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Don Moyer Boys & Girls Club in Champaign announces new CEO
"Her leadership has strengthened our programs, expanded funding opportunities, and deepened our connection to the Champaign-Urbana community."
Free event in Monticello to help residents make the most of charitable giving
The event is open to community members, donors, nonprofit leaders, board members and members of local congregations.
Champaign County Crime Stoppers seeking assistance in December retail theft at TJ Maxx
Employees retrieved $800 worth of clothing the suspects dropped, but the suspects were said to have fled with $1,000 in stolen merchandise.
Local family shares 5-year-old’s legacy at Urbana organ donation event
Carle and Gift of Hope highlight life-saving impact of donors during Donate Life awareness gathering.
South Broadway Street to be closed for construction
URBANA, IL (Chambana Today) — The Urbana Public Works Department shared that South Broadway Avenue would be closed from Main…
Second juvenile arrested in fatal Champaign mall shooting
Police say investigation remains ongoing after March 21 incident that left 16-year-old dead.
Illinois adds jobs in January as unemployment rate rises slightly
State gains 18,000 payroll jobs while unemployment ticks up to 4.9 percent.
PET OF THE WEEK: CATsNAP’s Alison brought Happy, who lived up to her name
CHAMPAIGN, IL (Chambana Today) — This morning, Alison Dupre from CATsNAP, brought two souls to the studio – one for…
Champaign sets alcohol restrictions ahead of Final Four celebrations
City officials cite public safety as Illini fans prepare for large gatherings this weekend.
Tornado risk increases across the area with storms expected this afternoon
Forecasters warn of possible rotating storms from midday through late evening.
Danville native and NFL player Trent Sherfield to headline rescue celebration
Community event marks one year of service with fundraising, food, and a message of giving back.
City of Urbana seeks resident input on housing needs, affordability challenges
“Understanding our community’s housing needs is fundamental to building an Urbana where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.”
Rep. Ammons introduces legislation allocating $1 million to Hunger-Free Campus Grant Fund
“Students shouldn’t have to choose between pursuing a degree or the ability to afford food, and the Hunger-Free Campus Fund helps eliminate that choice.”
Illini sendoff draws hundreds as team departs for Final Four
Students, families, and supporters gathered outside State Farm Center.
Portion of Fifth Street on campus to be closed for construction
The closure will begin on Thursday, April 2, and will reopen on Saturday, May 2.
Champaign Fire Department extinguishes fire in single-family home on Wednesday
CHAMPAIGN, IL (Chambana Today) — At around 1:57 p.m. on Wednesday, April 1, the Champaign Fire Department responded to a…
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