Wind blamed for death of Sparta woman
Train kills wheelchair-bound man

May 12th, 2008
Wind blamed for death of Sparta woman
Marion City Council appoints commissioners
Officials seek public opinion on tax assessor position
Galatia mine lays off 187 employees
Facebook ads brought to you by SIUC student
A life of service Sister Mary Bede honored at St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Rain wreaking havoc on farmers markets
Strength with a smile Benton woman continues work with Relay for Life as she battles cancer herself
Southern Illinois Healthcare CEO retires
Obama to speak in Cape Girardeau

May 11th, 2008
Region's largest foster care agency threatened by lack of funds
Lawmakers consider scaling back construction plan
SIUC graduates ready to face future
Officials seek public opinion on tax assessor position
Facebook ads brought to you by SIUC student
Rain reaping havoc on farmers markets
Strength with a smile Benton woman continues work with Relay for Life as she battles cancer herself
Fitness instructor doesn't let work stop her from being mom

May 10th, 2008
IDOT employees honored for heroic act
Fitness instructor doesn't let work stop her from being mom
Miners open tonight in Marion against defending Northern League champs
SIU calls alleged violation 'false'
Lawmakers consider scaling back construction plan
SIUC graduates ready to face future
SIUC grad motivates students at commencement ceremony
Region's largest foster care agency threatened by lack of funds
Couple arrested in 'big' drug bust

May 9th, 2008
SIU calls alleged violation 'false'
SIUC grad motivates students at commencement ceremony
Miners open tonight in Marion against defending Northern League champs
IDOT employees honored for heroic act
Couple arrested in 'big' drug bust

May 8th, 2008
Blagojevich shrugs off criticism for moving IDOT jobs into region
Cyclone hits home
Gray gets his day, his highway
A postage stamp is forever
Ex-women's basketball player's letter accuses SIU of wrongdoing
State House shoots down pay raises

May 7th, 2008
Running down a dream
Motorcycle accident claims couple's lives
SIUC student comes forward about encounter with man convicted of sexual assault
State House shoots down pay raises

May 6th, 2008
Obama nears nomination after North Carolina win
'What are your dreams?'
Earthquake conference tells of scary possibilities
Pit bull shot by cops after an attack
Investigation finds 'deficiencies' at Heartland
State cracks down in work zones



LOCAL

May 13th, 2008
Fried pies a favorite at farmers' market
Principal addresses allegations about leave of absence
Foundation founder plans to retire soon
American Legion assists The Haven
Official to hear District 95 parents' views
Healthy living fair celebrates National Hospital Week

May 12th, 2008
Flashing lights may help change drivers' habits
Pinckneyville hires county sergeant as new police chief
Principal addresses allegations about leave of absence
Walk to raise money to help fight cancer
Strong winds cause headaches in region
Southern Barbeque goes out of business after 38 years
Weekend storm keeps cleanup crews busy
Council makes choice for new city manager
Anna Citry Council discusses revisions to ordinances

May 11th, 2008
Anna Citry Council discusses revisions to ordinances
Brothers graduate with perfect attendance
Walk to raise money to help fight cancer
Strong winds cause headaches in region
Cairo students take their case for more funding to Springfield
Southern Barbeque goes out of business after 38 years

May 10th, 2008
Former Benton resident writes book about tornado
Last energy symposium plugs into sustainability
'Under These Same Stars'
Brothers graduate with perfect attendance
SIUC honors Rendleman on graduation

May 9th, 2008
Where the wild things sing
LEAD SI urges community leaders to be mentors
Bond is new director of development at FWHS
Last energy symposium plugs into sustainability

May 8th, 2008
Inexperienced firefighters learn the ropes at fire academy
Fugitive turns herself in to police
Durbin urges Great Lakes to finalize agreement
Police seek suspect in armed robbery

May 7th, 2008
JALC honors include youngest grad ever
Wednesday morning fire damages Marion business
Mayor discusses utilities department's efficiency
Pinckneyville twins earn college degrees, high school diplomas simultaneously

May 6th, 2008
'Dog' remembered
Stabbing referred to as random act of violence
Planting a new life Former Maytag workers find hope in RLC's horticulture program
Police chief goes on leave after DUI citation
City employee charged with burglary
Carbondale City Council curbing development



SPORTS

May 13th, 2008
Hot bats help Crab Orchard cruise past Elverado
Legendary Carlyle coach doesn't get credit he deserves
Warriors take Vols to the brink
Carterville shuts down Murphysboro

May 12th, 2008
Volunteers return to championship
Wild pitch decides pitching duel between Herrin and Waltonville
Murphysboro shuts out Du Quoin to open Carterville Regional play

May 11th, 2008
Pinto faces tough decision for Miners
Garcia ends drought

May 10th, 2008
Lady Bulldogs erase all doubt
Miners top Railcats to win opener
Dennis tosses 172 pitches in Logan's tourney win
Drake tops Missouri State to claim first tournament title in 14 years
Bears, 'Dogs reach title game

May 9th, 2008
Lady Bulldogs erase all doubt
Salukis rally late, defeat Redbirds
Vols win Region 24 opener
Bears, 'Dogs reach title game
Salukis shut out in MVC opener
Carbondale, Marion girls qualify for state
Cahokia runs away with South Seven boys track championship
Benton wins eighth straight

May 8th, 2008
Carterville wins 10th consecutive BDC title
Kelly hopes to continue hot bat at Illinois State
Haas becomes third Saluki to be named MVC Player of the Year
Salukis shut out in MVC opener
Herrin, Nashville win SIRR track titles
Faidley leads Drake into MVC tournament semifinals

May 7th, 2008
SIU softball prepares for postseason
SIU Coaches Caravan brings bigwigs to the fans
Carbondale boys tennis could be state competitor
Back to the ballpark
Dexter has become an unexpected leader for Century
Bound for Baylor

May 6th, 2008
RLC high jumper Merriweather qualifies for U.S. Olympic trials
Relive the best SIU memories
Wildcats' offense explodes in victory
A different start for Miners
Murphysboro, A-J softball battle to seven-inning tie
Big third inning leads Pinckneyville to win
Lions tee off in five-inning rout
Weather puts hold on Carbondale tennis' shot at 10-0 record
Southern Illinoisan Sports Podcast: The Miners



OUTDOORS

May 10th, 2008
The 15-minute turkey hunt

May 8th, 2008
Fishing trip ruined as cold front haunts me
0509 Fishing Report
0509 Outdoors Notes
The 15-minute turkey hunt



BUSINESS

May 11th, 2008
KB Bar B Que celebrates its one-year anniversary in Marion
Farming flowers Hilliard's wholesale peonies rooted in 1920s
SIUC grad's hobby brightens almost anything

May 10th, 2008
KB Bar B Que celebrates its one-year anniversary in Marion
Farming flowers Hilliard's wholesale peonies rooted in 1920s
SIUC grad's hobby brightens almost anything
Hood comes a long way to succeed in the business world



LIFESTYLES

May 13th, 2008
Wine and Food 101 Three-course meal teaches basics of proper pairings
Stay connected Wireless technology among many advances helping the hearing impaired

May 12th, 2008
Stay connected Wireless technology among many advances helping the hearing impaired
I just can't sleep!

May 11th, 2008
Summer camp: How to send your doubts packing
Travel Briefs
For the love of music
How Stuff Works: Holding Your Breath

May 10th, 2008
Area priest sees Pope
I'm wearing pink, if that helps
Summer camp: How to send your doubts packing
How Stuff Works: Holding Your Breath
Travel Briefs
For the love of music
Personality quiz matches kids with camps

May 9th, 2008
Area priest sees Pope
I'm wearing pink, if that helps
Light the night: Brighten your outdoor spaces for the summer

May 8th, 2008
Scrimp your way An affordable getaway can be yours this season
Light the night: Brighten your outdoor spaces for the summer
Ant season is here
Magical dish cleaning
Gardeners dig buried pots

May 7th, 2008
All the fun of ice cream without the drips
Become a thrill seeker
Site has remodeling questions answered
Scrimp your way An affordable getaway can be yours this season

May 6th, 2008
New stuff
Toast mom with tea This easy-to-put-together party is a perfect present



OPINION

May 13th, 2008
Some see our heritage disappearing
Voice of the Reader 5-13
Voice of the Reader
Graduation calls for celebration, safety
IDOT, police fix highway trouble spot

May 12th, 2008
Hillary's new tactic has a point
Lawmakers defense of raises 'insulting'
Voice of the Reader

May 11th, 2008
Blago's credibility holds up bulldozers
Voice of the Reader 5-11

May 10th, 2008
Take some time to thank your mom
One down, two to go
Community involvement is a winning strategy for SIUC
Blago's credibility holds up bulldozers
The U.S. war on journalists
Voice of the Reader
Voice of the Reader 5-10
Leaders focus on growing our region
Here's my advice: Never, never quit

May 9th, 2008
Voice of the Reader
Here's my advice: Never, never quit
History disputes 'common knowledge' on Israel's heritage

May 8th, 2008
Voice of the Reader
Ups and Downs
Today's I-57 exists because of Gray

May 7th, 2008
Voice of the Reader 5-7
Are we a nation of hall monitors?
Pay hike for state lawmakers? No way!
Voice of the Reader

May 6th, 2008
Hillary Clinton: Terminator IV
Voice of the Reader
Work zone speeders risking big fines



TRAVEL

May 12th, 2008
Austria, Switzerland host Euro 2008 soccer games
Travel Briefs: 5-12 to 5-18
South Beach becoming backpackers' spot with hostels
CHICAGO: Capturing one city's rich architectural history
CYBERTRIPS: Tennessee Valley
RV 101: Sure, they're big, but you can do it
Tips for backpacking with a baby

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