‘Leo’s On Fire’ scheduled for Aug. 23 at Mooneyham Art in Alton
Mooneyham Art LLC recently announced the upcoming Leo’s On Fire, a celebratory exhibition and free public event to be held from 5 to 9:30 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 23, 2025, at its downtown Alton gallery, located at 305 State Street. The event commemorates the birthdays and art of Charles Mooneyham, Jon Ross-Mooneyham, and Stephen Scordias—three…
Read MoreSIUC research focuses on air traffic controllers’ mental health
Research by Southern Illinois University Carbondale aviation and psychology faculty may shed added light on mental health concerns of the nation’s air traffic controllers (ATC) as they face high-pressure working conditions and staffing shortages. The goal is to fill a research gap within an integral part of the aviation industry and provide potential recommendations…
Read MoreRyan Esche promoted to Illinois GM at Henricksen
Henricksen, a leading national contract furniture dealer, recently announced that Ryan Esche, principal and vice president, Sales – Illinois, has been promoted to principal and general manager – Illinois. In this role, Esche will lead business development and sales initiatives, working closely with project managers and designers to continue delivering exceptional results for clients. “During…
Read MoreIDJJ to host juvenile justice specialist job screenings
The Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice (IDJJ) will host employment screening events for its Juvenile Justice Specialist positions. Juvenile Justice Specialists make a difference in the lives of youth by providing a safe and healthy environment through mentoring relationships and direct supervision of youth. The positions are full-time, year-round, shift-work positions and the position has…
Read MoreHolland Construction announces three executive-level promotions
Holland Construction Services recently announced three executive-level promotions, reinforcing the company’s long-term commitment to building with integrity, both for its clients and its team, through professional growth, operational excellence, building strong relationships. Kurt Steinmann has been named vice president of Holland’s Residential business unit. Steinmann brings over 27 years of industry experience in design-build, preconstruction,…
Read MoreMCT announces August service changes, proposed 2026 modifications public meetings
Madison County Transit (MCT) has announced a series of service changes set to take effect on Sunday, Aug.10, 2025, including updates to MCT Micro zones and fixed-route services. In addition, MCT will host public meetings in early August to collect feedback on proposed changes under consideration in 2026. Changes in August include the following: MCT…
Read MoreSister Thea Bowman Catholic School welcomes Principal Kenneth Nance Jr.
Nance, a Sister Thea alum, is committed to academic excellence, faith-based leadership, and students’ holistic development Sister Thea Bowman Catholic School (STBCS), the last remaining Catholic School in East St. Louis, recently announced that Mr. Kenneth Nance Jr., Sister Thea Bowman Catholic School alum, has accepted the position of principal. Nance brings with him a…
Read MoreSmall tweaks, big wins
By CAROLYN GREEN You’ve been putting in the work. Your marketing, your engagement, your presence—it’s all coming together. But here’s the thing: The best businesses don’t just set a plan and forget it. They regroup. They refine. They make small but powerful shifts that lead to bigger wins. So before the summer ends, let’s take…
Read MoreMedia literacy education lacks consistency across Illinois
State law requiring instruction was passed three years ago By JASON PISCIA and DR. ANN STRAHLE Capitol News Illinois Article Summary Three years ago, the state mandated that K-12 schools teach media literacy. But the law did not create statewide oversight or provide funding for curriculum. A University of Illinois Springfield study conducted last year…
Read MoreAG Raoul obtains guilty plea, restitution from former Shipman village treasurer
Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced that his office obtained a guilty plea from a former village trustee and treasurer in Macoupin County who misused village funds by collecting pay she was not entitled to and spending funds on personal expenses. Elizabeth Robinson, 47, of Shipman, pleaded guilty to Class 1 felony theft of governmental property,…
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