Carla Waters is a journalist based in Watseka, Illinois. She writes for the Herald Journal and her work has also appeared in The News-Gazette. Carla covers local news and events in the Watseka area, including community festivals, performances, business updates, and social initiatives.
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Carla's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, human interest stories, and announcements related to Watseka, Illinois. She frequently covers topics such as entertainment news, family & relationships, crime, politics, and agriculture & farming within the context of her local area. If you are looking to pitch a story to Carla Waters consider focusing on local community events or heartwarming human interest stories that have ties to Watseka or the surrounding areas in Illinois. Additionally, pitches about local businesses and initiatives related to veterans could also be well received by her audience.
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Two Watseka officers were promoted earlier this month.
The Iroquois County Board voted for a 9.79 percent increase in the 2024 annual tax levy.
Watseka has been awarded a grant for improvements to Lakeview Park.
The second Winterfest was cold but well attended in Watseka.
The Unit 9 School Board on Dec. 17 heard about several activities and events being conducted within the district.
Iroquois Economic Development Association Executive Director recently gave an end of year report of 2024 happenings in the county.
By: Carla Waters
While the 2024 football season is over for high school and winding down at the college and professional levels, the sport continues to have a followers at all levels.
By: Carla Waters
Editor’s note: The Times-Republic traditionally asks some key area officials questions about how the previous year went and what they see for the future. This is the first of several
Newton County officials were sworn in the afternoon of Jan. 6.
A benefit will be conducted in Lake Village to support the family of Corporal Brandon Schreiber.
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