The IHSA plans to meet with IDPH and Gov. JB Pritzker’s office prior to January to determine a timeline for 2021 sports, a press release from the IHSA said Monday. Another IHSA board meeting will be held before the New Year to finalize plans. The board, which met on Dec. […]
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Illinois SNAP recipients can now use ALDI via Instacart
Illinois residents are now able to access fresh food and pantry staples from ALDI via Instacart’s same-day delivery and pick-up services using Electronic Benefit Transfer and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (EBT SNAP). “The health and wellness of Illinois families is a top priority of my administration and I am pleased […]
CCFPD and City of Urbana get update on Kickapoo Rail Trail extension
The Champaign County Forest Preserve board of trustees heard an update on the Kickapoo Rail Trail (KRT) Extension Study that was developed by the Champaign County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPD) through funding from an Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Statewide Planning and Research grant and local match from Carle Health […]
10 Question Friday: Kevin Stillwell
About – Kevin Stillwell Frerichs & Stillwell lnsu ance Services is just a few days away from 25 years of age. Marc Frerichs and I co-founded the business in January 1996, just in time for the tornado of April 1996 which hit Urbana and Ogden. We are very proud of […]
CCFPD board gets first glance at Homer Lake Nature Center
Located on the southeast corner of Champaign County, Homer Lake is know as a place to connect. Visitors use the 814 acres connect to nature, to their loved ones, to experiences and to friends, both old and new. Visitors come from all around to fish, to kayak, to walk through […]
Independent candidates can still file for St. Joseph 2021 consolidated election
The Republican and Democrats held their caucus to nominate board of trustee candidates for the 2021 consolidated election. No one showed up to the Democrat caucus, and the Republicans nominated Tami-Fruhling-Voges for a 4-year term as mayor and Terri Cummings, Max Painter and Jeff Van Buskirk for 4-year terms as […]
St. Joseph Christmas parade set for Dec. 19
Community means everything in St. Joseph. That is evident in the way ideas are received and executed, even on short notice. When Village residents Audrey Short and Tessa Smith attended the Sidney Christmas Parade, they immediately thought that organizing one in St. Joseph on Dec. 19 would be a good […]
Ceremony to honor Nadirah Edwards scheduled for Dec. 10
A ceremony to honor Nadirah Edwards will be held at St. Joseph-Ogden High School at 4 p.m. on Dec. 10. The SJ-O senior passed away on Dec. 3 after a car accident just north of St. Joseph. The organ donor flag ceremony will take place at the St. Joseph-Ogden football […]
IESA seeks donations to stay afloat
The Illinois Elementary School Association (IESA), the governing body of athletic and non-athletic activities at the middle/jr. high school level, has launched a fundraiser to stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic. The organization’s operating funds come from operating funds are the result of attendance at the state series events, not […]
Heritage announces second-semester plans
The Heritage School District will continue with the model that brought them through the beginning of the 2020-21 school year during second semester. Families will have the option to decide if they want their child to attend school each day for four hours plus one hour of online instruction or […]