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Early voting is March 21-28, Election Day is April 4th

"I grew up in Hammond, attended Bible College in Illinois

for a year, then graduated from Southeastern Louisiana

University. I then graduated from LSU Law School.

I practiced law for 18 years. During that time I served as a

prosecutor for the 21st JDC District Attorney's Office for

14 years. I have served as a judge for 15 years in the

21st Judicial District."

Today's Holiday

Jubilee Days Festival

Founded in 1948, Jubilee Days began as a celebration of the harvest and of God's blessings on the community. It has since become a celebration of the unique heritage of Zion, Illinois. The town was founded in 1901 by the reverend John Alexander Dowie, organizer of the Christian Catholic Church. He died in 1907 and was succeeded by Wilbur Glenn Voliva. Past festivals have included arts and crafts fairs, 5k runs, mayor's prayer breakfasts, Zion queen's pageants, Civil War reenactments, and parades. More...

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June 08, 2019

Today in History for June 8th

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