School board says farewell to Stenzel
THANKED FOR SERVICE–Rick Stenzel, at left, was thanked for his 36 years of service on the board at the Red Bud Board of Education meeting […]
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Dr. Fisher is second honoree for the year
The Randolph Society Foundation Board is pleased to announce that Dr. George Fisher, a pioneering physician, public servant and entrepreneur, will be inducted into the […]
Hollinshead honored with award
Psychiatric Medical Care (PMC), a leading behavioral healthcare management company, is proud to present the inaugural Kind and Accountable Award to Maribeth Hollinshead, the program […]
Jay’s Auto is Business of the Month
The Red Bud Chamber of Commerce’s Business of the Month for March is Jay’s Auto Repair and Towing. The business is owned by Jay Gonstal […]
Luebkemann placed at state
Isaac Luebkemann, of Red Bud, recently competed at the State NASP Archery tournament held in Mattoon. Luebkemann is a senior at Christ Our Savior Lutheran […]
Events planned for senior citizens
The City of Red Bud is currently working on growing opportunities for older adults in the community. Mayor Susan Harbaugh noted, “I want to use […]
Coulterville celebrates historic ties to Revolutionary War hero
UNVEILED HISTORICAL MARKER–On March 15, a historical marker commemorating the march of General George Rogers Clark through the local area was dedicated at the Coulterville […]
Lady Musketeers go 3-0 in first week of play
by Kendra Ehret The Lady Musketeers started their 2025 season strong with three big wins against Nashville, Valmeyer, and Freeburg. Their first game of the […]
Compete in solo and ensemble contest
Red Bud High School’s musicians competed at the recent IHSA Solo and Ensemble Contest. In their division, which had the Musketeers competing against 67 schools, […]
Friday’s storms brought tornadoes and caused damage across local area
STORM DAMAGE–Randolph County EMA Assistant Coordinator Lyn Thies shared this picture of one of the homes near Rockwood that had been damaged by the EF-1 […]