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Oak Street Art, a local artists collective, will be taking their art into the brick streets of the John A. Logan historic district of Murphysboro on Saturday for the third annual Oak Street Art Fair, an all-day party featuring the…

CARBONDALE — The Illinois Commerce Commission reversed a decision on a lawsuit April 4, allowing individuals involved with an electric cooperative to receive a cash back incentive for installing a solar power system.

The Serve Illinois Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service is presenting five individuals and one business with the Governor’s Volunteer Service Award for service provided in Southern Illinois.

Anthony Spinazola is an artist. He works with traditional materials such as metals and paints, but also with unconventional mediums of fiberglass and even automotive body filler. His work cannot be found in any gallery, unless one was to apply…

The preteen and teenage years are pretty, well, downright miserable for many girls. At least, they were for me.

BEVELY, Jasmine and SMITH, Zachary, a son, Thursday, April 5, 2018, Memorial Hospital of Carbondale.

CARBONDALE — A new experience for young children in Southern Illinois gives them an opportunity to exercise their creativity while getting in touch with nature at the same time.

The Humane Society of Southern Illinois, along with Wright-Way Rescue, is hosting a low-cost vaccination and microchip clinic for pets.

Cynthia (Fligel) Busch is a southern Illinois resident and business owner. In collaboration with The Southern, she is serving as a representative of the Girls World Expo organization as the Community Outreach Coordinator.