CHAMPAIGN, IL – The Champaign-Urbana Public Health District (CUPHD), in partnership with Carle Health, OSF HealthCare, Christie Clinic, Promise Healthcare, and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign will now be hosting community-based COVID-19 vaccination clinics for in-person staff of all Champaign County: State of Illinois approved early childhood and licensed daycares. K-12 (public, private, […]
In honor of their outstanding scholastic achievement, the following students have been named to the Parkland College Dean’s List for fall 2020. To make the list, students must earn a minimum grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 grade scale for the semester in which they are being honored. Students […]
The following St. Joseph-Ogden High School students earned honors on the High Honor Roll for the second quarter of the 2020-2021 school year. Freshmen Allen, Logan Armstrong, Aden Baltzell, Owen Beetz, Samantha Burkhalter, Chloe Divan, Rachel Ericksen, Sadie Frasca, Joseph Frick, Addison Getty, Grace Haake, Logan Harper, Chloe Harris, Rachel […]
Gov. J.B. Pritzker used part of his Wednesday press conference to address a statement newly elected U.S. Representative Mary Miller, from Oakland, (IL-15) made at the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday. Miller’s comments were caught on video as she talked to protesters at the “Moms for America” platform: “If we win […]
James Rein, Mitchell Schluter and Alicia Maxey have filed as candidates for the St. Joseph #305 School Board in the consolidated election. All three candidates are running for re-election. The consolidated election to fill three seats will be held on April 6, 2021.
The Vermilion County Conservation District’s Bunker Hill Historic Area at Kennekuk County Park is ready for the holidays. The buildings will be closed but visitors may walk or drive through the area to view the Atwood Home, Print Shop, Neff Grocery Store, Red Oak School, and Vermilion Chapel as they take in […]
The Illinois State Board of Education, with guidance from the board committee, The Diverse and Learner Ready Teacher’s Network, has proposed a set of amended teaching standards aimed at creating culturally aware school leaders. If passed, the “Culturally Responsive Teaching and Leading” requirements would go into effect on Oct. 1, […]
By Julia Schultz Heritage High School celebrated the week with a new tradition that had everyone in great spirits: Fall Festival. Fall Festival was a tradition that started in 2019. “We had such a great Homecoming week with students increasing their school spirit that we wanted to keep the momentum […]
Oakwood High School has released first quarter Honor Roll lists for the 2020-21 school year.
Five Heritage High School choral students auditioned for the ILMEA chorus on Oct. 15. All five students, Sam Gilbert, Trinity Tatman, Tristan Sands, Adena Paul and Ben Shanks were announced on the Senior Chorus on Nov. 2. They will represent Heritage High School in the District 3 virtual Master Class […]
