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Lawrence County Historical Society Artifact of the Week.The Lawrence County Historical Society has many artifacts that document the history of our county. Each week the Daily Record will publish an "Artifact of the Week" from the historical society's museum, 619 State Street. This week's artifact is something veterans and scouts alike can readily identify, a canteen, canvas cover, and cup. This one was issued to an Army nurse during World War II. Photo contributed
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Local students win annual poster contest.The Illinois Secretary of State's office, in conjunction with the Illinois Association for Pupil Transportation, sponsors an annual poster contest to increase awareness of school bus safety issues and to publicize National School Bus Safety Week. Although the 2020 School Bus Safety award ceremony in Springfield was canceled due to the COVID-19 virus, three students from Parkside's Literacy program were selected to compete in the National Bus Safety Contest. Pictured, from left, are: Julie Hayes, Parkside principal, Elijah Emmett, second grade winner, Kyler Guercio, fifth grade winner and Cheryl Felty, Creative Literacy teacher. Pictured, right, is Alexis Thompson, sixth grade winner. Crystal Wimberly | Daily Record
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Local students win annual poster contest.The Illinois Secretary of State's office, in conjunction with the Illinois Association for Pupil Transportation, sponsors an annual poster contest to increase awareness of school bus safety issues and to publicize National School Bus Safety Week. Although the 2020 School Bus Safety award ceremony in Springfield was canceled due to the COVID-19 virus, three students from Parkside's Literacy program were selected to compete in the National Bus Safety Contest. Pictured, from left, are: Julie Hayes, Parkside principal, Elijah Emmett, second grade winner, Kyler Guercio, fifth grade winner and Cheryl Felty, Creative Literacy teacher. Pictured, right, is Alexis Thompson, sixth grade winner. Crystal Wimberly | Daily Record
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The Lawrence County Historical Society has many artifacts that document the history of our county. Each week the Daily Record will publish an "Artifact of the Week" from the historical society's museum, 619 State Street. This week's artifact is a photograph of a large barn on the Bridgeport Township High School property, which became the home for a dairy club for agriculture students. This photo was taken during the 1936-37 school year. More about the dairy club can be found in the historical society's book, “Growing Aware."
Lawrence County Historical Society's Artifact of the Week
The Lawrence County Historical Society has many artifacts that document the history of our county. Each week the Daily Record will publish an "Artifact of the Week" from the historical society's museum, 619 State Street. more
The American Legion Auxiliary Lawrence Unit No. 28 recently made a donation to the Wreaths Across America project for the Lawrenceville City Cemetery. WAA provides a wreath for each of the 1,100 veterans buried in the cemetery. This is the third year for the event in Lawrenceville. Fundraising efforts have been canceled due to the ongoing pandemic but direct donations can be made at People's State Bank or can be mailed to Wreaths Across America c/o Crystal Wimberly, 1606 Dubois Street, Lawrenceville, IL, 62439. Pictured, from left, are: Annette Akers, Theresa Greene and Crystal Wimberly, all representing WAA and auxiliary members, historian Norma Bean, president Beverly Sheley, vice-president Leona Thacker and chaplain Rose Hart.
Legion Auxiliary donates to Wreaths Across America
The American Legion Auxiliary Lawrence Unit No. 28 recently made a donation to the Wreaths Across America project for the Lawrenceville City Cemetery. more
Steve Benson, Lawrenceville, has retired from Country Financial after serving 44 years with the organization. Benson began his career with the company as an agent in 1976. During his retirement, Benson is looking forward to spending more time in his shed in the country where he will garden and enjoy the deer, turkey and other wildlife. He also hopes to have more time to visit nearby family and friends as well as his children and grandchildren. Benson and his wife, Janet, have two children and seven grandchildren.
Benson retires from Country Financial
Steve Benson, Lawrenceville, has retired from Country Financial after serving 44 years with the organization. more
Parkside Elementary School has announced its Students of the Month for the month of September. Each student received a Certificate of Recognition, a gift certificate for a free 20 oz. drink from Sip It, a pencil and candy. The students will also receive a lunch from Jimmy Johns in the near future. From left, are: Eva Ivers, first grade; Kaleyah Collins, second grade, Ryan Crews, third grade, Courtney Cook, fourth grade and Cierra York, fifth grade. Not pictured is Roland Padgett, kindergarten.
Parkside names Students of the Month for September
Parkside Elementary School has announced its Students of the Month for the month of September. more
Lawrence County Memorial Hospital has turned its light pole, in front of the facility, 2200 State Street in Lawrenceville, pink in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a public ceremony was not held. LCMH CEO Don Robbins (left), along with LCMH employee John White and LCMH general surgeon Dr. Anne Barnwell-Grayson, are shown lighting the tree. Susan Gher, representing the Lawrence County Cancer Resource Center and Wig Shoppe, has placed pink bows around the light poles as well. The campaign began on Oct. 1 and will end on Saturday, Oct. 31.
LCMH honors Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Lawrence County Memorial Hospital has turned its light pole, in front of the facility, 2200 State Street in Lawrenceville, pink in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. more
The Lawrence County Historical Society has many artifacts that document the history of our county. Each week the Daily Record will publish an "Artifact of the Week" from the historical society's museum, 619 State Street. Personal diaries are important tools for researchers. This one chronicles incidents in the life of a front-line Army Nurse during WWII.
Lawrence County Historical Society Artifact of the Week
The Lawrence County Historical Society has many artifacts that document the history of our county. Each week the Daily Record will publish an "Artifact of the Week" from the historical society's museum, 619 State Street. Personal diaries are important tools for researchers. This one chronicles incidents in the life of a front-line Army Nurse during WWII. more
Lawrence County Historical Society Artifact of the Week.The Lawrence County Historical Society has many artifacts that document the history of our county. Each week the Daily Record will publish an "Artifact of the Week" from the historical society's museum, 619 State Street. Once in a while the volunteers at the society are stumped as to the what or who or when or where of an item. Such is the case of this photo of perhaps a choral group or maybe even an entire graduating class. Photo contributed
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