Gary Mays is a local journalist based in Illinois, focusing on news and events in the area. With his work appearing in publications such as the Monroe Times and Fennimore Times, Gary covers a range of topics including local politics, crime, community events, and human interest stories.
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Gary Mays focuses primarily on local news, particularly crime and traffic accidents in the Illinois area. He has a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or updates related to ongoing local crime cases, developments in employment or new development projects within the region.
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MONROE — With mere weeks to go before the election, Democrat candidates gathered on a wind-swept autumn day to promote their positions and encourage supporters to get out and vote.
Shannon Bussan, left, with attorney Andrea Winder, appeared in court March 28, 2023 at the Lafayette County Courthouse. Bussan is facing first-degree intentional homicide charges in the February death of her grandmother-in-law. - photo by Adam Krebs
MONROE — A Monticello native, school board member and longtime former firefighter, has ascended to the top job, Fire Chief, in the Madison Fire Department.
MONROE — Several area school districts will join nearly half of all districts in the state that are seeking voter approval for new money through so-called “operating referendum” questions on the Nov. 5 ballot.
City officials and leaders broke ground for Monroe’s new downtown “Pocket Park” last Tuesday, Oct. 22 another step in the project’s life cycle as a major addition to the square.
Whether the city continues to add fluoride to its water supply to support dental health remains an open question, even after a standing-room only meeting on the topic before the Monroe Common Council last Monday, Oct. 21.
A former support staff worker at Monroe High School has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to sex assault charges.
A Monroe man was sentenced to a consecutive 10-year sentence Oct. 23 on combined charges of burglary and third-degree sexual assault.
MONROE — In one of the only contested county races on the 2024 ballot, a former state treasurer is vying for the Green County treasurer job, along with another prominent woman who also has government experience.
Is she a ‘monster’ in grandma’s death or ‘victim of a frame-up?’
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