PERRY COUNTY, IL (KFVS) - Heartland Football Friday continues this week and the scoreboard for Friday, August 26 is updated.

You can check out the following Perry Co. schools playing:

• DuQuoin and Highland at 7 p.m.
• Pinckneyville and Red Bud at 7 p.m.

Click here to go to the scoreboard and stay updated on all the scores throughout the night.

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Nearly a year after her arrest, Dakota Wall is set for trial.  A Perry County judge set it for November.

Wall is accused in the death of her half-sister Sidnee Stephens. She is charged with obstruction of justice.

In court Wall's attorney, Richard Sturgeon, asked the judge to dismiss the charge. Sturgeon argued the state did not specify what knowledge Wall had of the crime in the charges.

Perry County State's Attorney David Stanton said he would prove that she did know about Stephens death at trial.

At one point the courtroom got heated and both attorneys were stepping on each other's words.

It appears Mother Nature is to blame for a fire in Pinckneyville that killed a young firefighter. It also destroyed two businesses on the town square.

The official cause of the fire is listed undetermined. But, Ron Ridgeway, the owner the Antique Mall says there is a consensus by investigators that lighting is to blame. He says since that day they've worked tirelessly to clean up the mess left behind.

From the windows of her saloon, Sarah Sconce watches as Ridgeway and his wife continue to work to remove the crumbled remains of their business.

"If you look toward the back of the building it's almost cleaned up, you know they are really working hard to clean it up and they're going through it as they are doing it too and there's a lot of brick," Sconce said.

The fire destroyed the Historic Opera House and the Antique Mall.