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Travis Morse focuses on local news and community events, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and event coverage. His articles often include press releases, which indicates an interest in timely updates from various sources.
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Mount Vernon approved a redevelopment agreement with KRP Properties related to a planned residential development on North 42nd Street.
Jefferson County Board updated solar project rules to require prevailing wage and encourage local labor, while waiving extra screening for an isolated Webber Township site.
Retired Air Force Lt. Col. Ted Buck Sr. received the Illinois DAV's Distinguished Service Award in Mount Vernon, honoring decades of service to veterans.
Mount Vernon designer LaMiranda Gordon will celebrate the opening of ILeana Symone Co. on Main Street Sept. 5, offering custom gowns, alterations and more.
Woodlawn School District and local law enforcement investigated a verbal threat by a student at Woodlawn Grade School, officials said. Safety and disciplinary measures were implemented.
A 77-year-old Mount Vernon man was charged after deputies said he fired a handgun during a domestic dispute. No injuries were reported.
J.L. Buford opened a 50-year-old time capsule, drawing former students and families back to Mount Vernon to revisit memorabilia from the Class of 1976.
The Bluford Unit School District 318 Board of Education was among 53 Illinois districts to earn IASB School Board Governance Recognition for governance and leadership development.
A Mount Vernon man charged after an alleged domestic dispute involving a gun has been placed on GPS-monitored home confinement pending trial.
Fifteen Jefferson County residents were named to the 2026 Senior Saints Hall of Fame for their community service. They will be honored at a Nov. 6 dinner in Mount Vernon.
