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Judy Kay Hoffman
Judy Kay Hoffman, 75, of Du Bois, passed away at 7:10 A.M., Monday, March 28, 2022 at the Washington County Hospital in Nashville, IL. Judy was a retired laborer and had worked at factories for many years. She was the salutatorian for her high school and then went on to beauty school to become…
Read MoreHornets Earn State Runner Up
On Friday, the Hornets (12-2) found themselves in a familiar setting, one where you want to be at season’s end- Huskie Stadium in DeKalb. Nashville was tasked with the Wilmington Wildcats, who came into the contest with an undefeated record of 13-0. The Hornets, winners of 11 straight, had not lost since week two at…
Read MoreHuge Week for Hornettes
By: Michael Trotter Nashville’s volleyball squad has spent the early part of this season ranked number one in the Deep South Volleyball Coaches Poll. That shouldn’t change after a week that saw the Hornettes defeat two other top 10 teams in regular season action and five teams in the Rangerette Classic. On Wednesday Nashville…
Read MoreSusan G. McTall
Susan G. McTall, of Irvington, Illinois passed away peacefully in her childhood home on the morning of July 3, 2021, exactly one week before her 78th birthday, from her 27-year battle with cancer. Susan is survived by her six loving children, Roger Wolff and wife LuAnn, Randy Wolff and wife Jodi, Rhonda Rumer and husband…
Read MoreRoman Rojek
Roman Rojek, 88, of Tamaroa, passed away at 3:26 P.M., Saturday, July 3, 2021 at his residence. Roman had been a farmer. He was also a coal miner and had worked at Burning Star #2 mine. He was a United States Army veteran of the Korean War. Roman was a member of the Immaculate…
Read MoreLady Hornettes Track Team Becomes Sectional Champs
By Michael Trotter Last Tuesday the Hornettes track team competed in the girls sectional meet held at Belleville Althoff. It was a two-team battle for the championship as Nashville finished with 145 points while the host squad took second with 134 points. Alton Marquette was the best of the other 11 teams but finished…
Read MoreUrban L. Greten
Urban L. Greten Urban L. Greten, 92, of St. Libory, IL, born April 26, 1928 in Lively Grove, IL died Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2020 at Coulterville Rehab and Health Care Center, Coulterville, IL. Urban was a retired grain farmer. He was a member of St. Liborius Catholic Church and the American Legion Post 683 in…
Read MoreGreenville University Honors Allyson Grabowski With Sand Volleyball Court
By: Garrett Krohne sports@nashnews.net Greenville University continues to carry on the legacy of the late former volleyball player Allyson Grabowski. After several gestures of remembrance throughout the season, the university decided to construct a brand new sand volleyball court in her honor. The court will will be named “Allyson Grabowski Memorial Court.” Grabowski played three seasons…
Read MoreNMS Looking At Possible Options For Next School Year
Nashville Grade School Principal Chuck Fairbanks addressed the elementary committee on Wednesday afternoon, outlining potential scenarios for the 2020-21 school year. The Remote Learning Committee, Fairbanks said in a live tweet, has discussed numerous options including a normal start to the next school year with all students able to attend, a partial start with some of…
Read MoreDavid Bening
David Bening Mr. David Bening of Addieville, IL departed this life at his residence surrounded by his family on Monday, May 11, 2020 at 10:16 A.M. He had attained the age of 59 years, 11 months and 1 day. David was born in Belleville, IL on June 10, 1960 the son of Norbert and LaVerne…
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