CHAMPAIGN — When The Venue CU opened last fall after a year of renovations, the wedding venue was handcuffed in what it could do.
Were Savoy trustees receptive to the theater being granted a liquor license?
The Southern Illinois aviation grad talks about his grandfather's influence, his iPhone addiction and taking the ride of a lifetime in a B-17 Flying Fortress.
Holy gun smoke, Batman!
Listed are permits for all new single-family and multifamily residences as well as commercial and industrial work and residential remodeling costing over $25,000.
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'They called her ‘a big personality in a small package.' It really describes her.'
Local tributes to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., busiest C-U intersections, Champaign County deaths, Danville Gardens Too, Hickory River, deer in Meadowbrook Park, Mattis Avenue bridges, Rep. Rodney Davis' Facebook page, Stone Creek paths and much, much more.
Tolono bar on the hook for a $50 fee to get its health permit reinstated.
Theaters will be restricted to 25 percent capacity, masks will be required.
'It will be a slow process for guests to get comfortable with eating in restaurants.'
Returning customers will find most of the same longtime employees back on the job.
Busey will have more than 70 branches, with 60 in Illinois, 10 in Missouri, four in Florida and one in Indiana.
The village board will discuss the matter at its meeting Wednesday.
Furloughed employees returning to work.
"We've got a lot of work to do within the next 72 hours," Phoenix Theaters CEO Phil Zacheretti said. "We should be ready by Friday."
There’s a familiar face behind Whipper Snapper’s Southern Grill, a new family-style restaurant under development in Danville.
This week's guest: a three-degree UI grad who after 26 years on another Big Ten campus returned to to lead her alma mater's College of Applied Health Sciences as dean.
With Congress overriding the president’s veto of the National Defense Authorization Act bill on New Year’s Day, now’s a good time to discuss how U.S. presidential vetoes and Illinois gubernatorial vetoes work.
Listed are permits for all new single-family and multifamily residences as well as commercial and industrial work and residential remodeling costing over $25,000. Permits are listed by applicant, description, site and cost.
These applications for assumed business names were filed with the Champaign County clerk’s office:
Overcast weather, new ice-making equipment in Danville, O'Charley's gift cards, parking spaces at the Old Farm Shops, stop sign at the railroad tracks on Cardinal Road and noises made by trains and planes in Savoy. Plus much, much more.
Doors and windows are boarded up at the Ice House
'I’m just trying to prove a point that this whole thing is ridiculous.'
WATSEKA — A company with stores in Danville, Gibson City and Watseka has filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will be closing all its locations in the next couple months.
A sign on the door says, “Sorry, we’re closed permanently. O’Charley’s thanks you for your patronage and we hope to see you soon!”
Want artwork on your shoes? Your shirt? Your car? Your wall? This creative business pretty much does it all.
The gaming board is supposed to approve licenses within a year or provide a written explanation for why it hasn’t.
“My late father had an unmatched work ethic, an expansive vision and a creative approach to problem solving. Most of all, though, he was very generous and had a real heart for his co-workers and customers.”
Who is Savoy’s new public works director?
CHAMPAIGN — While hiring is slowing down in the U.S., some companies are still hiring.
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