The two Marine Bank locations in Champaign will be renamed Clock Tower Community Bank
Co-owner Tom Grassman, also a local musician, is remaining in the music business, but as for the bar and grill at 1309 E. Washington St., he said, he’s “moving on.”
Jarling’s Custard Cup has a pumpkin pie snowstorm cake — made out of a yellow cake with a pumpkin pie snowstorm middle and caramel topping — along with a pumpkin pie snowstorm pie with a graham cracker crust.
As another fundraising car wash season comes to a close, we tip our cap to Dick O’Neill and Prospect Bank for their cooperation.
At Landscape Recycling Center in Urbana, the wood is available from the trees taken down by public and private arborists.
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Denny’s Professional Cleaners and Coin Launderers at 1205 S. Mattis Ave., is for sale for $150,000, not including the building, Grace Hong said.
In the midst of a challenging economy, Cozad Asset Management still has something to celebrate this year.
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For Rose Heating & Air Conditioning, this is a banner year.
The executive director's business role model? “The one and only Lou Liay. Not only is Lou an impressive Illini, he has an energy and work ethic that I tip my hat to. His past successes with the Alumni Association and his constant ability to bring people together for a greater good are truly inspiring."
For the 41st year in a row, First Federal Savings Bank of Champaign-Urbana will be giving away free tomato plants at both its locations — 1311 S. Neil St., C, and 301 W. Springfield Ave., U.
"My planning staff is always looking for new and improved ways to make our community better, and they regularly challenge me to be open to new ways of doing things."
"The worst part of the pandemic has been the loss of lives and the fear of getting sick. The best part of the pandemic has been the realization of how our work can be done effectively in a hybrid setting."
Everybody knows April 15 is the deadline every year for individual tax returns to be filed, either electronically or postmarked in the mail.
“The people that I work with, internally and externally, are the most important part of my job. As a leader, I strive to give my best every day because my colleagues and clients deserve it. Some days, this is much easier than others."
Ben Quattrone's business role model? “Martha Stewart. She is a brand, has a magazine and has been to hell and back financially. She went to prison for insider trading at a level that is dwarfed by most members of Congress, and she has clawed her way back.”
"It has been rewarding (during the pandemic) to see Urbana parks and natural areas being discovered by the vast public. I think that will continue on now that folks have relied on outdoor spaces as a part of their daily lives."
“I get to bring my Golden Retriever, Carmel, to work with me every morning. That said, Carmel refuses to work past noon.”
The public is invited to Parkland College’s AgTech Showcase, coming up from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday.
The Finish Line store at Market Place Mall is undergoing a conversion to JD Sports, a British sports/fashion/outdoor brand retailer that merged with Finish Line in 2018.
The flooding damaged nearly 800 area homes. About 10 inches of rain fell in a matter of hours.
Are there any regulations on fees that banks can charge on an overdraft account? Can they charge anything they want?
Champaign-based floral designer Andrea Hunt-Shelton is getting ready to open a new multi-vendor shop that will house her floral studio and several additional businesses serving weddings and other events.
Our panel for Part 1 of a Sunday miniseries: Anna Benjamin, Roaa Al-Heeti, Natalie Kenny Marquez, Callie Jo McFarland, Brian Moline, Yavonnda Smith, Stephanie Faraci, Kelly Duitsman Hunt, Sheldon Turner and Chris Cheely.
CHAMPAIGN — After deciding the time was right to open a new full-service branch in Champaign, Fisher National Bank officials proceeded with finding a location and approving preliminary plans.
Busey Bank will close two of its Champaign County branch facilities — one in Campustown at 614 S. Sixth St., C. and one in St. Joseph — on Nov. 19.
Martin O’Donnell, Busey executive vice president and central region president, said the decision was made “to ensure a balance in our branch network and broad digital banking services.”
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