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Recently I was in St. Francis Hospital and needed to be transferred by ambulance to another hospital for further treatment.
St. Francis had a great deal of trouble finding a service that …
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Hello, I’m Tom Anderson. I am a farmer in the Butler/Hillsboro area.
I can remember my father’s old Case tractor and the corn crib where we stored corn. The tractor had no …
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Tom Anderson, Butler
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10/11/22
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As an English teacher, I taught (perhaps a better verb would be interpreted) much poetry for HHS students. My hope at the time was to prepare them with advice to follow once they hit the real world. …
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I’m preparing to teach a class at Southern Illinois University next spring on restoring American statesmanship and am struck by the critical connection between engaged citizenship and …
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I am writing this letter in support of the bond referendum on the ballot Nov. 8. This approach taken by HCUSD #3 is the most conservative approach they can take in trying to improve our high …
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Whitey Patton, CPA, Hillsboro
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10/3/22
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When I think back to my high school days, I tend to think fondly, focusing on what I enjoyed, rather than things I struggled with.
And I think that it’s okay to look back at the happy …
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by Mary Herschelman
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9/26/22
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Welcome back to Imagine Hillsboro Checks In. If this is your first time joining us, welcome! This column features a bi-monthly update regarding all things Imagine Hillsboro. Fall is here, and believe …
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by Lucas Altenberger
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9/26/22
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Hello readers, my name is Gabe Osborn, and I am the Resource Conservationist with the Montgomery County Soil and Water Conservation District. This is the first edition of a monthly column where I …
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by Gabe Osborn
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9/26/22
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Carbon dioxide pipelines and storage will be a safety hazard should it enter and be stored in Montgomery County. The plans of Heartland Greenway were stated in the Montgomery County Board meeting on …
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Mary Ellen DeClue, Litchfield
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9/26/22
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A message from Montgomery County State’s Attorney Andrew Affrunti, Montgomery County Sheriff Rick Robbins, Litchfield Police Chief Kenny Ryker, Hillsboro Police Chief Randy Leetham, …
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9/19/22
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September 1955 is filled with harvest, fairs and bureaucracy. Grandma and Grandpa have to prove they were born. I'm not sure why; perhaps because of Social Security. Fortunately they both had older …
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by Carole (Best) Brown, rosebudbooks@gmail.com
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9/19/22
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Happy Monday! It’s National Farm Safety and Health Week! Harvest is getting ready to be in full swing and this week serves as an important reminder for the farming industry. Each day of the …
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by Katie Wilson, Montgomery County Farm Bureau
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9/19/22
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I am writing in response to a letter to the editor titled, “Why Should He Be Able to Coach.”
In response to this individual’s letter, let me give some history to the …
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Carrie Borgini, Staunton
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9/12/22
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For an older person, I’ve had a good summer. One of the highlights has been Friday mornings/afternoons when granddaughter Kamryn has shown up to help me clean/declutter my house.
My last …
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by Ron Deabenderfer
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9/6/22
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As a citizen of the U.S.A., I wish to state clearly that my family and I are not in favor of “top-down” controls on the freedoms granted us by the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. We …
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Russ Beason, Litchfield
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9/6/22
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In regard to the one coaching the children with an unpatriotic tattoo on his arm, I would say if he is a good coach, let him do so if he will cover it while being with children.
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Agnes M. Huber, Hillsboro
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9/6/22
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The self-appointed “queen of kindergarten” has arrived, and is loving every minute of school.
A few weeks before school started, Kyle’s aunt sent Charley a package of books to …
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by Mary Herschelman
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8/29/22
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Those who yearn for the “good old days” when daily commodity price shifts were measured in pennies and nickels rather than quarters and even dollars of today should probably just put …
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by Daniel Grant, Farm Week
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8/29/22
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As summer winds down and fall approaches, the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University is eagerly gearing up for one of our signature events: the Renewing Illinois Summit …
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by John T. Shaw
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8/22/22
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A few weeks back my adult children sent me a picture they had seen on the Hillsboro Youth Sports Facebook page showing a T-Ball team (5–6-year-olds) from Hillsboro and their two …
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Alan Pretnar, Taylor Springs
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8/22/22
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