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Crescent City students Walk-A-Thon - WGFA Radio (opens the original)
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Proceeds will help purchase new playground equipment Crescent City Grade School's students (kindergarten through fifth grade) are currently raising funds/pledges for their annual Walk-A-Thon. The event is set to take place on school grounds at 10:50 am Friday, September 4. Parents can join their students for the walk-a-thon. This year, funds are to be geared toward new playground equipment. So far, Casey's has given a $10,000 donation towards the equipment and the goal is to raise the remaining
Watseka Family Festival: Part of Upcoming Weekend Fun - WGFA Radio (opens the original)
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The two-day Watseka Family Festival actually begins Thursday evening at Legion Park. Tickets are still available for the two nights of musical entertainment. Visit www.watsekafamilyfest.com The Kentucky Headhunters and the Confederate Railroad share the stage Friday 8/28. Then on Saturday, Rodney Atkins performs with an opening from Eddie Montgomery. There’s family fun for all visitors. Admission for all non-concert activities is completely Free. Thursday events include A Natural High singing fr
Former Hoopeston Drug Dealer Sentenced - WGFA Radio (opens the original)
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VERMILION COUNTY STATE’S ATTORNEY’S OFFICE RELEASE 42-year-old Christopher Mattison, formerly of Hoopeston pleaded guilty to Possession with Intent to Deliver Controlled Substance. In Vermilion County Court, Mattison was sentenced to 6 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections. Following his prison term, Mattison will serve one year of mandatory supervised release. The plea and sentencing were presided over by Judge Mark S. Goodwin. It was early January when Hoopeston Police conducted a tr
Fire at Kankakee IKO Manufacturing - WGFA Radio (opens the original)
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A pressurized line leading to an incinerator sparked a fire Monday morning at the Kankakee IKO Roofing manufacturing plant on South Tech Drive. Kankakee Fire Chief Bryan LaRoche reported some kind of mechanical failure. The fire was under control within about an hour, but three workers were treated for smoke inhalation. There was no damage estimate available. The manufacturing site produces roofing shingles. A lot of black smoke resulted from an oil leak from a line extending to the incinerator.
Paxton stepping up to help flood victims - WGFA Radio (opens the original)
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The Paxton Area Chamber of Commerce received business support to assist people recovering from the flood. Several businesses donated so that the Chamber was able to hand out fans and cleaning supplies. Gift cards were also distributed. Chamber Vice-President Austin Curtis it’s just a way to support the people who support our local businesses every day. Clean-up efforts in the community continue after the reports of 10-12 inches of rain over the last weekend. An emergency declaration is providing
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