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Harvest, wine festivals this weekend (opens the original)
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Autumn really gets going in Crawford County this weekend with a pair of annual festivals. The Heath Harvest Fest is Friday and Saturday on the Crawford County Courthouse square and South Cross in Robinson, while the Wabash Valley Wine and Art Festival is Saturday and Sunday on Main Street in Palestine. The festival, which began as the Robinson Fall Festival, dates back at least 70 years. In the early years, it consisted of carnival rides on the courthouse lawn, a bean dinner at Robinson City Par
Unit 3 approves new budget (opens the original)
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Palestine Unit 3 officials expect to end the 2026-27 school year in the black. The board approved the tentative 2026-27 budget during its recent monthly meeting. The budget shows the district sitting very well, according to Superintendent Jessica Sisil. She added the district should be operating in the black for the school year The district started the year in the black with more than $2 million, Sisil previously told the Daily News. Anticipated revenue is more than $4.9 million, while expenditu
CMH Newton clinic called into question (opens the original)
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Crawford Memorial Hospitalâs new specialty clinic in Newton is open but some question if it should even exist. Several people, including current and former members of the Crawford County Board attended a recent meeting of the CMH board to question if the hospital had violate state law by opening a clinic outside its district boundaries. âI donât believe anybody on this board has done anything malicious,â County board member Jonathon Goff said, adding that opening a new clinic is âproba
Robinson solar farm moratorium extended (opens the original)
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Robinson will continue to ban the creation of solar farms in and around the city while moving ahead on other economic development projects. The Robinson City Council has voted to extend for another six months a moratorium on solar farms. The moratorium covers the city and the area within a mile-and-a-half of its corporate limits. There is some confusion coming from Springfield about who has jurisdiction over such farms, with some laws seemingly granting control to county boards while others cont
Hermit of the Wabash still fascinates (opens the original)
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Greg Parrott recalls how he first found âSolitude.â It was 1962. Parrott was 14 and spent a lot of time fishing the Wabash and Embarras rivers with his uncles. One summer day, as they approached the mouth of Turman Creek on the Indiana side of the Wabash, he spotted the ruins of a cabin on the high bank. The roof had collapsed, he remembered, and the walls were leaning. âIt was destined not to remain very much longer,â Parrott said. âWhatâs that?â he asked his uncle, Floyd Weaver.
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