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Arthur Rotary tours new school construction
ROTARIANS AND GUESTS are shown after touring the school construction site. Pictured are Shannon Cheek, district superintendent, Ben Johnson, ALAH grad 2024, Gene Good, Dave Allen, Randy Rafferty, Rod Randall, Jaime Rafferty, Steffanie Seegmiller, ALAH principal, Marsha Bowyer, Karen Good, Rotary president and Kevin Huffman. Not pictured: Jill Bunker and Clayton Herschberger.
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Champaign discusses emergency plans for city’s homeless population
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WCIA) — City council discussed a proposal Tuesday night aimed at keeping Champaign’s unsheltered homeless population warm and indoors this winter. Council documents show the “Proposed Winter Emergency Shelter Program” suggests the city use $500,000 of its Homeless Prevention Blueprint fund to pay for 60 hotel or motel rooms. This year’s point-in-time count […]
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FOUNDATION HONORS A LEGACY OF GIVING.
FOUNDATION HONORS A LEGACY OF GIVING. The Arthur Community Foundation presented the Dick Hein Community Building project with a $10,000 donation to help fund the new building at the fairgrounds. Hein’s lifelong dedication to service, volunteerism, community involvement and bringing people together left a lasting impact on Arthur. Pictured are James Aikman, Arthur Community Foundation representative, Matt Bernius, building committee member, Christy Bernius, Arthur Community Foundation representative, Glen Rhodes, Arthur Community Foundation representative, and Duane Hopkins, building committee member. Photo by Stephanie Wierman.
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‘Purses for a Purpose’ fundraiser draws large amount
STATE REPRESENTATIVE Regan Deering of the 104th District, center, joined in the fun at the Purses for a Purpose fundraiser on October 22 in Atwood. She is joined by coordinators Sue Falk, left, and Ginger Denton. Purses, Purses and Purses, oh my, just which one do I bid on to...
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Second half rally not enough for Illinois, drops first road game
LUBBOCK, Tex. (WCIA) — Illinois cut it to a one-point game in the second half, but was unable to take over after a 20-point halftime deficit, falling on the road to No. 16 Texas Tech. Down 49-29 at the half, Illinois rallied coming out of the locker room, but poor free-throw shooting all game was […]
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Live at St. Joseph Village Board, Nov. 10, 2026
I am here so you don’t have to be. They are appointing two new trustees tonight. Matt Wolfersberger and Art Rapp are resigning. Wolfersberger’s replacement is Mark King. King has spent 38 years in Automotive, Aero Space and Property Management with fourteen years in engineering with the remainder in Operations Management.
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Big Thorn’s gorgeous retreat with well-crafted beers
Big Thorn Farm & Brewery has been on my radar for years, and I finally made it there where the temperature was balmy. Although almost an hour drive from Urbana through empty cornfields, it was a pleasure to arrive at this forest retreat. Besides the many beers on tap, they had a food truck onsite as well. Since the weather was still warm when I visited, the outdoor Tree Bar was open but soon that will switch to their indoor facility.
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Hutson scores four TDs as ALAH explodes past Salt Fork, 40-6
KNIGHT SENIOR KICKER Maxton Boddy (10) celebrates his first ever touchdown in ALAH’s second round playoff game on Saturday, Nov.7. Boddy discovered a new position in the game that of running back. On his first ever rushing attempt, he took the ball 58 yards for a touchdown. The Knights went for two on the conversion try and quarterback Marcus Otto hit Dylan Ingersoll in the back of the end zone for two points to put the home team up 26-6 with 9:40 remaining in the game. Photo by Stephanie Wierman.