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Hardin, Illinois is located in Calhoun County. Zip codes in Hardin, IL include 62047. More Hardin information.

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Monday May 28 | Journal-Courier.net

Calhoun Farm Bureau: Share the road

One west-central Illinois county is putting up reminders that motorists should pay attention for farm equipment and share the road.

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Sat May 26, 2012

Alton Telegraph

Chinese group explores carp potential

Hardin fishermen Tucker Baalman and Tyler Squier pull in hoop nets of bighead and silverfin species of Asian carp Friday on the Illinois River.

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Thu May 24, 2012

Alton Telegraph

Calhoun signs to warn of farm equipment on roads

New signs warning drivers to use caution because of farm equipment on the road will be erected around Calhoun County.

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Sat May 19, 2012

Alton Telegraph

Sheriff's trial moved out of county

A Cass County judge agreed Friday to a defense motion to move the case to that county on a change of venue.

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Thu May 17, 2012

Alton Telegraph

Benefit to help Calhoun County family with medical bills

One health issue after another seems to have attacked Calhoun County resident Jon Brackett, 52, whose diabetes led to many other problems after a kidney transplant.

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Wed May 09, 2012

Alton Telegraph

Hardin landlords no-shows for meeting on water bills

Landlords in Hardin were invited to talk to the Village Board about overdue water bills, but no one showed up.

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Sat May 05, 2012

Alton Telegraph

Sound Off May 5, 2012

In Saturday's paper, there was an article about a small lock in Kampsville. The reason why it was small is because they didn't have large barges back then, until they put the Alton lock in and Winfield lock in, and that backed the Illinois River up, so they did away with the lock in Kampsville.

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