Jeff Boshart, art professor and sculptor, directs the securment of one of his sculptures to a trailer on the west side of the Doudna Fine Arts Center Wednesday.
After a record setting season, red-shirt junior pole-vaulter Mick Viken was eliminated from the NCAA National Championships after failing to make his fourth jump at a height of 18 feet. He finished 12th out of 24 competitors.
The Summer Start-Up Festival on Sunday, hosted by the St. Charles Borromeo Church, 921 Madison Ave., features games, raffles and food. Father John Titus said they host the festival to bring the community together.
Fae Wendle, an employee at Eddie Beck Farms, pulls dead flower heads off a hanging planter. She said Mike Beck, the owner, and her will do this before the market to make the flowers look better.
EIU Media Relations sent out an EIU News Alert Sunday announcing First Mid-Illinois Bank and Trust closing the branch located in the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.
This week, a story broke is of great concern to us here at the News: the revelation that the Department of Justice had subpoenaed two months of records from 20 phone lines of the Associated Press.
Selling books is not just about the money, it is also about getting affordable books out to the community, Jeanne Hamilton, Charleston Carnegie Public Library director, said.
