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Martinsville Council Cites Limited Authority in Ongoing Neighborhood Dispute

By DK 30 April 2026Government, Local NewsNo Comments

Martinsville City Council held its regular meeting on Wednesday, April 22, 2026 at Martinsville City Hall. All members of the council were present. Public Comment A neighborhood dispute has been…

Clark County Primary Election Ballots & Candidate Eligibility Notice

By DK 25 February 2026Government, Local News

The upcoming Primary Election will be held on TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 2026. Below are important notices, the official ballots and a Referendum as provided by the Clark County Clerk's office.…

Casey City Council regular meeting held January 19, 2026

By DK 29 January 2026Government, Local News

Casey City Council held its regular meeting on Monday, January 19, 2026. All members of the council were present. During public comment, Dan Kibler of the Clark County Post provided…

Clark County Board Report: Regular meeting held January 16, 2026

By DK 23 January 2026Government, Local News

The Clark County Board met in regular session on Friday, January 16, 2026. Public Comment Warren Le Fever addressed the board during public comment about the proposed ordinance prohibit sales…

Illinois Secretary of State Mobile DMV at Clark County Courthouse

By DK 22 January 2026Events, Government, Local News

The Illinois Secretary of State Mobile DMV will be at the Clark County Courthouse located at 501 Archer Avenue, in Marshall, Illinois from 10am to 2pm on April 9, 2026.…

Martinsville City Council Report: Regular Meeting held January 14, 2026

By DK 19 January 2026Government, Local News

Martinsville City Council held its regular meeting at 7pm on Wednesday, January 14 at City Hall. Council member Wendy Isbell was absent, due to vacation. Public Comment Robert Maxwell, Secretary…

Casey City Council Report

By DK 17 January 2026Government, Local News

Casey City Council held its regular meeting Monday, January 5, 2026. Public Comment Patty Richards addressed the council during public comment, providing updates on upcoming community events and celebrations. Founder's…

Who Needs a Newspaper?

By DK 6 November 2025Business, Local News

A Legacy of Local News At the end of May 2025, Strohm Newspapers, Inc., closed and ended publication of the Marshall Advocate and Casey-Westfield Reporter. My name is Dan Kibler.…