SHELBYVILLE — A Knox County man died Sunday in a boating incident on Lake Shelbyville.
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Herald & Review/Jim Bowling Competitor Randy Howell of Springville, Alabama, places lures on his lines before the start of the first day of the Bassmaster’s Evan Williams Bourbon All-Star Championship Thursday morning at Eagle Creek State Park on Lake Shelbyville.
File photo: Competitors and attendees stand for the playing of the National Anthem before the start of the first day of the Bassmaster’s Evan Williams Bourbon All-Star Championship Thursday morning at Eagle Creek State Park on Lake Shelbyville.
- Herald & Review/Jim Bowling
Herald & Review/Jim Bowling Competitor Randy Howell of Springville, Alabama, places lures on his lines before the start of the first day of the Bassmaster’s Evan Williams Bourbon All-Star Championship Thursday morning at Eagle Creek State Park on Lake Shelbyville.
Summer intern Kailee DuVall talks about her work in the butterfly barn at Eagle Creek State Park near Findlay. One of her tasks for this summer was to organize the Butterfly Frenzy, which will include competitions, educational sessions, artwork and music.
- Herald & Review/Lisa Morrison
Illinois State Police Sgt. Bill Emery, safety education officer for District 10, leads a safety belt demonstration Monday for St. Michael's Elementary School students at the 11th annual DARE picnic at the Inn at Eagle Creek.
Photos: Looking back at Eagle Creek
A look back at Eagle Creek State Park on Lake Shelbyville.
Tyler Francisco pumps up his brother Tanner's tire while their father, Mike, carries a cooler to the car, prior to leaving Eagle Creek Campground Sunday morning.
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Contact Donnette Beckett at (217) 421-6983. Follow her on Twitter: @donnettebHR
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