2016 Community Book

Community Book
2016 - 2017
Nashville And Washington County, IL
The Community Book Is A Production Of The Nashville News
Welcome to the
City of
Nashville
The following information is
current as of 5-1-16
CITY COUNCIL
Mayor - Raymond Kolweier Clerk / Collector - Joyce Sheridan Treasurer - Rose Ann Hunter
City Attorney - William DeMoss City Engineer - Curry & Associates Chief of Police - Brian Fletcher
Utility Superintendent - Blaine Middleton Street Superintendent - Richard Schuette
Zoning Administrator - Richard Schuette
Council Members
Josh Fark
Terry Kozuszek
Erik Rolf
Doug Hargan
Dennis Kellerman
Sue Finke
Committee Chairman
Police
Streets
Finance & Insurance
Water
Gas
City Property & Zoning
Committee Members
Kozuszek - Rolf
Finke - Rolf
Hargan - Kellerman
Fark - Finke
Kozuszek - Hargan
Fark - Kellerman
City Hall
190 N. East Court Street
Telephone - (618) 327-3058
Public Works
640 N. Kaskaskia Street
Telephone - (618) 327-8918
Water Plant
18570 State Route 15
Telephone - (618) 327-3228
Police Station
875 S. Mill Street
Telephone - (618) 327-8232
Library
219 E. Elm Street
Telephone - (618) 327-3827
Golf Course
660 E. Memorial Drive
Telephone - (618) 327-3821
REGULAR MEETINGS
City Council
Zoning Board of Appeals
Planning Commission
Library Board
Golf Board
1st & 3rd Thursday
Last Thursday*
Last Thursday*
1st Tuesday
2nd Thursday
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
City Hall
Public Works
Public Works
Library
Golf Course
*Zoning and Planning Commission meet only when an application has been received.
BOARD MEMBERS
Zoning Board of Appeals
Herb Wilkey, Chairman
Eric Campagna
Allan Dahncke
Curt Lehde
Mark McCleary
Kelly Sheridan
Paul Welte
Planning Commission
Jay Colbrook, Chairman
Jeff Luechtefeld
Karl Eubanks
Ron Helij
Denny Hoffman
Tom McFeron
Library Board
Rodney Ibendahl, Chairman
Deb Auld
Aaron Epplin
Melody Wilkey
Mary Kania
Mary Karmeier
Ruth Kellerman
Marty Kemper
Palma Stiegman
Golf Course Board

Jane Miller, Chairman
Jeff Harre
Ricky Heggemeier
Rob Irwin
Dick Shew
Get Off The Road...

Whats the first thing that I would
tell someone who wasnt familiar with
Nashville?
Who wasnt familiar with Washington County?
Get off of Illinois 127.
Get off of Interstate 64.
Get off of U.S. 51, or 177, or 15.
Just take that turn and see what we
have to offer.
We have so much to offer.
You can head way off, or you can go
just a few feet off the path, but no matter what, there are plenty of choices...
If Festivals are your thing, head
to the Oakdale Eggstravaganza, or the
Hoyleton Hofbraufest, or Santaland in
Ashley. Visit Polishfest in DuBois.
In the fall you can have a lot of fun
visiting both the Okawville Wheat Festival and the Nashville Fall Festival.
If you want a cozy place to rest
your head, try the Best Western U.S.
Inn in Nashville, or the the Super 8 in
Okawville.
If you feel like roughing it, just
south of Nashville is the Washington
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County State Recreation Area camping, fishing, boating, hunting, picnicking, you
name it.
If history is your thing, head to the L&N Depot in Nashville, or the museum on the 300
block of South Kaskaskia Street, both operated by the Washington County Historical Society.
In Okawville, you could check out the historic Original Springs Hotel, complete with mineral baths and spas, or head to the Schlosser Complex Historic Site in June for Heritage Days.
Do you want a bite to eat?
Stop by the Country Kitchen in

Oakdale, the Blue room in New Minden or Kretzers in Hoyelton. Stop by
Girolamos, El Indio, Subway, The Diner,
or Dairy Queen in Nashville.
Just got a second to hop off of the
interstate for a bite? Visit Little Nashville
or McDonalds in Nashville, or Subway,
Dairy Queen or Burger King in Okawville.
Check out church picnics and dinners at St. Ann, St. Michaels, Trinity, St.
John, St. Charles and so many more.
The fact is, the day, the week and
the hour dont matter, theres always
something happening here.
And whether you head to Nashville, Okawville, or any of the other
beautiful communities in Washington
County, there are places to go, people
to see, and fun to be had.
All you need to do is get off the
road. Who knows what youll find. You
take that turn though, and you are
entering a whole world of different
experiences and stops that are all worth
getting out of the car for.
Just get off the road and see.
Alex Haglund
Managing Editor
The Nashville News
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To Protect And Serve

A small town police officer does a lot of things, said Nashville
Police Chief Brian Fletcher.
Nashville is served by a police department led by Fletcher that
includes a lieutenant, five full-time officers and three part-time officers.
Fletcher has 13 years of law enforcement experience, starting as a
deputy with the Washington County Sheriffs Department in 2000. He
moved to the Nashville Police Department in 2002, and was promoted
from lieutenant to police chief in July 2010.
The department provides 24/7 protection to the community,
performing a variety of tasks.
We basically do everything in law enforcement, he said. That
includes basic patrols, investigations, city ordinance violations and
traffic control. Officers also respond to emergency medical calls and
to fires, and are sometimes called out for animal complaints.
We are here to help and serve as best we can, the chief said.
The officers are assisted by Ava, a Belgian Malamois that is the
departments second K-9 dog. The dog is trained to sniff out drugs
and can be used for tracking lost persons or fleeing suspects and for
handler protection.
While the crime rate is extremely low in Nashville, there are plenty
of calls to keep the department busy.
Fletcher said domestic disputes occupy much of his officers time,
and while home burglaries are rare, there are a number of thefts from
vehicles.
Motor vehicle accidents and other traffic complaints are another
major component of the job.
The police department also conducts a number of community
service projects during the year.
They include presentations on drug awareness and prevention
at local schools, bicycle safety courses and safety programs for pre-
schoolers.
The department also participates in the annual Shop With A Cop
in which officers take underprivileged children Christmas shopping.
The department also assists with the annual Washington County Relay
For Life fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.
Members of the Nashville Police Department are: Chief Brian
Fletcher, Lieutenant Greg Hopfinger, Patrolmen Jared Wilke, Brock
Styninger, John Paul Kubiak, Brad Wetsel, Josh Stevens, Steve Fletcher
and Kent Ahlers. Melissa Hopfinger is the administrative assistant.
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Washington County Ambulance Service
serves the entire 564 square miles of Washington County.
John Felchlia has been administrator since
October 2004 and first joined the ambulance
service as a paramedic in May 1998.
He is in charge of eight full-time paramedics and 25 part-time personnel who provide
around-the clock emergency services 365
days a year.
The ambulance service has three fully
equipped ambulances, two of which are
staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
A third unit is held in reserve, and part-time
personnel are called in, if the other two are
in service at the same time, Felchlia said.
The ambulances are equipped with the
latest in life-saving technology and equipment. For example,
field data on heart attack patients can be transmitted to hospital emergency room physicians who can confirm the possible
diversion of the ambulance to a hospital with cardiac cath lab
capabilities, thus saving time by bypassing other hospitals.
Personnel are trained to operate this complex equipment,
which adds to their life-saving capabilities.
The services primary duty is to provide 911 emergency
responses on a variety of calls, ranging from motor vehicle
accidents to persons who have fallen ill.
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They also do transfers of patients between hospitals and

respond to all structure fires in the county to provide medical
service to firefighters and fire victims.
The service also provides non-emergency transport and a
wheelchair service for people who need rides to doctors appointments. Personnel also stand by at local football games.
The ambulance service also is involved in a number of community activities. Felchlia said personnel conduct CPR and first
aid classes and trains first responders for area fire departments.
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County Officials
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURTHOUSE
101 E. St. Louis St., Nashville, IL 62263
Circuit Judge................................................................... Daniel Emge
(618) 327-4800 (Ext: 305)
Official Court Reporter: Brenda Engele
County Clerk and Recorder...................................... Nancy Heseman
(618) 327-4800 (Ext: 300)
Deputies: Shari Schorfheide, Jane Hasheider
District 095 Registrar of Births & Deaths................ Nancy Heseman
(618) 327-4800 (Ext: 300)
Circuit Clerk............................................................. Cindy Barczewski
(618) 327-4800 (Ext: 305)
Chief Deputy: Michele Imrisik;
Deputies: Andrea Renken, Cheryl Engele
Treasurer and Collector.............................................. Kelly Cameron
(618) 327-4800 (Ext: 315)
Deputies: Darlene Ostendorf, Natalie Lynch
Sheriff........................................................................... Danny Bradac
(618) 327-4800 (Ext: 335)
Deputies: John Kennedy, Drew Bauer,
Charles Carroll, Tom Moss, Justin Mendenhall,
Adam Hall, Scott Hullenix
Secretary: Paulette Leonard (Ext: 127)
States Attorney.............................................................Heath Hooks
(618) 327-4800 (Ext: 320)
Investigator:......................................................................Nick Heath
Assistant: Jennifer Becker-Roscow
Assistant: Crystal May
Secretary: Jennifer Dressler
Administrative Assistant: Lisa Meier
Superintendent of
Educational Services Regional.................................... Ron Daniels
1710 Broadway Mt. Vernon, Illinois 62864
(618) 244-8040
Assistant: Melanie Andrews
Coroner......................................................................Mark Styninger
245 S. Washington St., Nashville, IL 62263
(618) 327-3211
County Highway Engineer.............................................Mitch Burdick
1243 W. Adams St., Nashville, IL 62263
(618) 327-4800 Ext: 350 Garage (618) 327-3842
Supervisor of Assessments.........................................Sharon Mewes
(618) 327-4800 (Ext: 325)
Chief Deputy: Ann Greten; Deputy Clerk: Audrey Ostendorf
Clerk II: Amy Pedtke; Deputy Field Person: Gina Droege
Public Defender.............................................................Dennis Hatch
(618) 327-9795 251 E. St. Louis St., Nashville, IL 62263
Chief Probation Officer...............................................Maggie Bradac
(618) 327-4800 Ext: 137
Washington County Animal Control
(618) 327-4800, Ext: 355
7990 Richview Rd., Nashville, IL 62263
Animal Control Administrator.........................Jay Colbrook, D.V.M.
Animal Control Warden...............................................Jane Reuter
Assistant Animal Control Wardens (Part-Time)...............................
Paula Richards, Chelsa Wolfe, Bernell Bleisch, Jake Kolus
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In 1878, the city fathers of Nashville petitioned the Secretary of State
to form a corporation, which was designated the Nashville Library Association. It wasnt until the early 1900s that the people of Nashville had a
location where they could borrow books.
In 1923, the Womens club officially opened a library for leisure reading in what was the former Nashville City Hall. In 1943, the library was
moved to the building which once had been the city jail. In 1962, the
library board bought the J.P. Carter residence on Kaskaskia Street for use
as the library. In 1992, the City of Nashville purchased the Veterans of
Foreign Wars building at 219 East Elm Street (the present location), and
remodeled the building.
In 2006, the Librarys Board of Trustees, with the help of the Nashville
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Current Librarian Dennis Gregory with past librarians, in

order of service, Linda Summers, 1999-2015, Judith (Judy)
Jones, 1988-1999, and Katie Briles, 1979-1987.
$125,000 from the Illinois State Librarys Live and Learn Construction
Grant program was awarded to the library. The grant was matched and
expanded by the Nashville City Council. Ground was broken in March
2007 and the work was completed in January 2008. The current library
contains over 6,000 square feet and houses a collection of approximately 20,000 books, videos, and audio books.
The Nashville Public Library joins over 400 other libraries as members
of the Illinois Heartland Library System. Library patrons have access to
almost 2 million items in the online patron access catalog called SHARE,
of which the Nashville Public Library is also a member.
The librarys public access computers offer Internet access, as well as
software such as Microsoft Office, and World Vital Records. Wireless connectivity in the library remains a popular feature. A copier, fax machine
and scanning services are also available for patron use at a fee. Genealogists enjoy the use of a digital microfilm machine for looking at old newspapers or church records and may save their findings or print them out.
The Nashville Public Librarys website at www.nashville.lib.il.us posts
a calendar of events, Friends of the Library information, links to both the
online catalog and a free digital downloading service, as well as many
resources and research sites.
The Friends of the Nashville Public Library are vital to the librarys programming and fundraising efforts.
The library staff offers assistance to library visitors from Mondays
through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. For more information, the Nashville Public Library may be reached
at 327-3827.
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The Nashville Chamber of Commerce

The Nashville Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary organization
of citizens who are investing time and money in a community development program. The chamber works together to improve the economic, civic and cultural well-being of our area.
Businesses, individuals and organizations are all eligible to belong
to the Nashville Chamber of Commerce. Dues are structured so that
even the smallest business can be a member. The chamber is composed of volunteers serving as committee members, directors and officers. The staff devotes effort to build strong organizations and carry
out the policies determined by the board of directors to represent the
interests of the members.
The chamber is a service and action organization for business. It
provides a venue through which people can take effective action for
the progress of their community.
ABOVE, Nashville Chamber of Commerce President Tom Speedie

with Chamber Volunteer of the Year, Gary Farris. LEFT, Chamber Members Volunteer At Reality Day.
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ABOVE, Nashville Chamber Members along with Nashville Mayor Ray Kolweier at the ribbon cutting for The new location of the Dental
Center of Nashville.
The Nashville chamber helps to create job opportunities
through the stimulation of industrial and commercial growth. It
also seeks improvements in human resources. Improvements in
community marketing are also the work of the chamber.
If you have any questions, or you wish to join the Nashville
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Chamber of Commerce, please call 618-327-3700 Monday-Friday

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Chamber Director Doris Povolish can be
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The Nashville Chamber of Commerce can be found online at
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Higher Education
The Kaskaskia College Nashville
Education Center opened its
doors in August, 2003 and has
continued to thrive offering a
variety of classes for both adults
and children.
The Education Center featured
four classrooms and computer
stations for up to ten students.
In April of 2016, higher education in Nashville and Washington
County received an even greater
boon, when the brand new Nashville Education Center opened its
doors.
The new NEC is more than
12,000 square feet, and features
more classroom space, a dedicated science lab, a health occupation lab, and many more computers and distance learning
opportunities.
The College Information Technology staff installed a smart
room at the Nashville Education
Center which allows faculty the
access to technology such as
displaying internet sites, live
internet videos, and other such
Located just north of downtown Nashville off of State Route 127, the new Kaskaskia
College Nashville Education Center had its grand opening in April, 2016.
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Other Area Colleges
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
425 Clocktower Dr.
Carbondale, IL 62901
618-453-2121
Guests check out the new classroom (four rooms that
can be joined together) at the grand opening of the new
Nashville Education Center.
such media formats. Although the Nashville Education Center is
small it meets the needs of the area and the College continues to
keep all centers up to date through upgrades of technical equipment as a priority.
In cooperation with Nashville Community High School, the
Center has reinstituted offering college classes at the high school
thus expanding evening offerings.Also, in cooperation with the
Methodist Church, some community education classes have been
offered at the churchs fellowship hall such as quilting and cake
decorating. The Nashville Education Center is well received within
the Washington County area both by the citizens and the businesses within the community.
The Kaskaskia College Nashville Education Center is staffed with
qualified instructors and office assistants willing to help meet the
educational needs of lifelong learners.
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Belleville, IL 62221
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Parents And Teachers, Together

Nashville Community Consolidated District 49 is a pre-kindergarten through 8th
grade district at 750 East Gorman Street
in Nashville. Grades K-4 are housed in the
primary school, while grades 5-8 and the
pre-K program are down the hall in the
middle school.
The district serves 580 students starting
with at-risk 3 and 4 year-olds in the early
childhood pre-kindergarten program, and
then sends its graduating 8th grade graduates to Nashville Community High School
District 99.
State test scores from third through
eighth grade consistently show that students meet or exceed state standards at
the 80th percentile and higher. District 49
attributes that success to a commitment
to keeping class sizes around 20 students
or even lower, a variety of small group
instructional strategies, and an extensive
list of parental volunteers.
District 49 works in coordination with
the Kaskaskia Special Education District
801 for students that require a little more
tender loving care. KSED is a great partner
in helping determine what type of individualized education program is appropriate
for each needy student.
The primary school addition was added
to the existing middle school site in 2005,

and the middle school campus was updated
during the construction.
A very active Parent/Student Organization (PSO) continuously provides educational and entertaining activities for all
students. Assemblies, fundraisers, field
trips and classroom supplies are just some
of the activities and materials provided by
the PSO.
Students on the primary school side are
treated monthly to a non-detention activity
to reward good behavior. Middle school
students are treated quarterly.
TOP RIGHT, the schools annual book fair. ABOVE, students along with their parents,
grandparents or family members for Family Athletic Day.
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Primary Schools, Christian Setting

St. Ann School
St. Ann School at 675 S. Mill St. in Nashville

is a Catholic elementary school under the auspices of the Diocese of Belleville. The school
has been a part of the community since 1949.
It currently has students enrolled in pre-school
through eighth grade. The school provides an
excellent education in a Christian setting.
Students from St. Ann School consistently
score higher than their public school counterparts in testing for academic achievement.
They continue on to be valuable students
in high school, both in academics as well as
service and extracurricular activities.
For more information on the school and all
it has to offer contact may be made through
the school office at 327-8741. Interested
parties can also go to the schools website
www.stannnashville.org/school.
The St. Ann School Student Council visited a meeting of The Nashville Chamber of
Commerce.
TrinitySt. John Lutheran School
Trinity-St. John Lutheran School at 680

W. Walnut in Nashville is owned and operated by Trinity Lutheran Church in Nashville
and St. Johns Lutheran Church in New
Minden. Both have supported Christian
schools since the 1800s.
Trinity-St. John educates kindergarten
through eighth grade students in a caring
and nurturing climate. The veteran staff

is committed to the welfare of each and
every student.
Pastors on the teaching staff are available to students and their families each
day. They are supported by the outstanding
clerical, cafeteria and custodial staff.
Leadership skills and sense of belonging
are fostered in a small school environment

such as Trinity-St. John. Discipline problems
are virtually non-existent.
T-SJ alumni consistently distinguish
themselves at the high school level and
beyond.
For more information, contact the
school at 327-8561.
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Washington County Health Department was
formed by the Resolution of the Washington
County Board in November of 1991.
The Health Department began offering the
required public health services of communicable
disease control (immunizations, TB testing,
counseling and follow-up of infectious diseases)
and environmental health services (food, septic,
water, and nuisance complaint investigation)
with a total of three employees: a nurse/administrator, sanitarian, and a secretary.
The health department has grown to offer the following services provided by seven
employees:
Immunizations
Cholesterol & Lab Screenings
Communicable Disease Control
Tuberculosis Control
Vision and Hearing Screenings upon
request for area pre-schools
Community Referral
Environmental Health Programs
Smoke Free and School Programs
Annual Womens Health Program
CPR Classes
Women, Infants & Children (WIC)
Family Case Management.
Washington County has also seen the passage of a local sanitation code and ordinance
which the health department manages.
If you have any questions or interest in
the programs offered, please contact the
Washington County Health Department at
(618) 327-3644.
The health department is also on the web
at washingtonco.illinois.gov/healthdept/
and has a Facebook page as well.
Washington County Health Board of
Health: David Meyer, President; Catherine
Combs, Secretary; Dr. Robin Biermann, M.D.,
Medical Director; Dr. Esther Schulz, D.O.; Dr.

John Skorczewski, D.M.D.; Paul Todd, County
Board Member; Robert Gill, County Board
Member; Angie Lisk, County Board Member
Washington County Health Department
Staff: Sharon Frederking, RN, MSN, Administrator; Joyce Carson RN, BS, Family Case
Management, WIC, Nursing Services Coordinator; Elizabeth Lehde, WIC, RN; Linda
Borowiak, Environmental Health; Babs
Frederking, RN, Health Educator; Karen Martens, WIC Clerk; Charlene Rybacki, Administration Assistant
ABOVE, The Washington County Health Department. LEFT, an

electronics recycling event, sponsored by the health department
anbd the county solid waste committee.
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Down At The Fair

the Washington County Fair persists.
The 2016 fair featured the same 4-H exhibits and auction, the same demolition derby, the same tractor pulls, and the same fun
for the whole family.
In Washington County, the fair is a tradition at the beginning of July that wont be
going anywhere soon.
Times are tight for county fairs in 2016,

with the State of Illinois cutting funds, but in
Washington County, the show must go on.
While other fairs have been cutting
events, or even cancelling the whole show,
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267 East St. Louis St.
Nashville, IL 62263
618-244-4800
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Mohammad Siddiqui, M.D.

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Robert Davidson, M.D.
Ginger Fewell, M.D.
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705 S. Grand Avenue
Nashville, IL 62263
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The Great Outdoors
In 1959, the State of Illinois purchased 160

acres of natural area near Nashville which
provided excellent cover and food for upland
game. Additional acreage has been added
in succeeding years, currently totaling 1,440
acres. In 1960 the Department of Natural Resources constructed the lake in the areas between two small creeks. This long, thin lake
is surrounded by fields and woods. With the
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outdoorsmen and
nature lovers.
For a special afternoon get away, the
seven picnic areas
scattered
around
the lake provide a
perfect setting. They
are located in heavily wooded, grassy
areas and have tables, outdoor stoves,
drinking water and
playground equipment. Whether you
choose Ponderosa,
Lazy L, or one of the
other picnic sites,
you will be assured of scenic surroundings.
Bring your own picnic basket, or purchase
sandwiches and soft drinks at the concession
stand.
Enjoying the out-of-doors is easy with tent
and trailer spaces readily accessible. Electricity
and disposal are available for trailers. A shower building is also located in the camping area.
Two Campground Cabins are available in
the campground. There is no cooking, pets,
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Fri. 11 - 10 Sat. 11 - 10 Sun. 11 - 8
or smoking in Cabins. Fire grill, table, and BBQ

grill are provided outside. A full size bed, two
sets of bunk beds, table and chairs are provided inside. The Cabins have heat and a/c
available with two ceiling fans. You must provide your own bedding. A $45.00 reservation
fee is needed in advance to hold the Cabin
for a particular date, then $45.00 per day after that. The $45.00 reservation fee is nonrefundable.
Fishermen will delight at the possibilities for
catching their limits of largemouth bass, bluegill, sunfish, crappie, channel catfish and carp.
For boaters, two launching ramps are available as well as boat docks. There is a limit of 10
horsepower for motorboats. Both boats and
motor boats are available for rental for fishing
or just a ride on the lake.
For an invigorating walk, a seven-mile-long,
marked trail is available. This trail circles the
lake and hikers can enjoy viewing the majestic
trees, beautiful wildflowers or the numerous
birds and animals residing in the area.
Acre after acre of wildlife habitat will challenge all levels of sportsman. Shotgun and archery hunting are allowed, with an abundance
of deer, turkey, and small game available. All
hunters must check in at the check site. Contact the site ranger for game species, hunting
times and regulations.
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Music And Drama
For those interested in catching a show

during the spring and summer in Nashville, the Washington County Arts Council is
pleased to be able to offer plenty of musical
performances with their summer concert series as well as annual Shakespearian performances.
In the past, the summer concerts series took place on the Washington County
Courthouse lawn. However, due to renova-
tion there the past

two years, the 2016
series was held at
Nashvilles Memorial Park.
In 2017, the series will be On the
Square once again.
Acts featured in
2016 included the
Threshermen, Dave
Hyllas Good Times
Polka Band, The
NCHS Concert Band,
George Portz and his
Bluegrass Friends
and D.C. Cusanelli.
On July 4, the
concert series presented musical entertainment leading up to the fireworks at
the park by The Beaucoup Bottom Band.
The plays are performed by Stone Soup
Shakespeare, a troupe which also leads discussion on the plays before the event at the
Nashville Public Library, the events co-sponsor.
Stone Soup also gives Shakespearian
workshops to classes at NCHS prior to their
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Amanda and Jay Suedmeyer play a duet.
performance. Those students are also given
extra credit for attending the performance.
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More Than Just Farming

The mission of
our county organization is: Improve the
economic well-being
of agriculture and enrich the quality of life
in Washington County. Our primary goals
remain virtually unchanged from our inception: to speak out
for farmers and protect their interests.
Additionally, the CFB
and Illinois Farm BuABOVE, members of the Farm Bureaus Young Leaders Com- reau provides memmittee grill porkburgers up at the annual ice cream social. BELOW bers with a myriad of
RIGHT, Ag In The Classroom Coordinator Deb Sauerhage talks to benefits that include a
local discount program
kids about the intersection of baseball and agriculture.
with 13 businesses in
The Washington County Farm Bureau the county, and a state discount program that ap(CFB) is a non-profit member organization plies to new Ford vehicles, pharmaceuticals, eye
comprised of almost 2,000 members locally. care, car and hotel rentals, and many others.
As a member of the county organization, memSince being founded in 1926, the Washington County Farm Bureau has been working bers are also represented by the Illinois Farm
non-stop to serve agricultural interests in the Bureau (IFB). Since 1916, the IFB has served the
county. With a strong focus on legislative interests of the states farmers and others who
and agricultural literacy programs, the Wash- choose to join the states largest farm organizaington CFB is committed to helping members tion, some 400,000+ members strong state-wide.
Our county Farm Bureau grassroots structure and
with issues that are current and relevant.
policy development process make the IFB a

unique and extremely effective membership
association.
Your sixteen-member Washington County Farm Bureau Board of Directors meet
monthly to discuss issues and develop programs that are important to our members
and our communities. The member-driven
organization acts as a voice for both the
agriculture community and rural residents.
Membership is open to anyone in the county
that desires to support the agriculture industry and enjoy member-only benefits.
If you are interested in joining the
Washington County Farm Bureau, or if you
have more questions, contact our office in
Nashville at (618) 327-3081 or washcfb@
washingtoncfb.org.
Washington County Farm Bureau
IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC WELL-BEING OF AGRICULTURE AND

ENRICH THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN WASHINGTON COUNTY
246 West St. Louis Street Nashville, Illinois 62263
(618) 327-3081
Serving the County

Since 1926
Nashville Churches
Trinity Lutheran Church
680 West Walnut Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3311

250 North Mill Street, Nashville
Rev.William Bunnage, Pastor
618-327-8407
Lighthouse Community Church

Nashville, IL 62263
Danny Donato, Pastor
618-327-4006
First Presbyterian Church

419 West St. Louis St.,
Nashville, IL 62263
Pastor Phil Carson
618-327-8448
The youth groups at St. Paul U.C.C., Grace United Methodist Church and the Catholic
Youth Ministry at St. Ann came together to put on (and participate in) a concert by
Sheltered Reality.
St. Ann Catholic Church
649 South Mill Street, Nashville, IL 62263

Father Andrew Knopik
618-327-3232
358 W. Lebanon Street, Nashville, IL 62263
Scott Sharp, Pastor
618-327-3206
of
Nashville
455 S. Washington
Nashville, Illinois
618-327-8663
email:
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Executive Directors
Jennifer Szopinski
& Danny Dlubala
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Sid Osenbaugh, Associate Pastor

Scott Osenbaugh, Pastor
1920 South Mill Street,
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8357
Rev. Beverly Cahle, Pastor

330 North Buhrman Street,
Nashville, IL 62263 618-327-4326
EACH YEAR WE HOLD
Homecoming Event In October

Senior Fair Blood Drives
To Offer The Community Variety
Available Daily
Clarks Auto Repair Service
Walk The Gym For Fitness

Basketball Leagues
Soccer Leagues 3-6 years
Oil Change Tires Brakes AC Systems

Transmission Radiator Alignments
Many Fundraisers
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259 W. St. Louis
Nashville, IL 62263
Nashville Assembly of God
174 W. Lebanon, Nashville, IL 62263

Les Boldt, Preacher - cell 618-237-6421
St. Paul United Church of Christ
First Baptist Church
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Gary Clark, Owner
Eat And Drink

Dairy Queen
Girolamo Pizzeria
The 127 Lounge
Hardees Family Restaurant
El Indio Mexican Restaurant
Fuzzy Duck Saloon
McDonalds
China Inn Restaurant
Subway
Burettas Bar & Grill
Little Nashville Restaurant
Southside Sports Bar & Grill
Caseys Carry Out Pizza
Meiers Market
Frankies On The Hill
The Bakery Nook
979 South Mill Street, Nashville

618-327-3422
618-327-4450
144 N. East Court St., Nashville

618-327-4110
657 North Mill St., Nashville

618-327-8014
1620 South Mill St., Nashville

618-327-8260
532 N Kaskaskia St, Nashville

618-314-4267
188 West St. Louis St., Nashville

618-327-9882
Illinois 127 & I-64, Nashville

618-478-5349
618-327-8070
11700 State Route 127, Nashville
618-478-5777
618-327-4270
171 E. St. Louis Street, Nashville
618-327-4700
185 East St. Louis St., Nashville

618-327-8993
1617 South Mill St., Nashville
618-327-9159
990 W. St. Louis Street, Nashville

618-327-8531
313 W. St. Louis Street, Nashville
618-327-8767
Frankies On The Hill in Nashville brings a fine

dining venue to the area.
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6875 Albers Road, Albers, IL 62215
618-248-5005
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Managing Brokers
The Diner
824 North Mill St., Nashville

618-464-0401
Kretzers Grill And Bar
218 E. St. Louis Street, Hoyleton

618-493-6660
Oakdale Country Kitchen

17 W. Main Street, Oakdale
618-329-5353
Blue Room
214 N. Main Street, New Minden

618-478-5775
Lantern Pub
607 E. Main Street, Ashley

618-485-2342
Subway (Okawville)
Bonnie and Bill Gibson reopened the Oakdale Country Kitchen in January 2016
after it was gutted by a fire months earlier. New menu items include homemade
wood-fired pizzas
Circle K
150 North Mill, Nashville

618-327-9060
LN Shell
I-64 Exit 50, Nashville

618-478-5746
Knapp Citgo
17970 Mockingbird Rd., Nashville

618-478-2200
Popecks BP
279 E. Main Street, Ashley

618-485-6422
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of
Commerce
1510 Frontage Road, Okawville

618-243-1001
Burger King
905 Hen House Road, Okawville

618-243-5937
Frederking Eagles Nest
120 W. Front Street, Addieville

618-424-7777
Mule Barn
22 N. Railroad Street, DuBois

618-787-2751
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Organizations
4-H
Nashville Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Post 110
Nashville Ladies Golf League
Lisa Wait 327-8881

9623 Wall Street, Nashville
*Call for Area Club Schedules*
Doris Povolish - Director 327-3700

*Meeting 2nd Wednesday of the month
at 12 Noon
Butch Gogolek, Commander 327-8324

*Meeting 2nd Thursday of every month
at 7 p.m. at the American Legion*
Palma Steigma and Charlene Stiegman 327-3821

*Meeting every Tuesday only April through September
at the Nashville Municipal Golf Course*

Ladies Auxiliary
Phyliss Meier 327-8324

*Meeting 2nd Thursday of every month
Caring Hearts Food Co-op

Helen Engele 327-3183 or
St. Paul UCC, Nashville
*Good Food at a Great Price*
Friends of the Library
Robert Howard - President 327-3827

*Meeting 3rd Saturday of the month at 9:30 a.m.
at the Nashville Public Library*
Girl Scouts of Washington County
Diane Biermann 493-6010 or Cheryl Taylor 218-0753

*Date, time, and location varies for every meeting*
www.gsofsi.org
Historical Society of Washington County

*Meeting 1st Thursday of every
month from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
at the Historical Society Building*
Lions Club
Kent Shubert- President

*Meetings 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month
at 6:30 p.m. at the American Legion*
Master Gardeners
Felicity Rixmann 327-9525

*Meeting 4th Thursday of the month at 9 a.m.
at 9623 Wall Street, Nashville*
KUJAWA & BATTEAU PC

Certified Public Accountants
NASHVILLE, PINCKNEYVILLE & CENTRALIA
STEVE KUJAWA CPA

KEVIN BATTEAU CPA
Governmental Audits Tax
Payroll Bookkeeping
618-357-3000
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TIRE TIME, INC.

Car Truck Farm
Commercial Vehicles
261 W. St. Louis St. Nashville, IL 62263
327-3455
Organizations
Nashville Mens Golf League - Spring
Jim Bergmann 327-3821
*Meeting on Mondays at 5 p.m.
Only April through June at the
Nashville Municipal Golf Course*
Nashville Mens Golf League - Summer

Jim Bergmann 327-3821
*Meeting on Mondays at 5 p.m.
Only July through October at the
Nashville Municipal Golf Course*
Nashville Order of the Eastern Star #805

*Meeting 3rd Monday of the month
at 7:30 p.m. at 180 West Alton, Nashville*
Optimist Club
Sara Habbe, Board Member 327-3161

*Meeting 2nd Thursday of the month at 6 p.m. at El Indio*
Helping the youth of the community
Troop 127 Boy Scouts of America
Chuck Newby - Scout Master 327-4882

*Meeting every Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m.
at the Boy Scout House in Memorial Park*
Parent School Organization (P.S.O.) District #49

Katie Campagna Tiffanie Schmale 327-3055
750 East Gorman Street, Nashville
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Relay for Life
Nancy Newby
*Meeting 1st Monday of the month at 7 p.m.
at the Washington County Hospital*
Ruby Red Jewels
Sandy Turner - Queen Mother 327-4207

*Meeting 3rd Thursday of the month in the morning
in the Baptist Church parking lot*
St. Ann Activity Association

675 S. Mill Street, Nashville
327-3232
Organizations
Trinity St. John Parent Teacher League
680 W. Walnut Street, Nashville
327-8561
Sons of the American Legion
Mark Hale 327-9130

*Meeting 1st Wednesday of the month
Any male, son, or grandson of a veteran can join
Sportsmans Club
Phil May - President 327-3057

*Meeting 2nd Monday of the month
at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion*
Washington County Arts Council
Rick and Rita Harris 327-3998

*Date, time, and location varies for every meeting*
Washington County Ducks Unlimited

Dawn Steinkamp - Chairman 243-1024
*Date, time, and location varies
for every meeting*
Looking to form youth group
Washington County Hospital Auxiliary

327-8236
705 South Grand Street, Nashville
*Date and time varies for every meeting*
Now Close to Home

at Washington County Hospital
Dr. Debra Carson, Ob/Gyn
Dr. Jamie Plett, Ob/Gyn
877-456-2496
Washington County Partners for Pets

Shelley Harper 327-8391
*Date, time, and location varies
for every meeting*
Animal Rescue Support Group
Washington County Retired Teachers Association

Palma Stiegman 327-8676
*Meeting 2nd Monday
in January, June, September and December
at 11 a.m. at area restaurants*
Washington County Masonic Lodge #55

Larry Pruett - Secretary 327-4257
*Meeting 2nd Thursday of the month
at 7:30 p.m. at 180 West Alton, Nashville*
Senior Services
Washington County Senior Center is open
for anyone age 60 years and older. Residents
are invited to come in for lunch served at
11:30 a.m. and can enjoy Bingo on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays starting at 12:30
p.m.
Washington County Senior Center is a
great place to socialize, kick back and have
fun.
Meals on Wheels is a service to seniors
that can not get out of their homes to come
to the center. Meals are served to their door.
The center also provides many forms of
assistance to seniors and the disabled, including help with Circuit Breaker tax forms,
prescription cards and income taxes.
Activities include birthday and holiday
parties, shopping trips, card games and trips
to interesting locations. Birthday parties with
cake and ice cream are held the last Wednesday of each month.
Washington County Senior Center provides
transportation to doctors appointments,
shopping, trips to hair stylists and barber
shops and many other needs.
The center is open Monday through Friday
from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Village Apartments,
454 N. Hoffman, Nashville. For more information,
call site director Kay Barner 327-4078
Ijn Nashville, if a senior needs a ride to the

doctor, dentist, and grocery store, or to the
senior center, please call by 12:30pm one day
in advance for a ride. Appointments need to
be between 9am and 12pm.
Bingo every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 12:30pm. Sunday at 1:30pm and the
first Monday of the month Bingo is at 6 pm.
Suggested donation is $3.00 per card.
Every Thursday is game day.
Monday and Tuesday is shopping in Nashville.
Every Tuesday at 1pm we will be hosting
chair aerobics.
There are options for senior services at sites
in Okawville and Oakdale as well.
For the Okawville Nutrition Site, contact
site director Amanda Swink at 243-6533 or
243-6605
If seniors Need a ride to the doctor, dentist,
and grocery store or to the senior center, they
can call by 12:30 pm one day in advance to
get one. Appointments need to be between
9am and 12pm.
Everyday Come for lunch and stay for
cards, dominoes, and puzzle working
Friday Mornings at 10am - Seniors can play
Wii Sports (bowling, basketball, tennis, boxing
or golf).
DOEHRINGS
PHARMACY
Mayor Raymond Kolweier, here delivering a meal to Dorothy Steif on Mayors For
Meals Day in March.
For the Oakdale Nutrition Site, contact
site director Curtis Kroener at 329-5277
In Oakdale, they serve hot meals Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday. Seniors can join their
friends for good company and a nutritious
meal.
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Hornet Athletics, Legacy Of Excellence

It is a tradition of excellence with few peers
in the state.
The Nashville Community High School athletics programs have a history of success with few
equals among schools of its size.
Six state championships and dozens of regional and sectional championships have established a pattern of winning that carries over
into all sports.
Assembly Hall has been the venue for some
of the best basketball in southern Illinois. Nashville won a state championship in boys basketball in 1978, and finished as state runner-up in
2014 after losing a triple-overtime barnburner.
After more than a century of basketball, the
Hornets have compiled a .633 winning percentage.
Not to be outdone, the girls basketball program has had even more success. The Hornettes have finished in the top four teams in the
state seven times, including a state championship in 2013. The Hornettes basketball team has
won at least a share of conference every year
since 2001. With over 800 victories in the programs history, Nashville girls basketball is one
of the best programs in the state
That is not to say that all of the action happens in the gym. Nashvilles softball program
has two state championship in the last 20 years,
and the baseball team has been to state four

times and wins seven times out of ten.
Spring success is not limited to the diamonds,
as the Hornets track squad has a state championship and runner-up finish, and the girls tracksters have won six sectional titles.
When school gets back in session, NCHS
golfers also hit the links. The Hornettes squad
has had finished in the top three in state three
times, including a state championship in 2013.
The boys team has two third-place finishes at
state and has qualified for the big event more
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The Hornet football team is coming off of a
final four berth in Class 2A in 2015. The volleyball team has also consistently won, while the
Hornet country team has also been to state six
times, and the girls team has four appearances
at the state meet.
No matter what sport and what season,
chances are good that Nashville will have a
team that other teams do not relish facing.
Winning is what puts Nashvilles athletic programs consistently among the best in the state.
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Nashville Community High School, has long
been a powerhouse in Southern Illinois in all
sports. Over the past five years, Nashville
has earned a final four berth in football, a
state championship in girls basketball, a state
runner-up finish in boys basketball, two state
championship in softball, a third place finish in
boys golf, a state championship in girls golf as
well as numerous conference championships.
As the students at NCHS have had success in
extra-curricular activities, they have also had a
lot of success in the classroom. In fall and winter sports last season, eleven different extracurricular activities received IHSA Academic
Achievement Awards. The Music program had
a cummulative GPA of 3.38. The boys basketball team, which won conference and a regional championship, finished with a GPA of
3.4. Competitive cheerleading finished with a
3,56 GPA, while Competitive Dance earned a
3.6 GPA. The girls basketball team, which has
not lost conference since 2000, finished with
the highest GPA of the year with a 3.92. Scholastic Bowl finished with a 3.64 GPA.
In the fall sporsts, volleyball led the way
with a 3.69 GPA. Girls golf was second with a
3.66 GPA. Girls cross country finished with a
3.53 GPA. Boys golf, whose team advanced to
the Class 1A State tournament finished with
Seven of the 17 scholar athletes honored by NCHS in 2016.

a 3.47 GPA. The boys cross country team also
advanced to the state tournament finished
with a 3.19 GPA.
Nashville students Lucas Morgan and Allyson
Grabowski were both named to the 2016 IHSA
All-State Academic Team presented by Caterpillar.
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Once school lets out for the summer,
opportunities for kids interested in athletics, are plentiful all around Nashville. From
Nashville Memorial Pool to Little League
baseball, kids have plenty of opportunities
to stay active year-round.
During the summer months, the Nashville
Park League offers a plethora of options. The
Park League offers teeball for youngsters, as
well as baseball and softball for children up
to high school age.
Baseball and Softball are not the only
summer activities for children around Nashville. The Nashville Blue Racers, compete ev-
ery summer at Nashville Memorial Park. The

Blue Racers are an opportunity for students
ages kindergarden, up through high school
to swim competitively. The Blue Racers compete at a variety of meets all throughout
Southern Illinois. This past season, the Blue
Racers competed in 11 different meets, with
the conference meet ending the season in
late July.
Nashville Community High School also
provides a variety of camps throughout
June. The camps include, boys and girls
basketball, led by former players and current
coaches. There is also a pitching and
catching camp for baseball
players, to go along with
a little sluggers camp for
youngsters between kindergarden and third grade.
The baseball coaches also
offered a general skills
camp. The last camp held
is a football skills camp, led
by the coaching staff of the
Nashville Hornets football
team.
Once school is back in
session, the Little Hornet
football program begins in
the fall. The program gives kids the chance

to see what its like to wear the pads and
learn what it takes on the gridiron.
Nashville offers a lot of youth sports
to keep youngsters busy all-year round.
Whether it be in the pool, on the court, or
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Nashville.
Things kick off at 8 a.m. on Friday, when the breakfast booths
open. Soon after that, the various vendors booths will open up, and
there will be plenty of different items to peruse, food and beer for
sale, live entertainment, music, raffles, and kids area.
Saturday morning, the 7th annual Angels for Autism Run will be
held.
The Washington County Historical Society will be having their
50th anniversary and will be opening both the Museum and the L&N
Depot for visitors. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., there will be food, fun and
games for the anniversary.
At the Nashville Public Library, the Friends of the Library will be
holding their fall book sale, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
On Saturday, the Washington County Master Gardeners will be
meeting in the librarys parking lot where they will be hosting their
plant swap.
Music and entertainment for the Fall Festival will keep going
through midnight each night. The entertainment is co-sponsored by
The Nashville Lions Club, who will also be running their food booth
at the event.
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2 Brothers Antiques
15271 St Rt 15 West
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8726
Barr Roll-Off Service

165 E Huegely St
Nashville, IL 62263
618-3237-3399
Community Trust Bank

17872 Exchange Avenue
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4400
Advanced Investigative Services, Inc.

232 East St. Louis Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-9526
BCMW Community Services

455 South Washington Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8476
Country Kids Pumpkin Patch

2778 Front Street
Hoyleton, IL 62803
618-493-6417
Advanced Vision Care

250 E. Elm Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3231
Best Western - U.S. Inn

Nashville, IL 62263
618-478-5341
Advantage Appraisal
18172 Whitetail Run
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4130
Curry & Associates Engineers

243 East Elm Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8841
Bits of Gold
Jewelry & Gifts/Derrick Motel
184 West St. Louis Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4261
Agri-Business Services
9633 Wall Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4180
All Mart Wines & Spirits
1680 South Mill Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8020
American Family Insurance
Angie Siddell
222 S. Mill Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-1000
533 E. Legion Dr.
Nashville, IL 62263
327-8324
BK Storage & Laundry

P.O. Box 294
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-9930
Borowiaks Uniforms & Tuxedo Center
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8954
Brian C. Rusiewski
642 E. Maple
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4017
Burettas Bar & Grill
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8993
Artech
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264 East Masonic Drive
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8465
Campagna Funeral Home

171 North West Court Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8111
Baldwin House Agency

Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8254
City of Nashville
190 East Court Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3058
Barkau & Unverfehrt, P.C.

Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4301
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455 Washington Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8663
Dental Center of Nashville

Jason and Courtney Gladson
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4422
Diedrich Implements, Inc.
9637 State Route 127 North
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3683
Doehrings Pharmacy
143 South Washington Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3214
Dreas Family Chiropractic
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-2000
Edward Jones Investments
Harry Easley AAMS
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8980
Emling & Hoffman P.C.
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4375
Farmers And Merchants Bank
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3683
Financial Solutions Midwest, LLC

9627 Wall Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3267
Kaskaskia College
27210 College Road
Centralia, IL 62801
618-545-3107
Meyers Greenhouse & Nursery

Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3712
Friendship Manor
485 S. Friendship Drive
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3041
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Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4311
Michelle Heckert, CPA, LLC

163 E St Louis
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4801
GDB International
17396 Mockingbird Road
Nashville, IL 62263
618-478-2002
Krehbiel & Associates

181 E. St. Louis Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8042
Miller Plumbing & Heating

190 E Third St
Nashville, IL 6226
618-327-8912
Gateway FS
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3046
Girolamo Italian Restaurant
144 N E Court
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4110
Kroger
456 E. St. Louis Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3413
Kujawa And Batteau, P.C.
300 E. Elm St.
Centralia, IL 62801
618-357-3000
Moeller Brothers, Inc.

Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3624
NAPA Auto Parts
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8895

250 N. Mill Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8407
L. James Hanson Law Office

(Daniel Bronke)
1112 Broadway,
Mt. Vernon, IL 63864
618-244-4444
Grupo Antolin (Innertech) Nashville

18355 Enterprise Avenue
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-5300
Laceys Barber Shop

10380 St Rt 127
Nashville, IL 62263
618-314-3377
Nashville High School

Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8286
Haertling RadioShack
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4161
Lees Variety and Lees Sports

Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8898
Nashville Memorial Company

Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8492
Hohlt, House, DeMoss and Epplin

Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8241
Hospice of Southern Illinois
305 South Illinois Street
618-235-1703
Humphrey Photography
925 N Mill
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8500
Illinois Real Estate Services, Inc.
Nashville, IL 62263
618-3140633
Innovative Staff Solutions
704 Broadway Avenue
Mattoon, IL 61938
618-235-2299
J & R Appliances
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8495
Jim & Carol Cange
2812 Black Diamond Road
Nashville, IL 62263
618-336-5552
Letisha Luecking Orlet, P.C.

236 E St Louis
Nashville, IL 62263
618-464-0400
Little Nashville, Inc.
Nashville, IL 62263
618-478-5777
Lutz Agency, Inc.
9633 Wall Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4180
Mathis, Marifian And Richter, LTD
23 Public Square
Suite 300
618-234-9800
Meier Chevrolet-Buick
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8251
Meiers Market
990 W St Louis
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8531
Memorial Medical Group
1245 S Mill
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8119
Nashville Dairy Queen

Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3422
Nashville Moose Lodge #2560

537 E Legion Dr
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-6297
Nashville Pharmacy Inc.
P.O. Box 269, 1251 South Mill Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8522
Nashville Public Library
219 Elm Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3827
Nashville Savings Bank
209 East Lebanon Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3316
Nashville School District #49
750 E Gorman
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3055
NOTS Logistics
17848 Mockingbird Rd
Nashville, IL 62263
800-642-5436
Oakdale Country Kitchen
17 W. Main Street
Oakdale, IL 62268
618-329-5353
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4206 Williamson Place, Suite 3
618-244-9212
Rolln Up Smoke Shop & Liquor

274 E St Louis
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-9132
The Warehouse
10382 St Rt 127
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4230
Penny Lane Consignment Boutique

665 National Mine Road
Nashville, IL 62263
618-980-7355
South Central Transit

1616 East McCord Street
Centralia, IL 62801
618-532-8076/800-660-7433
Tims Tire Time

Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3455
Placesmart
12578 St Rt 127
Nashville, IL 62263
618-272-2171
Spencer Real Estate

Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3389
Toms Priced Right Foods

Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4000
Prairie State Generating Co.

3872 County Hwy. 12
Marissa, IL 62257
618-824-7667
Nashville Family Health- SSM

17884 Exchange Ave
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8486
Trailers 4 Rent
17848 St. Rt. 127
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4230
Tom Speedie
Attorney at Law
Nashville, IL 62263
618-464-0080
Tri-County Electric Cooperative

3906 West Broadway Street
618-244-5151
St. Paul United Church of Christ

330 North Buhrman Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4326
U of I Extension
9623 Wall Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8881
State Farm Insurance

Kenneth Doelling, Agent
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8330
Uniquely Yours
Nashville, IL 62263
618-920-9058
Precision Soya (Remington Seed) of Southern IL

17614 Mockingbird Rd
Nashville, IL 62263
618-478-2130
Print Crazee
12578 St. Rt. 127
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-0100
The Movie Store/Sunseekers Tanning
158 E St Louis
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-9222
Prophecy 1, LLC
224 Masonic Rd
Nashville, IL 62263
877-404-7420
Quad County Ready Mix Corp.
P.O. Box 158
Okawville, IL 62271
618-243-6430
Rachael Kreid Photography
259 E St Louis
Nashville, IL 62263
618-314-3495
Rainbow Ranch
9906 St. Rt. 15
Nashville, IL 62263
618-424-7979
Randy Habbe Bulldozing
18095 Whitetail Run Road
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3161
Regions Bank
112 E St Louis
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3011
Restoff True Value Hardware & Service
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3312
Robin Wilkey (Halo Branded Solutions)
Nashville, IL 62263
618-599-0463
Subway
185 S Mill
Nashville, IL 62263
618-314-3697
TDS Services Inc. McDonalds
Route 127 & I-64
Nashville, IL 62263
618-478-5349
The Bakery Nook
313 W St Louis
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8767
The Final Cut Mandi Povolish
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8869
The Flower Shop/Hallmark Cards & Gifts
140 E St Louis
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8336
The Fuzzy Duck Saloon
532 N. Kaskaskia St.
Nashville, IL 62263
618-314-4267
The Nashville News
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3411
United Way of South Central

802 S. 42nd Street
618-242-8000
Vickie Brown-Strano
197 E. Maple Street
Nashville, IL 62263
618-314-6602
Washington County Hospitial
705 S Grand
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-8236
Washington County Historical Society
P.O. Box 9
Nashville, IL 62263
618-314-4270
Washington County Title & Abstract Company
225 West St Louis
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-3613
Washington County Water Co
P.O. Box 284
Nashville, IL 62263
618-327-4454
WNSV Radio
186 E St Louis
Nashville, IL 62263
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