Charlie’s Voice – Is Your Teenager Human?
The Villagers’ Voice preview: “We have teenagers everywhere. They’re invasive, and they’re dangerous. I’m sure if there was a thermonuclear war, only…”
Reporting from The Villagers’ Voice and Illinois Leaks. Explore the stories below and follow the links to read the full reports at their original publications.
The Villagers’ Voice preview: “We have teenagers everywhere. They’re invasive, and they’re dangerous. I’m sure if there was a thermonuclear war, only…”
The Villagers’ Voice preview: “The 2027 Carmi Mayoral race is heating up after former Mayor Bill Stendeback’s sudden…”
The Villagers’ Voice preview: “Alert from Village of Norris City: Online Payments Date: Oct 22, 2026 It has come to our…”
The Villagers’ Voice preview: “The Carmi City Council last night tabled a vote to pay the first bill…”
Carmi and White County residents can bring unwanted electronics to a November 7 recycling event in Carmi. The Villagers’ Voice outlines the location, hours, accepted materials, preparation requirements, and items that may carry a fee.
Southeastern Illinois College’s November 7–8 Heritage Festival will feature more than 80 vendors, food, and a new vendor-passport promotion. The Villagers’ Voice previews the event and the opportunity to win a basket of vendor merchandise.
The Villagers’ Voice reports that Carmi police arrested a 28-year-old resident on a misdemeanor domestic-battery charge. The full report is available through the publication’s subscription site.
Indian Creek Township’s October meeting agenda includes an IMRF audit, an audit committee selection, and financial business. The Villagers’ Voice publishes the agenda for the October 21 meeting in Norris City.
Candidates are collecting petitions for Carmi’s upcoming city elections. The Villagers’ Voice reports on emerging challengers for alderman seats and the local races beginning to take shape.
The Carmi-White County school board approved a $421,745 donation from the Absher Foundation. The Villagers’ Voice reports that the money will support educational programs, technology, security, arts, and student activities.
The NCOE school board’s October 21 meeting agenda includes a special education plan and a maintenance grant. The Villagers’ Voice publishes the meeting notice and business scheduled for consideration.
The Villagers’ Voice’s October 7–13 land-records report covers local property transfers, mortgages, and oil-and-gas records. The complete listing is available through the publication’s subscription site.