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Newscasts Airing Monday - Friday
6:15 - Local News, Obits, Sports, Weather
7:15 - Local News, Obits, Sports, Weather
12:15 - Local News, Obits, Weather
5pm (after Fox World News) - Local News, Weather We play classic hits plus offer full newscasts (starting 5/1/23) at 6 AM, 12 Noon, and 5 PM and an expanded newscast at 9 AM. The Morning Show features Randy Speir and Dustin Fuller as Randy has the fun and Dustin has the news for you weekday mornings. We are also the proud home of the Fairfield Mules, broadcasting Mules games on the air since 1953.

BATTLE OF THE UNBEATEN - TONIGHT IN FAIRFIELD!It's a showdown at The Trainyard TONIGHT! Your 5-0 Fairfield Mules host th...
25/09/2026

BATTLE OF THE UNBEATEN - TONIGHT IN FAIRFIELD!

It's a showdown at The Trainyard TONIGHT! Your 5-0 Fairfield Mules host the 5-0 Johnston City Indians and the stakes couldn't be bigger - the WINNER will be in SOLE POSSESSION of the Black Diamond Conference lead!

TONIGHT - 7PM - The Trainyard in Fairfield
Pre-game show 6:30PM with Coach Justin Townsend - Pregame show presented by Lemond's Chevrolet Chrysler

We hope to see a LARGE contingent of Mule fans pack the home stands and be loud! Let's PACK THE TRAINYARD! Take the radio (headphones, earbuds) or whatever with you tonight and listen to the LIVE game coverage.

Can't make it to the yard?
VIDEO STREAM: wfiwradio.com & tocsportsnetwork.com
LISTEN LIVE: WFIW FM 104.9
Play-by-play with Mark Wells and Marty Slover

25/09/2026
The Fairfield Lady Mules picked up another Black Diamond Conference volleyball victory Thursday night, sweeping Eldorado...
25/09/2026

The Fairfield Lady Mules picked up another Black Diamond Conference volleyball victory Thursday night, sweeping Eldorado on the road.

Fairfield won the varsity match in straight sets, 25-14 and 25-7. The victory improves the Lady Mules to 19-5 overall and 3-0 in Black Diamond Conference play.

The Fairfield junior varsity squad also earned a straight-set victory, defeating Eldorado 25-14 and 25-10.

In freshman action, the two teams split their two sets. Fairfield won the opener 25-20 before Eldorado took the second set 25-16.

The Lady Mules return home Monday night to host the Mt. Carmel Lady Aces at the Mule Barn. Freshman action will begin at 5 p.m., followed by the junior varsity and varsity matches.

ONLINE AUCTIONLINDA L. WILLIAMS HEIRSLOCATION: 743 CR 1420 N, CARMI, IL 62821 (ON-SITE, ONLINE ONLY)BIDDING OPEN: SAT., ...
23/09/2026

ONLINE AUCTION
LINDA L. WILLIAMS HEIRS
LOCATION: 743 CR 1420 N, CARMI, IL 62821 (ON-SITE, ONLINE ONLY)
BIDDING OPEN: SAT., SEPT. 19
TH @ 8AM
SOFT CLOSE: SAT., SEPT. 26TH @ 7PM
ONLINE BIDDING PLATFORM: integrityauctions.hibid.com
ON-SITE, ONLINE ONLY PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION WITH 2100+ LOTS!!!
AUCTION HIGHLIGHTS:
Furniture including Leopold Desk Company MCM desk, dining tables and chairs, Ethan Allen hutch and
furniture, State of Hickory couch, Flora Fashion Craft couch and loveseat, wooden G. Fox Company rocking
chair, La-Z-Boy recliners, Montgomery Ward grandfather clock, mirrored hall cabinet, glass display
cabinets, headboards and footboards, bookshelves, mirrored dressers, large wooden desk, upholstered
wingback armchairs, upholstered chairs, sofa table, chest of drawers, coffee tables, side tables,
nightstands, wooden chairs, hall tree, secretary hutch, office chair, parlor tables, shelves, magazine holder
table, drop-leaf tables, Lane cedar trunk, Mosler Safe Company safe, filing cabinets, twin bed with trundle,
cedar wood cabinet, wooden benches, etc.; Vintage and Antique Items including upholstered settee,
brass lamps, quilts, artwork, Singer sewing machine table, stoneware, uranium marbles, paperweights,
carved animal statues, uranium glass juicer, medicine bottles, porcelain doorknobs, spectacles, seed
sacks, hardware, iron tools, advertising memorabilia, oval portraits, vintage road maps, picnic baskets,
sewing notions, figurines, butter molds, glass tiles, Native American décor, carved tribal statues, table
linens, mantel clock, stemware, glassware, jewelry boxes, brass items, depression glass, glass shoes,
glass hats, bells, Wexford, decanters, bookends, die-cast cars, ceramics, oil lamps, salt and pepper
shakers, planters, rugs, paper dolls, children’s books, purses and bags, postcards, suitcases, hats and hat
boxes, Panasonic travel TV, Royal typewriter, TV trays, National Geographic magazines, books,
washboards, porcelain dolls, glass jugs, wooden trunk, canning jars, enamelware, etc.; Home Goods
including framed oil paintings, prints and needlework, table and floor lamps, vases, wall décor, trinkets,
home décor, candlestick holders, hand-carved figures and statues, b**r steins, quilts and quilt tops,
crocheted afghans, chenille quilt, doilies and aprons, decorative baskets, rugs, mirrors, pottery, planters,
wooden and carved décor, fireplace accessories, perfume bottles, duck décor, brass décor, elephant décor,
frames, Ethan Allen bed linens, stained glass window panel, plant stands, plants, office supplies, large
stones and geodes, clocks, holiday décor, Cadent treadmill, exercise mats and exercise videos, etc.; Huge
collection of signed, framed paintings and artwork; Large collection of artifacts; Extensive
Collection of Vintage, Antique & Modern Books — wide-ranging collection of genres featuring classic
literature, fiction, novels, mystery/thriller, historical fiction, military/war history, U.S. and world history, Illinois
and local history, genealogy, biography, religion and Bibles, science, medicine, nature/wildlife, travel,
geography, art/photography, antiques and collectibles, cookbooks, gardening, crafts, children’s books,
reference and encyclopedias, vintage and antique books, etc. Notable authors and titles include Stephen
King, Anne Rice, Michael Crichton, Robert Ludlum, Ken Follett, James Michener, Louis L’Amour, Edgar
Allan Poe, Amy Tan, Gone with the Wind, War and Peace, Bleak House, For Whom the Bell Tolls, Heidi,
Roots, The Thin Red Line, The Robe, God Emperor of Dune, War and Remembrance, Congo, The Odessa
File, etc.; Local Memorabilia including framed artwork painted by members of the Williams family, old
maps of Carmi, Enfield and Mill Shoals Township, vintage 1960s Carmi newspapers, Carmi Industrial Park
map, Carmi Rotary Hermitage Award, Carmi Kiwanis jug, Kisner’s Pharmacy Carmi amber bottle, Rebstock
Brothers Carmi mallet, Carmi and Crossville history books, Yester Years in Edwards County, White County
history and genealogy books, antique White County farmers and breeders directory, White County historical
ornament, Big Prairie Cemetery Civil War death list, Grayville advertising plate, miniature Albion brick,
DuQuoin State Fair poster and 1947 calendar, framed Wabash River-area map, locally made Enfield lamp,
carved duck by Audrey Elder of Carmi, etc.; Electronics including Canon PowerShot and Pentax
cameras, Kodak slide projector, radios, calculators, phones, music CDs, VHS tapes, small appliances,
household electronics, etc.; Tools/Outdoor Items including snow blower, folding workbench, long- and
short-handled tools, totes, shop vac, ammo boxes, ladders, rakes, hand saws, yard carts, jigsaw, oil can,
fishing items and tackle, saws, wedges, cleaners, dinner bell, large pots and planters, house plants, etc.;
Kitchen Items including cast iron kettles, Instant Pots, crock pots, CorningWare, Pyrex, vintage cookware,
vintage kitchen utensils, Squeezo strainer, vintage rolling pins, cast iron coffee pot, copper teapot, waffle
iron, baking pans, flour sifters, vintage cookie tins, cookbooks and recipe collections, bakeware,
dinnerware, cutlery, silverware, serveware, drinkware, Fiesta Ware, Pfaltzgraff, measuring cups,
enamelware, nutcrackers, glassware, etc.; Large Variety of Stoneware, Glassware & Pottery including
Fenton, uranium glass, depression glass, McCoy, Frankoma, Roseville, Blenko, Fostoria, Wexford, Homer
Laughlin, Hall, Pyrex, milk glass, carnival glass, ruby glass, amberina, hobnail, custard glass, crackle glass,
slag glass, art glass, hand-blown glass, Bohemia crystal, Cape Cod Ruby Red, stoneware, crocks, pitchers,
bowls, vintage teacups and saucers, cruets, decanters, stemware, glass baskets, vases, toothpick holders,
glass hats, extensive glass shoe collection, etc.; Soft Goods; Box Lots…AND MUCH MORE!!!
FOR DETAILS, SEE THE CATALOGUE LISTING ONLINE.
AUCTION PREVIEW: WED., SEPT. 23RD, 4—6
PM
Auction Preview is ON-SITE: 743 CR 1420 N, CARMI, IL 62821
AUCTION PICKUP: TUE., SEPT. 29
TH
, 12—6
PM
Auction Pickup is ON-SITE: 743 CR 1420 N, CARMI, IL 62821
TERMS OF AUCTION:
Cash or check with I.D. are acceptable forms of payment. Credit card merchant services offered for all
major cards with 4% convenience fee. All items sell "As Is - Where Is" with no guarantee as to condition.
ALL SALES ARE FINAL. All announcements take precedence over all written or verbal statements. Not
responsible for accidents. SEE WEBSITE FOR ONLINE BIDDING TERMS/INSTRUCTIONS.
***IMPORTANT PICKUP TERMS – PLEASE READ CAREFULLY***
All items are sold as-is and must be removed by the Buyers at the scheduled pickup time.
Parking for this auction pickup will be difficult because of the layout of the home/driveway.
Please plan accordingly. Many items are large and extremely heavy. Buyers are solely
responsible for providing all necessary labor, tools, and equipment required for safe removal
and loading. Auction staff will NOT assist with disassembly, removal, or loading under
any circumstances.
By bidding, all Buyers acknowledge and agree to these requirements and assume all risks of
and responsibility for removal. Failure to comply may result in forfeiture of items without refund.
NEITHER SELLER NOR AUCTIONEER ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS.
SELLER: THE HEIRS OF LINDA L. WILLIAMS
INTEGRITY REALTY & AUCTIONS and our sellers/consignors make NO
guarantees or warranties, written or implied, regarding the age, condition, or
authenticity of the items being sold in this auction. It is the bidder’s/buyer’s
responsibility to authenticate any/all items listed in this auction.
10% BUYER PREMIUM—BIDDING INSTRUCTIONS AND PICTURES ONLINE
Contact Dustin by calling (618) 445-2267 or
email: [email protected]
INTEGRITY REALTY & AUCTIONS
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23/09/2026

Help us fill the fund and continue helping local families in need.

The Scranton Cancer memorial Fund provides and average of $18,000 each year to help with travel and lodging expenses, with $500 available per request. Every donation-large or small- helps keep this support available to our local famlies.
Donations can be dropped off at Wayne White Electric.

Take the challenge! Help fill the fund. The fight's not over until cancer is gone.

Fairfield National Bank Community Shout-Out:Since 2017, Wayne City Matters has been helping turn community spirit into m...
23/09/2026

Fairfield National Bank Community Shout-Out:
Since 2017, Wayne City Matters has been helping turn community spirit into meaningful action. Wayne City Matters was built around a simple idea: focusing on what matters most in Wayne City...its people.

This community-minded group works together to host events, organize fundraisers, beautify the town, and invest back into the community. From helping purchase a pickleball court to hosting events like Teen Night, the Fall Carnival, Easter Egg Hunts, Christmas Parades, Trivia Night, and community decorating projects, they enjoy bringing people together to create lasting memories. They welcome new ideas, volunteers, and anyone who shares a passion for making Wayne City an even better place to live.

Wayne City Matters' annual Fall Carnival will take place on October 31st at the City Park and promises fun for the whole family! There will be live music, food trucks, trunk or treat, cake walk, kids activities, and more!

Be sure to follow Wayne City Matters on Facebook to learn more about their upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, and the positive impact they're making throughout the community.

Interested in having a shoutout for your small business or community organization? Give FNB a call at (618) 842-2107. We love supporting local!

Featured businesses are independent and not endorsed by FNB.
Member FDIC

🚂🏈 BATTLE OF THE UNBEATEN - FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE TRAINYARD! 🏈🚂5-0 FAIRFIELD MULES (5-0 BDC) vs 5-0 JOHNSTON CITY INDIANS ...
23/09/2026

🚂🏈 BATTLE OF THE UNBEATEN - FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE TRAINYARD! 🏈🚂

5-0 FAIRFIELD MULES (5-0 BDC) vs 5-0 JOHNSTON CITY INDIANS (5-0 BDC)

Two unbeatens. One conference title on the line. Winner takes SOLE POSSESSION of the Black Diamond!

MULE FANS - PACK THE TRAINYARD!

📻 HOW TO FOLLOW:
Lemond's Chevrolet Chrysler Pre-Game Show with Mules Head Coach Justin Townsend starts at 6:30 PM

Kickoff at 7:00 PM
Play-by-Play with Mark Wells & Marty Slover

🎧 LIVE on WFIW FM 104.9
📺 VIDEO STREAM: wfiwradio.com & tocsportsnetwork.com

Let's make The Trainyard LOUD! Go Mules!

23/09/2026

Parent Teacher Conferences will be held Monday, 10/5/26 & Wednesday, 10/7/26. If you would like to schedule, please click the link below.

https://forms.gle/5uihBi5etHQzArG18

23/09/2026

Come to Cisne High School tomorrow (Wednesday) morning at 7:30am and meet around the flag pole for prayer! We will pray for our students, our school, our community, and our nation!

LADY MULES VOLLEYBALL IMPRESSIVE AT HOME TUESDAY NIGHTThe Fairfield Lady Mules were home and continued with a win in the...
23/09/2026

LADY MULES VOLLEYBALL IMPRESSIVE AT HOME TUESDAY NIGHT

The Fairfield Lady Mules were home and continued with a win in the Black Diamond Conference portion of their volleyball schedule Tuesday night with a clean sweep of Hamilton County at the Mule Barn.

Fairfield won at all three levels, with the freshman squad taking its match in straight sets, 25-16 and 25-22.

The Lady Mules JV team followed with a dominating performance, defeating Hamilton County 25-7 and 25-10.

In varsity action, Fairfield completed the sweep with back-to-back 25-9 victories over the Lady Foxes.

The Varsity Lady Mules improve to 18-5 overall and 2-0 in Black Diamond Conference play.

Fairfield will be back in action Thursday on the road at Eldorado. Freshman, JV and Varsity matches are scheduled, with the first match beginning at 5 p.m.

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