ELECTRONICS RECYCLING EVENT For CARMI AND WHITE COUNTY RESIDENTS
Date: Saturday, June 24, 2017
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
LOCATION: 520 North 3rd Street Carmi, IL 62821
For more information call: Sandra at City of Carmi 618-384- 2001
Economic Development
Adult Care Dentures
Adult Care Dentures located at 101 Marshall Place has closed. Longtime dentist Doctor Arnold decided to retire.
This business attracted patients from all over the Midwest. We will keep you updated on any new developments.
Best of luck to Doctor Arnold!
Carmi Family Medicine
Ferrell Hospital / Carmi Family Medicine is now open in the Carmi Crossing Shopping Center at 1340 Hwy 1 Suite A in Carmi.
Clinic hours: Monday 7am-7pm Tuesday appointment only Wednesday 7am-5pm Thursday 8am-6pm Friday 7am-5pm
Emily Goemaat, FNP and Jason Churchill, PA-C will be providing care at this location with Dr. Caleb Mitchell to join in the summer of 2018.
For more details or to schedule an appointment, please call 618-380-9321.
Carmi-White County Enterprise Zone
To view the boundaries of the Carmi-White County Enterprise Zone, click on the link.
Carmi, Grayville and White County – Albion, West Salem and Edwards County.
Carmi Family Clinic weekend hours
Hamilton Memorial Carmi Family Clinic at 1112 Oak Street is now open on weekends. No appointment necessary. Saturday 10-2 and Sunday 2-5. Phone: 618-382-5030
Dollar Store new location
The Carmi Dollar Store has moved to their newly constructed store location at 1305 West Main Street.
Taco Factory
The Taco Factory restaurant is now open Monday thru Saturday at the corner of Falcon and Industrial. Phone: 618-382-8226
Unemployment rates for June, 2017
Not seasonally adjusted: U. S. 4.5% Illinois 5.0% Seasonally adjusted: U. S. 4.4% Illinois 4.7%
White County 4.9%, Hamilton 4.5%, Gallatin 5.8%, Saline 7.0%, Franklin 6.8%, Jefferson 5.9%, Wayne 6.4%, Edwards 4.3% Wabash 5.3% Richland 4.8%
Unemployment rates decreased over-the-year in June in all of Illinois’s metropolitan areas and all but two counties, according to data released today by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Illinois Dept. of Employment Security (IDES). Data also show more non-farm jobs in eleven of the metropolitan areas while one was unchanged and two reported declines.
“We gained jobs but at about half the rate than the rest of the country,” said IDES Director Jeff Mays. “Although the unemployment rates are lower compared to last year, the labor force continues to shrink in most metro areas across the state.”
