Saline County, IL 2009 Community Profile and Membership Directory by Tivoli Design + Media Group

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What’s Inside

Welcome Greetings Enjoy all the comforts of a dream community.................................................... 1 location A Great Location Roots run deep in Saline County.......................................................... 2 education Educational Abundance Education doesn’t stop once high school graduation is over............ 4 government A Proactive Government Proactive efforts resonate throughout Saline County.................... 6 business & industry Economic Upswing As the population expanded after the initial coal boom, so did business. .. 7 Convenient Commerce Saline County has plenty to offer............................................... 8 homes Home Sweet Home Saline County is a quiet place to relax and enjoy. ............................... 9 health care Help & Healing T wo hospitals and several other services are dedicated to keeping people healthy and fit............................................ 10 tourism & recreation Adventure Abounds in Saline County T he Shawnee treasure isn’t the only remarkable thing to do in Saline County.............. 12 Spiritual Strength A church to suit your needs can easily be found.................................. 13

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Welcome

Greetings Enjoy all the comforts of a dream community.

aline County takes its name from Saline Creek, which in turn takes its name from area salt springs. The county’s seven municipalities — Harrisburg, Eldorado, Carrier Mills, Galatia, Muddy, Raleigh, and Stonefort — make up the county’s population of 27,000 residents. These residents enjoy all the comforts of a dream community. The neighbors are friendly, the schools are outstanding, the scenery is unsurpassed, health care facilities are top-notch, and crime is almost non-existent. Everything you need for day-to-day life can be purchased within the community, and thanks to an extensive road system, getting in and out of town is simple. Additionally, great park districts and Shawnee National Forest provide an escape from the day’s stresses and provide picturesque views all year long. Business-wise, a hardworking Chamber of Commerce, partnered with a growing local economy, creates an atmosphere that makes setting up shop and staying in business quite easy. It’s not a stretch to figure out why these 27,000 people live, work, and shop here. Endless trails and breathtaking views frame neighborhoods filled with laughing children and positive, hardworking adults. Saline County reminds visitors of a time when life was simpler; when people still borrowed a cup of sugar from their neighbors. Saline County is the epitome of small-town America and a place that residents are proud to call home.

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location

A Great Location Roots run deep in Saline County.

aline County’s seat, Harrisburg, sits between the crossroads of U.S. Highway 13 and U.S. Highway 45. This city of about 10,000 residents is the economic hub of Saline County. Its location offers businesses and residents a handy location to shop, with convenient access to and from the city via two major highways. Family roots run deep in Saline County. Many families have been here for seven or eight generations, originally moving to the area in the 1800s. The area started its major growth surge in the 1850s when coal mines attracted workers to the region. Shortly after, Harrisburg built the Cairo & Vincennes Railroad, later named New York Central, to provide coal transport to distant markets. Meanwhile, service industries came to town to support the Saline County mining community. Roads were installed that still serve as routes to neighboring towns. Semi trucks — Saline County’s main method of transportation of its coal and agricultural exports — frequent these old roads, now reconditioned to handle the heavier loads. Often, these trucks head for the Ohio River, where two barge-loading facilities ship Saline County’s goods everywhere rivers run deep. Some barges loaded with coal go to Pittsburgh, Penn., to create the heat for steel, while others go to New Orleans and out to the Gulf of Mexico to ship goods worldwide, and other exports find their way to Canada. Saline County’s central United States location and its convenient interstate access make many major cities well within driving distance for both business and pleasure. Harrisburg is 188 miles from Nashville, 240 miles from Memphis, 280 miles from Cincinnati, and just 380 miles from Chicago. Though Saline County isn’t the “Hub of the Universe” (Mayor Robert Butler, of nearby Marion, Ill., claims that moniker for his hometown), it is close enough to reap the benefits and avoid the problems. Locally, Saline County residents and those of surrounding counties use one of the largest rural transportation districts in Illinois. Called “RIDES,” the system has received state and national recognition for its services since its inception in 1977. Though Saline County’s roadways are excellent, some choose to take to the sky to avoid a long drive. The Harrisburg-Raleigh Airport easily reaches regional and international airports in Evansville, St. Louis, and Nashville. The airport offers a 24-hour fueling service for 100 LL or JETS A, overnight aircraft storage, car rental, courtesy car service, and catering services. Charter flights are also available.

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education

Educational Abundance

Education doesn’t stop once high school graduation is over.

igher learning is a way of life in Saline County. From preschool to college to lifelong learning, the county has invested in outstanding educational facilities.

In Galatia, an elementary school, junior high, and high school educate 360 students in preparation for either technical positions or higher education.

Public Schools

Higher Education

Five public school districts serve Saline County, including Carrier Mills-Stonefort CUSD 2, Eldorado CUSD 4, Galatia CUSD 1, Harrisburg CUSD 3, and a multi-county school district comprised of three alternative learning schools. In Harrisburg, four schools take care of the education of the city’s youth. West Side Primary School educates students from preschool to grade 2. East Side Intermediate School teaches grades 3–5, Harrisburg Middle School grades 6–8, and Harrisburg High School grades 9–12. More than 2,100 students attend Harrisburg schools. The high school alone houses 600 of these students, who enroll in college-prep or vocational-prep classes to prepare for life upon graduation. The high school is proud of its accomplishments: An award-winning forensics team and a state champion baseball team are only part of its bragging rights. The school also touts outstanding fine arts programs and success across all fields of athletics. In Eldorado, three schools — an elementary school, middle school, and high school — educate about 1,200 students. The high school offers strong agriculture, technology, and business programs. At Carrier Mills-Stonefort, the elementary school educates children from kindergarten to grade 8. From there, students head to Carrier Mills-Stonefort High School, where about 500 students enroll in either vocational or college-preparatory classes.

Southeastern Illinois College Serving over 5,000 students from Gallatin, Hardin, Pope, and Saline counties, as well as parts of Hamilton, Williamson, Johnson, and White counties, Southeastern Illinois College, known as SIC to students and faculty, provides a great educational experience for students. For those planning on transferring to a larger school, SIC teaches the general education courses that enable transfer students to save money prior to transferring. Students can simply take the general education courses offered, or if they know what they plan on majoring in, they can construct their coursework to help them with their future studies. Many students enjoy their time at SIC so much that they stay and work on their bachelor’s degree either online or in the classroom. For certificate students, the large range of career and technical programs provides many career paths. From nursing and EMT training to carpentry and diesel tech, the huge variety of occupational courses helps many people enhance their job prospects. The nursing program is continually growing and boasts large pass rates for the state board. Cosmetology, occupational therapy assistant, criminal justice, and welding are just a few of the popular degree certificate programs at SIC. SIC matches, and has even outpaced, many large universities with the success of online programs. With nontraditional students having to juggle work, families, and other responsibilities, being able to work

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education online at their convenience is a great way to complete coursework and earn a degree. SIC serves a wide variety of communities, and many students have a long commute to school. To cut on travel costs, many students prefer to take courses online instead of at the campus. The online system is easy to use, but for those who are not certain of their computer skills, SIC includes guides on how to use the system as well as online tutoring for those who need additional help. For students interested in extracurricular activities, SIC provides something to interest everyone. The SIC Theater Department gives students the chance to act, build sets, work with lighting, and have a great time. The Forensic Speech Team returned from the 2008 Nationals ranked second in the nation, even as they went head-to-head with larger universities. This is nothing new for the Forensic Speech Team, as this is the 20th year in a row in which they have scored among the top five in the nation. Model Illinois Government and the athletic teams also have a successful history. Working with SIC to provide students with great educational opportunities is the goal of the SIC Foundation. This nonprofit organization works to expand opportunities for students through scholarships and other opportunities. One of the exciting things that the SIC Foundation has accomplished is the opening of the SIC Foundational Building. Originally a Wal-Mart, this building was converted into a Cadillac showroom. Known for years as the Alan Miller GMC Building, it is now a unique office park, the first of its type in Southeastern Illinois. With spaces already rented out to professionals, this office park will provide more space to SIC as they expand their programs. Many more offices in the building are being made available as work on them is completed. The property includes a 67,500-square-foot building that will eventually be home for a multitude of businesses as well as a banquet center.

Libraries Public Libraries The public libraries of Carrier Mills, Eldorado, Galatia, and Harrisburg are invaluable assets to the students and residents of Saline County. As members of the Shawnee Library System, these libraries can access any of the thousands of volumes available from any of the 71 member libraries in the system. This cooperative system allows each of the member facilities to provide far greater resources than any of them could maintain alone. In addition to an impressive selection of books, magazines, newspapers, CDs, audio books, and DVDs, the county’s public libraries serve the community through such programs as online homework help for kids, special events, storytimes, book signings, research services, genealogy, reading groups, computer access, and more. Best of all, all of these services are free to residents of each district. For more information, contact:

• Carrier Mills: 618-994-2011 • Eldorado: 618-273-7922; www.eldorado.lib.il.us • Galatia: 618-268-9200 • Harrisburg: 618-253-7455; www.harrisburg.lib.il.us High School Libraries As members of the Shawnee Library System and ILLINET, the statewide library resource sharing system, the county’s high school libraries are able to offer students all of the research and recreational reading materials they need to enjoy a great educational career.

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Telephone: 618-252-0275 Coleman Tri-County Services, Inc. has provided services for individuals with Developmental, Vocational or Learning Disabilities and their families since 1972. Our services are available to all qualified individuals age 18 or older and children from birth to age three. Coleman Tri-County Services, Inc. serves a population in need. We remain steadfast in our effort and determination in guaranteeing individuals with disabilities the chance to choose and grasp their dreams of where and how they will live, work and have fun. We are further dedicated and excited to be breaking down barriers for individuals with disabilities through education and advocacy. Careers in our field of work are abundant. If you want a rewarding, personally fulfilling career, look to one in the Human Services area; opportunities are boundless. You will assist individuals with disabilities to put the pieces of their future’s puzzle together to create a life filled with hope, happiness and self worth. You will assist individuals in need to become all that they can be. Call for more information. www.salinecountychamber.org 5

government

A Proactive Government Proactive efforts resonate throughout Saline County.

he area of Saline County has existed under the rule of four countries. Originally claimed by Spain, then France, the county was under English rule following the French and Indian War. In 1778, the region became part of Virginia as one of the original 13 colonies. Afterward, it became part of the Northwest Territory, the Indiana Territory, and finally part of Illinois in 1818. Saline County was founded in 1847 after being cleaved from Randolph County. According to a 2005 census, Saline County is home to more than 26,000 people. Most reside in Harrisburg and the second-largest town, Eldorado. The rest of the population resides in the villages of Carrier Mills, Raleigh, Galatia, Stonefort, and Muddy, or in rural areas around the county. A mayor and city council govern the cities of Harrisburg and Eldorado, whereas council members and village presidents govern the villages of Galatia, Carrier Mills, and Raleigh. Each of these communities holds a minimum of one meeting per month. The Saline County Sheriffâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Department, Harrisburg Police Department, Saline County 911, and jail facilities are located in the Saline County Law Enforcement and Detention Center on the Harrisburg square near the Saline County Courthouse. The Saline County Board, which is comprised of 13 members, meets monthly in the courthouse. Each community operates fire and police departments that serve their municipality. These departments sponsor local events and education programs for citizens throughout the year. The Saline County government is a proactive one. Many communities have recently received grants to upgrade water and sewer lines, provide infrastructure to businesses, rehabilitate housing, and upgrade police and fire equipment. These proactive efforts resonate throughout Saline County, making it a continually expanding area and a great place to live.

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business & industry

Economic Upswing As the population expanded after the initial coal boom, so did business.

side from farming, coal mining, which got its start in Harrisburg in the 1850s, is the longest-lasting source of employment and business in Saline County. The major mining employer is American Coal, which employs about 850. The coal industry created more than mine jobs, though. Manufacturing offshoots sprang up in Saline County to satisfy the needs of the two mines. As the population expanded after the initial coal boom, so did business. Saline County is home to two truss companies, Southern Truss and Harrisburg Truss. Other manufacturing plants, such as Nationwide Glove, Eldorado Cap Factory, Wallace Auto Parts, and Southern Custom Foam, have moved into the county. Saline County has plenty of space to move a business to the area. The cities of Eldorado and Harrisburg, Saline County, and the Saline County Industrial Development Company all have property available for business development or expansion. In addition, TIF and Enterprise Zone incentives are available for companies that qualify. Enterprise Zone benefits include graduated property tax abatement for the first five years, with no tax due the first year if the business is located in the Enterprise Zone. Sales tax abatements are also available for construction and remodeling projects if the material is purchased in Illinois. The TIF district is located in Harrisburg and encompasses the area from Walnut Street to the levee and from Illinois Route 34 to U.S. Highway 45.

To expand business in Saline County, a single point of contact has been established. Called SEEDCO, the Southeastern Economic Development Corporation will work with local officials and regional development groups to grow business in Southern Illinois. This corporation works with both small-scale and large-scale developments. The Workforce & Illinois Small Business Development Center at Southeastern Illinois College was established to provide a resource for those interested in starting a small business or making a small business bigger. The center, sponsored by SIC, operates in partnership with the U.S. Small Business Administration and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity and is home to the Saline County Chamber of Commerce. Business owners can also get a hand from the Southeastern Illinois Regional Planning and Development Commission, which works closely with the Small Business Development Center. The organization provides services such as lending program explanations and applications as well as explaining incentives for setting up shop in certain enterprise zones for the most benefit to the business and its customers. The organization works closely with local and state governments to ensure Saline County keeps pressing forward, as it has done in the past.

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business & industry

Convenient Commerce Saline County has plenty to offer.

Where to Shop Saline County provides both the quick convenience of the nation’s largest retailer — Wal-Mart — and small, eclectic local businesses that provide personalized service and specialized merchandise. The new Wal-Mart Supercenter will expand the retail giant’s presence in the community and provide residents with even more selection. In Harrisburg, lawyers, investors, and physicians can be found in historic buildings downtown. On the outskirts, retail shops and food stores can be found at Arrowhead Point Shopping Center on Illinois Route 13 or next door at Shawnee Square Shopping Center. Parker Plaza, on U.S. Route 45, is home to several shops and offices. In Eldorado, local flavor dominates the retail scene. Antique shops, arts and crafts, and furniture stores make up most of the retail business. A citywide revitalization project a couple of years ago brought newfound life to the town’s main street.

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The towns of Carrier Mills, Galatia, and Stonefort also have small businesses that occupy the Midwestern architecture of their downtowns. These shops offer residents what they need: furniture, food, building supplies, and the other wares of life.

Where to Stay If, after you’ve spent the day out and about Saline County, you realize you still haven’t even brushed the surface of what this eclectic area has to offer, we invite you to spend the night. Modern hotels such as Comfort Inn and Super 8 will put you up for the night and give you a free breakfast and a pool. But those who want an evening in a historic home are invited to stay at Lafayette Inn or the House of Nahum bed and breakfasts. Lafayette Inn, on Poplar Street in Harrisburg, comprises two 1920s mansions with 14 rooms available. The House of Nahum Bed and Breakfast is in a rural setting on Sally Holler Lane. This bed and breakfast has four rooms and one suite available for rent.

homes

Home Sweet Home Saline County is a quiet place to relax and enjoy.

ome of Saline County’s first houses — stately Victorian “painted ladies” — still accent the area’s landscape and were built with hardwood floors, tall ceilings, and claw-footed tubs. These homes can be found on brick-paved streets alongside Greek Revival, Federal, Tudor, American Foursquare, and Cape Cod houses. The historic homes around the area blend with more modern ranch houses, bungalows, and split-level houses. Manufactured homes are also a possibility, as are duplexes and mobile homes. Those who are looking to build can do so in some new residential developments around the county. Lots are available up to 1 acre, and some are in stately, gated communities. In the country, sprawling homes that overlook golf courses are common. These homes have three-car garages, entertainment systems, and a quiet place to relax and enjoy a glass of lemonade on the front porch.

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health care

Help & Healing Two hospitals and several other services are dedicated to keeping people healthy and fit.

t’s no fun to be sick, but in Saline County, help to heal what ails you is just a phone call away. Employers and residents alike can be assured that area physicians, hospitals, clinics, and therapists can meet anyone’s medical needs.

Harrisburg Medical Center One of the largest hospitals in southeastern Illinois, Harrisburg Medical Center (HMC) is an 86-bed hospital with 45 staff physicians who represent most major specialties. Clinical services include outpatient ambulatory care; cardiac diagnostics and rehabilitation; 24-hour physician coverage in emergency medicine; home health care; inpatient and outpatient laboratory services; nutrition services; oncology and infusion unit; pharmacy services; special care unit; psychiatry and psychology; diagnostic radiology, including CT, digital mammography, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine; respiratory therapy and sleep studies; general and ophthalmologic surgery; therapy services, including physical, occupational, speech, and sports medicine; and wound care clinic. HMC has expanded several times over the last 13 years. Some of the features added have been upgrades to the emergency room, surgery suites, psychiatric units, imaging services, therapy 10 Saline County Chamber of Commerce

services, and ambulatory care services, as well as a new cancer treatment unit. Mulberry Center, HMC’s behavioral health unit, offers psychiatric care within a comprehensive medical care environment. Through an interactive experience, patients learn to understand themselves and take responsibility for their actions. Mulberry Center’s inpatient unit is divided into two wings. A general adult unit whose patients are not also affected by dementia is in one wing, while patients who are also affected by dementia are in a second wing in the Geropsychiatric Program. Mulberry Center in Harrisburg is always open, and emergency admissions can be handled at any time. Bradford House, an outpatient behavioral health care program at HMC, offers intensive counseling and education, giving patients the tools and resources to handle the stresses of life. HMC also offers home health care services. Home Health Care offers an array of services to patients in their homes, including skilled nursing, physical therapy, and home health aide. The program is for people living within 50 miles of Harrisburg. Harrisburg Medical Center Foundation, formed in 2001, is a nonprofit corporation designed to raise funds to further the mission of HMC. This money provides new equipment as well as opportunities

health care for the education of community members and hospital staff. Other monies may be used as endowments to further programs at the hospital and in the community.

Ferrell Hospital Ferrell Hospital is a locally owned, not-for-profit, 25-bed critical-access hospital located in Eldorado. Established in 1925, this facility specializes in giving quality, personalized treatment with a hometown touch. Among the services offered through Ferrell Hospital are cardiac rehabilitation, a 24-hour emergency room, a full-service laboratory, physical therapy, radiology, respiratory therapy, and surgery.

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Other Health Facilities The Egyptian Public and Mental Health Department serves Saline, Gallatin, and White counties with a large variety of programs. Environmental services such as food and waste management are provided, as are behavioral health programs such as crisis interventions, case management, and substance abuse programs. Saline County is also home to a number of nursing homes, rehabilitation facilities, and pharmacies that benefit area residents as well. New doctors continue to enter the area. With them they bring new ideas, new specialties, and a passion for wellness they are eager to share with the community.

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Adventure Abounds in Saline County The Shawnee treasure isn’t the only remarkable thing to do in Saline County.

utdoor enthusiasts from all over the United States call Shawnee National Forest a “hidden treasure.” Arguably one of the nation’s best-kept secrets, Shawnee National Forest is a place where photographers can take hundreds of photographs on just a short drive, and where every road is a scenic bypass. But the Shawnee treasure isn’t the only remarkable thing to do in Saline County. Scenic trails, historic monuments, parks, museums, swimmin’ holes, and golf can keep even the most particular outdoor lovers occupied for months … perhaps even years.

Shawnee National Forest Saline County is known as the gateway to Shawnee National Forest. The 278,000-acre park is full of some of Illinois’ most abrupt topography shifts. Huge stone bluffs overlook immense valleys that are home to more 12 Saline County Chamber of Commerce

than 500 species of wildlife, including seven threatened or endangered species. Shawnee National Forest has a seemingly endless number of activities for people of all sorts of activity levels. Horseback riding, hiking, camping, and rock climbing are available for the more ambitious, while fishing and picnicking are available for those who’d prefer to relax. Shawnee National Forest also houses most of the River-to-River Trail, a hiking and horse trail that spans from Battery Rock on the Ohio River to Grand Tower on the Mississippi River. But a trip to Shawnee National Forest isn’t complete without a stop at the Garden of the Gods. The park spans Saline, Hardin, and Pope counties and features some of the most scenic views in Southeastern Illinois. Hiking and horse trails wind through long-forgotten areas where people once

lived. Apple trees, cemeteries, the occasional remnants of a cabin, abandoned roads, and arrowheads can all be found by the intrepid hiker — all signs that people appreciated the area long ago as much as they do today.

Community Parks But there’s more than Shawnee National Forest in Saline County. The communities of Carrier Mills, Eldorado, Galatia, Harrisburg, and Raleigh all provide public parks for residents and visitors. In Harrisburg, the township park district has provided recreational opportunities for residents since 1934. The district maintains three area parks: Memorial Park, Gaskins City Complex, and the Dorris Heights Complex. • Memorial Park features a playground, several shelters, ball fields, tennis courts,

tourism & recreation basketball courts, a swimming pool, and a community center. • Gaskins City Complex sports four ball fields, a tee ball field, batting cages, a picnic shelter, a playground, a small basketball court, and a concession/rest area. • Dorris Heights Complex is home to the Dorris Heights field, the city’s main ballpark. Concessions and a press box are highlights.

Trails It’s not hard to find a trail in Saline County. The River-to-River Trail, Bell Smith Springs Loop, and Tunnel Hill Trail are but a few of the many trails that pass through the area. Some trails are exclusively for hikers, while others allow bicycles and horses. Within the Lake Glendale Recreation Area, visitors will find the Lake Glendale Stables — 260 acres of privately owned land. Horses and trail rides are available for experienced and novice riders.

Water If you’re the kind of person that appreciates a good swimmin’ hole, Shawnee National Forest has numerous lakes that will keep you occupied all summer. The Lake Glendale Recreation Area and Pounds Hollow Recreation Area are two of the region’s most popular destinations because of their opportunities for fishing, boating, and swimming. Harrisburg Lake, a popular destination for fishing, is located northwest of town along Illinois Route 34. Southeast of Harrisburg, the Glen O. Jones Lake allows boating and

fishing on its waters. The Glen O. Jones Lake is inside the Saline County Conservation Area, a 1,200-acre area that borders the Shawnee National Forest.

Golf • Saline County Golf and Country Club, located in Eldorado, is an 18-hole, semiprivate golf course. Open year-round, the club also has a driving rage, pro shop and clubhouse. • Shawnee Hills Country Club, located in Harrisburg, is a nine-hole, semiprivate course that is open from April to mid-December.

Spiritual Strength A church to suit your needs can easily be found.

Museums • The Saline Creek Pioneer Village and Museum is a collection of authentic pioneer log homes and buildings. Visitors can see a church, store, and school constructed in various styles. The museum is also home to the Pauper House and Pauper Cemetery, both listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The village hosts an annual “Life on the Frontier” event in May, which shows visitors the triumphs and tribulations of the earliest settlers. • The Eldorado Historical Museum showcases historical items from the Saline County area. Fashioned from the old city hall, the museum is also the co-host to the Eldorado Festival of Christmas Trees.

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A&E Computer Services Richard Abney 837 E. Poplar Harrisburg, IL 62946 252-2667 Specialty Stores/Services

Air Evac Lifeteam

Larry Bray 9842 Bainbridge Trl Marion IL 62959 998-1611.................... Fax: 998-1620 http://www.lifeteam.net/ Healthcare

All American Hearing

Sherry Womble 20 Veterans Dr. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-2452.................... Fax: 294-8413 Healthcare

All American Real Estate

Mary Reeves 115 E. Main St., Suite 7 Galatia IL 62935 268-6058.................... Fax: 268-6839 http://allamericanrealestate-home.com/ Real Estate

All In One Real Estate Co

Kim Glasscock 830 East Poplar Street Harrisburg IL 62946 294-8472.................... Fax: 294-8473 http://www.allinonerealestateco.com/ Real Estate

Banterra Bank

Nora Markham 520 E. Poplar Street Harrisburg IL 62946 253-6000.................... Fax: 252-4537 http://www/banterrabank.com Bank

Beck’s Drugs

Jerry Abney 130 S Commercial St Harrisburg IL 62946 253-8473.................... Fax: 253-6095 Automotive

Bill Ghent, Inc.

Bill Ghent 412 N. Main St. Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7124 Insurance

Brookstone Estates

Patti Jo Scates 165 Ron Morse Dr. Harrisburg IL 62946 253-5870 http://www.goodneighbor.com/ communities/bs_harris/bs_harris_ frame.html Retirement Communities

Brown & Roberts Inc.

Ameren CIPS

Jim W. Brown 1 Westridge Rd. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-8111 Other

Kimberly Duke P.O. Box 460 Marion IL 62959 993-4620 Utilities

American Fraud Solutions Ryan Gray 1513 Jackson St Eldorado IL 62930 841-7466 Financial Services

Bryant Construction Co., Inc.

Mason Bryant 370 Bryant Road Harrisburg IL 62946 994-2990.................... Fax: 994-4040 Construction See ad page 3

Ande Auto Sales

Ryan Sizemore 525 Hwy 45 Eldorado IL 62930 273-3115.................... Fax: 273-5535 Automotive

Appliance Store, The

Terry Maynard 50 Small St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-1700.................... Fax: 252-8050 Specialty Stores/Services

Atmos Energy

Deon Scott 611 N. Main St. Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7041.................... Fax: 252-6262 http://www.atmosenergy.com/ Utilities See ad page 13 B

Bank of Marion, The

Kim Cattivera P.O. Box 247 Carrier Mills IL 62917 994-2319.................... Fax: 994-2803 http://www.bankofmarion.com/ Bank

Bank of Marion, The

Gene Morris PO Box 45 Eldorado IL 62930 http://www.bankofmarion.com/ Bank

Tracey Martin 110 East Locust Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7451.................... Fax: 252-1553 City Government See ad page 8 Julie Patera 2 N. Vine St.; Floor 3 Harrisburg IL 62946 294-8000.................... Fax: 294-8200 http://www.clearwave.com/main.php Communications See ad page Inside Front Cover

Best One Tire

Casey’s General Stores Patty 435 W. Poplar St. Harrisburg IL 62946 253-8484 Shopping Center

Child of Mine Flowers & Gifts

Deanna Morse 819 S Main Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7150.................... Fax: 253-7180 http://www.childofmineflowers.com/ Specalty Stores/Services

Chiropractic Wellness & Injury Center

Sarah B. Hart 250 Small St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-4000.................... Fax: 252-4003 Healthcare

Chris Field Electric

Chris Field 113 Lori Ann Dr.; P.O. Box 56 Carrier Mills IL 62917 994-4065.................... Fax: 994-4065 Home Improvement

City of Eldorado

Pat Mahoney 901 Fourth St. Eldorado IL 62930 273-6566.................... Fax: 273-3959 City Government

Debbie Dullinger 613 S. Commercial St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-1489.................... Fax: 252-4819 Restaurants

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Clearwave Communications

Jason Kasiar 1409 Locust St. Eldorado IL 62930 273-8111 Healthcare

Dullinger Management (McDonald’s)

CommunityLink

George Prudhomme P.O. Box 306 Pinckneyville IL 62274 800-455-5600....Fax: 866-898-8307 http://www.communitylink.com/ Advertising/Promotional

Countryside Home Center, Inc. Rusty Whitby 2210 US 45 N Muddy IL 62946 253-8626.................... Fax: 253-8630 Other

Cummiskey Strategic Communications Vicki Cummiskey 126 W. Walnut St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-5455 Communications

Curves

Trina Irwin 540 N. Commercial Street Harrisburg, IL 62946 IL 62946 252-2424.................... Fax: 252-2424 http://www.curves.com/ Fitness D

D. Michael Cook, DDS

D. Michael Cook P.O. Box 253 Harrisburg, IL 62946 IL 62946 252-8333 Healthcare

Daily Register, The

George Wilson 35 S. Vine St.; P.O. Box 248 Harrisburg, IL 62946 IL 62946 253-7146.................... Fax: 252-0863 http://www.dailyregister.com Newspaper

DeNeal Building Supply

Tom DeNeal 390 DeNeal Road Harrisburg, IL 62946 IL 62946 252-3120.................... Fax: 252-1830 Specialty Stores/Services

Diefenbach Rentals

Denver Diefenbach P.O. Box 248 Carrier Mills IL 62917 994-2480...................Fax: 994-2628 Property Management

Donco Electrical Construction LLC

Bob Dick P.O. Box 120 Eldorado IL 62930 273-7717 http://www.doncoconstruction.com/ Construction

Drs. Eubanks & Daugherty

Katina Eubanks 960 Commercial St.; P.O. Box 488 Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7057.................... Fax: 252-1632 Healthcare

E. Miller Engineering, Inc.

Ed Miller 1457 Highway 145 South Harrisburg IL 62946 253-6017.................... Fax: 253-8171 Contractor

Edward Jones

Michael S. Stewart 807 S. Commercial St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-7713.................... Fax: 252-0114 http://www.edwardjones.com/ index.html Financial Services

Egyptian Health Department

Angie Hampton 1412 US 45 N Eldorado IL 62930 273-3326.................... Fax: 273-2808 http://www.egyptian.org/ Healthcare See ad page 11

Eldorado Memorial Public Library

Brenda Funkhouser PO Box 426 Eldorado IL 62930 273-7922.................... Fax: 273-4402 http://www.eldorado.lib.il.us/ Library

Eldorado Rural Health Clinic

Kim Romani c/o CRHPC, PO Box 155 Christopher IL 62822 724-1613.................... Fax: 724-2571 Healthcare

Gall & Williams Real Estate

Michael Gall 1014 North Main Street Harrisburg IL 62946 253-8400...................Fax: 253-8508 http://gallandwilliams.com/ Real Estate

Graf Ink Printing

Chris Beavers 1009 Printers Lane Eldorado IL 62930 273-4231.................... Fax: 273-5634 http://www.grafink.com/ Signs/Specialty Stores

Grant Cape Attorney At Law/CPA

Grant Cape 105 S. Commerical St.; P.O. Box 972 Harrisburg IL 62946 252-5302.................... Fax: 252-5304 Financial Services H

H&H Motorsports

David Hayes 1700 W Poplar St; PO Box 723 Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7800.................... Fax: 253-4100 http://www.handh-motorsports.com/ Automotive

Harrisburg Care Center Liza Dunn 1000 West Sloan Street Harrisburg IL 62946 252-3905 Healthcare

Harrisburg District Library

Ruth Miller 2 West Walnut Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7455.................... Fax: 252-1239 www.harrisburg.lib.il.us Library See ad page 3

Harrisburg Garage F

Farm Credit Services

Tammy Grant P.O. Box 267 Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7012 http://www.usfarmcredit.com/ Financial Services

Farmers State Bank

Mike Williams 555 S. Commercial St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-2600.................... Fax: 252-2743 http://www.myfsb.com/2715/mirror/ Bank

Foster’s Family Fun Center Karen Foster 25 Veterans Dr. Harrisburg, IL 62946 252-0240 Recreation

Fox’s Cleaners & Uniforms

Robert Gulledge 303 S. Commercial St., Ste. 1A Harrisburg, IL 62946 252-5053............................993-5053 Specialty Stores/Services

Franks, LLC

Tom Franks 29 W. Raymond St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-0490.................... Fax: 253-4300 Other G

Galatia Public Library

Betty Drake 217 South Main Cross Street Galatia IL 62935 268-9200.................... Fax: 268-9400 Library

Ben Byrd 1210 E. Sloan St. Harrisburg IL 62946 518-9001.................... Fax: 252-2730 Storage See ad page 11

Harrisburg Masonic Lodge 325 Mack Farmer 145 Zola Lane Harrisburg IL 62946 841-1205 Recreation

Harrisburg Medical Center

Vincent Ashley 100 Dr. Warren Tuttle Drive; P.O. Box 428 Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7671 x310.......... Fax: 252-7274 http://www. harrisburgmedicalcenter.com/ Healthcare See ad page 9

Harrisburg Park District

Joel Horwedel 921 W Poplar St Harrisburg IL 62946 252-2111.................... Fax: 253-4511 http://www.harrisburgpark.net/ City Government

Hendrix Accounting & Tax Service

Jack Hendrix 80 Woodlake Lane Eldorado IL 62930 273-5079.................... Fax: 273-9415 Financial Services

Hendrix Accounting & Tax Service

Jack Hendrix 540 N. Commercial St., Ste. 103 Harrisburg, IL 62946 252-3370 Financial Services

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Hometown Phone Book John Melfi 108 A DeYoung Street Marion IL 62959 697-2390 Advertising/Promotional

Humana MarketPoint James A. Monroe 328 East Walnut Harrisburg IL 62946 926-5882 Insurance

Illinois Storage

Jami Crest 815 W. Pine St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-7925.................... Fax: 252-5466 Storage See ad page 7

Interiors By Decorating Den

Angela Rowe 4 Stuart Place Harrisburg IL 62946 253-4711.................... Fax: 993-6513 http://decdens.com/angelarowe/ Home Improvement J

J. Bacher Fine Jewelry Design Joe Bacher 301 N. Commerical St. Harrisburg IL 62946 253-4367.................... Fax: 253-4368 http://www.jbacher.com/ Specialty Stores/Services

Japar Inc.

Rick Lane P.O. Box 657 Harrisburg IL 62946 252-0551 Other

Jim Hayes, Inc.

Jim Hayes P.O. Box 365 Harrisburg IL 62946 252-8611...................Fax: 253-6056 http://www.jimhayesinc.com/ Automotive See ad page 13

Joyner Therapy Services

Lana Joyner/Josh Allen 607 S. Commercial St. Suite B Harrisburg IL 62946 251-7171...................Fax: 252-7272 www.joynertherapy.org Healthcare K

Kathleen’s Bridal and Formal Wear

Kathleen Sperling 422 W. Poplar St. Harrisburg IL 62946 253-8335.................... Fax: 253-8335 http://www.kathleensbridal.net/ Specialty Stores/Services

Kemper CPA Group LLP

Matt Businaro P.O. Box 484 Harrisburg IL 62946 252-7456.................... Fax: 253-7223 http://www.kempercpa.com/ Financial Services See ad page 8

Keyser Enterprises, Inc. Little Caesars Kevin Hawkins 303 S. Commercial St Harrisburg IL 62946 253-8000 http://www.littlecaesars.com/ Restaurants

KFC

Valerie Mitchell 514 S Commercial St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-1531 http://www.kfc.com Restaurants

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Liz Garrett 907 Fourth St. Eldorado IL 62930 273-3214.................... Fax: 273-3077 Accounting

Kroger

Tom Rick 601 North Commercial St Harrisburg IL 62946 252-8677...................Fax: 252-4738 Specialty Stores/Services Shopping Center

Kurt Williams Agency

Kurt Williams 608 E Poplar St Harrisburg IL 62946 252-3100.................... Fax: 252-3503 Insurance L

Legence Bank

Kevin D. Beckemeyer 946 Fourth Street Eldorado IL 62930 273-2271.................... Fax: 273-2508 https://www.yourfirststatebank.com/ index.html Bank

Logan Insurance Company

Sharolyn Logan 540 N. Commercial Street, Suite 150 Harrisburg IL 62946 618-252-2984 Insurance

Long John Silvers Jeff Sells 601 S Commercial St Harrisburg IL 62946 252-7235 Restaurants

Looking Glass Enterprises Jeff Newcomb 807 W. Poplar St. Harrisburg IL 62946 253-3205 http://www.signsell.com Sign/Advertising See ad page 3 M

M&S Implement Co., Inc.

Donna Apple 350 Highway 145 South Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7600.................... Fax: 253-7603 http://www.msimplement.com/ Specialty Stores/Services See ad page 6

Mackie’s Pizza

Roxanna Nicholes 502 E. Poplar St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-6368 http://www.mackiespizza.com Restaurants

Marion Eye Center, LTD.

Lisa Hancock #5 Eye Center Drive Harrisburg IL 62946 252-5377.................... Fax: 252-3028 http://www.marioneyecenters.com/ Healthcare

Maurices

710 Rollie Moore Dr. Harrisburg, IL 62946 Specialty Stores/Services

Medicine Shoppe, The

Steve Ledbetter 304 S. Commercial St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-5349.................... Fax: 252-1395 Healthcare/Specialty Services

Meleta Antique Attic & Treasure Chest Meleta Stewart 108A State St. Harrisburg IL 62946 841-5139 Specialty Stores/Services

Merle Norman Cosmetics Nancy Cummins 1920 US Hwy. 45 N. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-7120 http://www.merlenorman.com/ Hair Styling

Michael V. Oshel, P.C. Michael V. Oshel 317 E. Poplar St., Suite C Harrisburg IL 62946 252-8100 http://www.oshellaw.com/ Attorneys

MidCountry Bank

Michelle Baker 502 N Commercial Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7655......................Fax: 2524915 http://www.ffhh.com/ Bank

Mirage Salon & Day Spa Gen Price 401 S. Main St. Harrisburg IL 62946 253-3453 Spa

Linda B. Mitacek 103 Shawnee Dr. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-8264 Individual

Money Stretcher

James D. Bond P.O. Box 99 Galatia IL 62935 268-6291.................... Fax: 268-4325 http://galatiamoneystretcher.com/ Newspaper See ad page 7

Morello’s Pizza & Grill

Mike Sumner 217 East Poplar St Harrisburg IL 62946 252-2300.................... Fax: 252-2707 Restaurants See ad page 13

Mott Builders

Terry Mott 314 N Jackson St Harrisburg IL 62946 926-2721.................... Fax: 252-7106 Construction O

Old National Bank Herb Klickner 2 E. Locust St. Harrisburg IL 62946 Bank See ad page 11

Peoples National Bank

Bethany Shaw 445 N Commercial St; P.O. Box 726 Harrisburg IL 62946 253-2427 http://www.peoplesnationalbank.com/ location_harrisburg.asp Bank See ad page 1

Personal Finance Company

Ryan Collins 350 Seright Street - Suite B Harrisburg IL 62946 253-6388.................... Fax: 252-7009 Financial Services

Pizza Hut

Brenda Breitwieser 509 E. Poplar Harrisburg IL 62946 252-2222.................... Fax: 252-0142 http://www.pizzahut.com/ Restaurants

Ponderosa

Don Demario 507 N. Commercial Harrisburg IL 62946 252-3115 http://www.ponderosasteakhouses.com/ Restaurants

Primary Care Group

Michelle Boatright 117 E. Clark St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-8625.................... Fax: 252-2540 http://www.primarycaregroup.com/ Healthcare

Doug Pyle

114 W. Church St. Harrisburg IL 62946 525-5508 Individual R

Raben Tire Co.

Roger Craig 709 South Commercial St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-8638.................... Fax: 252-0022 http://www.rabentire.com Automotive See ad page 1

Raymond James Financials

Michael Tison 37 S. Main Harrisburg IL 62946 253-4444.................... Fax: 252-4547 http://www.raymondjames.com/ Financial Services See ad page 6

RDK Management Services Inc. Scott Stout 607 South Commericial Street Harrisburg IL 62946 252-6383.................... Fax: 252-7707

Real Estate Connection

LaVon Fox 425 Mitchellsville Road Carrier Mills IL 62917 841-7359.................... Fax: 252-6308 http://www.4southernillinois.com Real Estate

Reed Funeral Chapel

Randy Reed 503 East Sloan St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-1711.................... Fax: 252-1812 http://www.reedfuneralchapel.com/ Funeral Home See ad page 13

Rent One

Jason 601 N. Commercial St. Harrisburg IL 62946 253-5000 Automotive

Rides Mass Transit District

Carletta L. Prather 1200 W. Poplar Harrisburg IL 62946 253-8761.................... Fax: 252-2754 http://www.ridesmtd.com/ Transporation

Robbs Lumber Co., Inc.

Diana L. Vaughn Rt. 1 Box 234B Simpson IL 62985 695-3330.................... Fax: 695-3411 Construction

Samuel G. Beggs, P.C.

Sam Beggs P.O. Box 486 Harrisburg IL 62946 252-8484.................... Fax: 252-0302

Shawnee Communications

Mike Grisham 120 W. Lane St.; P.O. Box 69 Equality IL 62934 276-4211.................... Fax: 276-4922 Communications Internet Services

Shawnee Hills Country Club, LLC

Wayman Hefner 1110 Shawnee Hills Rd. Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7294 Recreation

Strategic Financial

Williams Hill Pass

Sutton Plumbing Heating & Cooling

Wilson & Henshaw

Dave Deisher 1001 N Market St, Suite 202 Mt. Carmel IL 62863 262-2030 Restaurants

Gordon Littrell 2015 Dog Walk Rd. Equality IL 62934 618-276-4999 Other

Sloan & Tolley Abstracters, Inc. Bruce Tolley 19 E. Poplar St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-0113...................Fax: 253-7263 Title Companies See ad page 1

South Eastern Illinois Electric Co-op

Dustin Tripp 585 Hwy 142 S Eldorado IL 62930 273-2611...................Fax: 273-3886 Utilities See ad page 2

Southastern IL Regional Planning & Dev.

Julie Patera 230 W. Poplar St.; P.O. Box 606 Harriburg IL 62946 252-7463.................... Fax: 252-7464 Economic Development

Southeastern Illinois College

Dr. Ray Cummiskey 3575 College Rd. Harriburg IL 62946 252-4411...................Fax: 252-3156 http://www.sic.edu Education See ad page 2

Southern IL Center for Independent Living

Darlene Stuart 325 E Poplar Harriburg IL 62946 252-7233.................... Fax: 252-7884 Retirement Communities

Southern Illinois Miners Baseball

Sean Patrick P.O. Box 1207 Marion IL 62959 998-8499.................... Fax: 969-8550 Recreation Tim McGrath 75 Goolsby Rd. Eldorado IL 62930 273-7665...................Fax: 273-7664 Specialty Stores/Services See ad page 11

Ross Cottom Lanes

Southern Illinois Real Estate Linda Pilkington 901 State Street, Suite 3 Eldorado IL 62930 297-9334 Real Estate

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Salvation Army, The

Cindy Cowgur P.O. Box 1112 Marion IL 62959 993-5854.................... Fax: 993-9669 Shopping Center

Jimi Williams 1935 Peak Rd. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-6978 See ad page 9

Zach Hosman 117 W. Poplar St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-1776.................... Fax: 252-8222

William Noelle 923 S. Fourth St. Eldorado IL 62930 273-3861.................... Fax: 273-3763 Home Improvement

Katrina Wilson

Shawnee Hills Event Center

Robert E. Smith 880 4th St. Eldorado IL 62930 297-5032 Home Improvement Doug Cottom 2080 Hwy 45 N Harrisburg IL 62946 253-8417.................... Fax: 253-7331 http://www.rosscottomlanes.com/ Recreation

Steve Williams 401 E. Poplar St. Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7165.................... Fax: 252-1094 Insurance

Subway (Foxglove Associates Inc.)

Nancy Braddock 1808 Locust Street Eldorado IL 62930 273-3311.................... Fax: 273-3200 http://www.nancybraddock.com Insurance

State Farm Insurance Co.

Rick D. Brockett 312 E. Poplar St. Harrisburg IL 62930 252-8604.................... Fax: 253-3855 Insurance

203 East Logan Street Harrisburg IL 62946 Individual

H. B. Tanner

WKI

PO Box 524 Harrisburg IL 62946 252-2900 Individual

Harold Wilson 1653 S. Feazel St. Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7449

Tequilas Mexican Restaurant

World Finanace Corp

Sergio Ruiz 601 N. Commercial St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-4267.................... Fax: 252-6329 Restaurants See ad page 9

Jerri Hart 601 N Commercial Suite 113A Harrisburg IL 62946 252-7714.................... Fax: 252-0614 Financial Services

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The Brick House Trading Co.

Steve Wheeler 1416 Country Air Dr. Carterville IL 62918 252-7447 http://www.wsiltv.com Advertising/Promotional

Luke O’Neal 201 E Church St Harrisburg IL 62946 253-4663 Specialty Stores/Services

Tison & Hall Concrete Products Inc.

Jeff Denny 210 N. Commercial St. Harrisburg IL 62946 253-7808.................... Fax: 253-7645 Contractors

Yesterdays Inc.

Anita Kingery 1401 Hwy. 45 N Eldorado IL 62930 384-9377.................... Fax: 265-3922 Restaurants

Tri-State Business Equipment

Richard Clark 204 E. Locust St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-7459.................... Fax: 252-0283 Business Equipment & Supplies V

Valle Printing

Charollett 16 South Vine Harrisburg IL 62946 252-0132 Printing/Advertising

Village Of Muddy

John Molinarolo PO Box 37 Muddy IL 62946 252-4294.................... Fax: 926-2542 City Government

Southern Illinois Pool & Spa

Robert E. Smith

Williams & Associates Ins Agency

Jonathan Gericke PO Box 391; 832 E Poplar Harrisburg IL 62930 294-8442.................... Fax: 294-8446 Financial Services

Wabash Area Development Inc. Lena M. Hankins 14 Veterans Drive Harriburg IL 62946 252-2680.................... Fax: 252-2689 Economic Development

Wabash Capital Inc.

Sandra K. Smith 9 S. Webster St. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-2449.................... Fax: 252-0739 www.wabashcapital.com Financial Services

Wal-Mart #237

Rhonda Rollie Moore Dr. Harrisburg IL 62946 252-8361.................... Fax: 253-4523 Shopping Center See ad page 2

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Categorical Listing Accounting

Krehbiel & Associates, Inc. 273-3214

Cummiskey Strategic Communications 252-5455

Fitness 252-2424

Construction

800-455-5600

Hometown Phone Book 697-2390

WSIL TV

Bryant Construction Co., Inc.

273-7717 Attorneys

Michael V. Oshel, P.C. 252-8100

926-2721 695-3330

Contractor

Ande Auto Sales

E. Miller Engineering, Inc. 253-6017

253-8473

H&H Motorsports 253-7800

Jim Hayes, Inc. 252-8611 See ad page 13

Contractors

Tison & Hall Concrete Products Inc. 253-7808

Economic Development

Raben Tire Co. 252-8638 See ad page 1

Rent One 253-5000

Southastern IL Regional Planning & Dev.

994-2319

Banterra Bank

252-2600

Legence Bank 273-2271

MidCountry Bank 253-7655

Old National Bank See ad page 11

Peoples National Bank 253-2427 See ad page 1

Business Equipment & Supplies

Tri-State Business Equipment 252-7459

City Government

City of Eldorado 273-6566

City of Harrisburg 253-7451 See ad page 8

Harrisburg Park District 252-2111

Village Of Muddy 252-4294

Communications

Clearwave Communications

Merle Norman Cosmetics 252-7120

Healthcare

Air Evac Lifeteam 998-1611 252-2452

Beck’s Drugs 273-8111

Chiropractic Wellness & Injury Center 252-4000

D. Michael Cook, DDS 252-8333

253-7165

252-4411 See ad page 2

Financial Services

American Fraud Solutions 841-7466

Edward Jones 252-7713

Farm Credit Services

Egyptian Health Department

Shawnee Communications 276-4211

252-5302

Hendrix Accounting & Tax Service 273-5079

Hendrix Accounting & Tax Service 252-3370

Kemper CPA Group LLP

Library

Eldorado Memorial Public Library 273-7922

Galatia Public Library 268-9200

Harrisburg District Library 253-7455 See ad page 3

Newspaper 253-7146

Money Stretcher 268-6291 See ad page 7

252-3905

Harrisburg Medical Center 253-7671 x310 See ad page 9

Joyner Therapy Services 251-7171

Marion Eye Center, LTD. 252-5377

Primary Care Group 252-8625

Brown & Roberts Inc. 252-8111

Countryside Home Center, Inc. 253-8626

Franks, LLC 252-0490

252-5349

Shawnee Hills Event Center

Valle Printing

Home Improvement 994-4065

Interiors By Decorating Den

Property Management

Diefenbach Rentals

Sutton Plumbing Heating & Cooling

All In One Real Estate Co

268-6058

273-3861

Individual

Strategic Financial

Linda B. Mitacek

294-8442

252-8264

Wabash Capital Inc.

Doug Pyle

252-2449

525-5508

World Finanace Corp

H. B. Tanner

294-8472

Katrina Wilson

253-7600 See ad page 6

Long John Silvers

Maurices

Mackie’s Pizza

Meleta Antique Attic & Treasure Chest

Morello’s Pizza & Grill

Southern Illinois Pool & Spa

Pizza Hut

The Brick House Trading Co.

252-6368

252-2300 See ad page 13 252-2222

841-5139

273-7665 See ad page 11 253-4663

Storage

Subway (Foxglove Associates Inc.)

Harrisburg Garage

262-2030

518-9001 See ad page 11

Tequilas Mexican Restaurant

Illinois Storage

252-4267 See ad page 9

252-7925 See ad page 7

Sloan & Tolley Abstracters, Inc. Retirement Communities 253-5870

Transporation

Southern IL Center for Independent Living 252-7233

Casey’s General Stores 253-8484

Salvation Army, The 993-5854

Wal-Mart #237 252-8361 See ad page 2

Looking Glass Enterprises 253-3205 See ad page 3

Signs/Specialty Stores 273-4231

Spa 253-3453

Specalty Stores/Services

Foster’s Family Fun Center

253-8761

Utilities

Ameren CIPS 993-4620

253-7041 See ad page 13

297-9334

Recreation

Rides Mass Transit District

Atmos Energy

252-8677

Mirage Salon & Day Spa

Southern Illinois Real Estate

252-0113 See ad page 1

Brookstone Estates

Real Estate Connection 841-7359

Title Companies

384-9377

253-8400

252-0240

252-8677

252-1531

Graf Ink Printing

Gall & Williams Real Estate

252-2900

253-8335

M&S Implement Co., Inc.

KFC

Sign/Advertising Real Estate

Personal Finance Company

16 Saline County Chamber of Commerce

Kroger

994-2480

253-4711

All American Real Estate

252-7714

Keyser Enterprises, Inc. Little Caesars

Kroger Printing/Advertising

297-5032

294-8000 See ad page Inside Front Cover

Kathleen’s Bridal and Formal Wear

Shopping Center

252-0132

Chris Field Electric

253-4367

Dullinger Management (McDonald’s)

252-0551

Healthcare/Specialty Services

253-4444 See ad page 6

J. Bacher Fine Jewelry Design Restaurants

Japar Inc.

618-276-4999

Medicine Shoppe, The

252-5053

Yesterdays Inc. Other

Robert E. Smith

Raymond James Financials

Fox’s Cleaners & Uniforms

252-3120

252-3115

252-7456 See ad page 8 253-6388

Southern Illinois Miners Baseball

Ponderosa

Daily Register, The

Harrisburg Care Center

253-7012

Grant Cape Attorney At Law/CPA

DeNeal Building Supply

253-8000

Internet Services

252-1700

253-7294

252-1489

Williams & Associates Ins Agency

252-2667

Appliance Store, The

Shawnee Hills Country Club, LLC

273-3311

253-7057

724-1613

Southeastern Illinois College

253-8417

998-8499

State Farm Insurance Co.

Specialty Stores/Services

A&E Computer Services

State Farm Insurance Co.

Drs. Eubanks & Daugherty

Eldorado Rural Health Clinic

Education

841-1205

252-7235

Wabash Area Development Inc.

253-6000

Farmers State Bank

Hair Styling

273-3326 See ad page 11

252-2680

Bank of Marion, The

Kurt Williams Agency

252-8604

252-7463

Bank

926-5882

All American Hearing

Automotive

Best One Tire

252-1711 See ad page 13

Mott Builders Robbs Lumber Co., Inc.

273-3115

Reed Funeral Chapel

994-2990 See ad page 3

Donco Electrical Construction LLC

252-7447

Humana MarketPoint

Logan Insurance Company Funeral Home

Harrisburg Masonic Lodge 325 Ross Cottom Lanes

618-252-2984

276-4211

CommunityLink

253-7124

252-3100

Curves

Shawnee Communications Advertising/Promotional

Insurance

Bill Ghent, Inc.

Child of Mine Flowers & Gifts 253-7150

South Eastern Illinois Electric Co-op 273-2611 See ad page 2

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