The Lawrence Public Library Board of Trustees is looking toward the future of the facility located in downtown Lawrenceville.
They discussed the revising of plans dealing with updating and clarifying procedures to take place if the head librarian or her staff were unable to continue their regular duties due to an emergency situation and notification of the board itself. The matter is to be studied by the entire board and it is hoped that a plan can be implemented before the end of the year.
Daily Record office closing
Employee pay stubs mandatory starting January 1
Red Hill Unit #10 adopts levy and adds a new administrator
Jasper County shooting
Illinois State Police to expand technology to get drivers to move over
ISP is one of the first law enforcement agencies in the country to provide real-time GPS-based traffic information to help prevent what are commonly referred to as ‘Move Over’ crashes.
Winter officially kicks off Saturday
Neimerg seeks input on new state flag
Unit 20 approves tax levy and looks for bus drivers
Lawrence County Board approves multiple projects
Lawrence Unit #20 announces holiday schedule
Wanted man arrested in Lawrence County
LCMH announces same day child illness appointments
Sumner City Council special session
Two sentenced to prison in Lawrence County Circuit Court
Historic Hamilton march set for this weekend
Lawrence County projects bid opening
Busy weekend for Lawrence County law enforcement
Another Illinois State Police squad car hit while trooper worked a crash
LAFPD property tax hearing
Lawrenceville Police release November statistics
