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taylorvilledailynews.com | Reid Kamhi |Leroy Kleimola
The National Weather Service in Lincoln will be performing a required, scheduled update to its Advanced Weather Information Processing System (AWIPS) from around 7 am on Tuesday, June 3rd, through the afternoon on Thursday, June 5th. NWS uses AWIPS to display and integrate weather and water information, and to send life-saving information, such as weather and water warnings, to the public.
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taylorvilledailynews.com | Leroy Kleimola |Reid Kamhi
A longtime nurse at Taylorville Memorial Hospital is being recognized for going above and beyond in a moment of need. Ann Levault, a registered nurse in the operating room, has been named the hospital’s Colleague of the Month for May. Levault stepped in to help during an unexpected birth in the Emergency Department, drawing on her previous experience in obstetrics.
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taylorvilledailynews.com | Reid Kamhi |Leroy Kleimola
The 2025 Taylorville Municipal Band concert season will be presented at the Christian County Historical Society in Taylorville. The weekly concerts, under the direction of Mr. Chris Gunn, will be held at 7 p.m. on Wednesday evenings beginning on June 11th through July 30th. The band is excited to announce the concerts this summer will feature Taylorville Municipal Band alumni soloists, directors, and families as special guests through out the season.
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taylorvilledailynews.com | Leroy Kleimola |Reid Kamhi
In the lead-up to Flag Day, HSHS Good Shepherd Hospital has teamed up with American Legion Post 81 and VFW Post 4829 in Taylorville to collect worn and faded American flags for proper retirement. Now through Thursday, June 12, community members can drop off old flags at several locations on the hospital’s campus, including the main entrance, Rural Health Clinic, and outpatient therapy building. The effort is part of an annual tradition to ensure American flags are disposed of respectfully.
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taylorvilledailynews.com | Leroy Kleimola |Reid Kamhi
Where you plant a tree is important, not just for how your yard looks, but also for functionality especially when it comes to underground lines. Ameren Illinois continues to be on the lookout for problem tree branches that may be too close to power lines that could cause issues if they fall. Rick Johnson is the manager of Vegetation Management at Ameren Illinois and talks a little about the Ameren tree trimming cycle and how important it is.
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