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  Vermilion Co Indivisibles Protesters State Their Case Across from Vermilion County Courthouse
About a year after their initial "No Kings Rally" outside VA Illiana Health Care, the Vermilion County Indivisibles group called for a rally late Saturday afternoon in response to this past week's con...
 New Book Coincides with County's 200th Birthday
THE FOLLOWING IS BILL PICKETT'S REFLECTION ON HIS BROADCASTING CAREER As Vermilion County begins to celebrate its 200th birthday, a new book has been published covering some of the county's top...
 Vermilion County Sheriff Candidate Back on Ballot in Judicial Review Reversal
THE FOLLOWING IS A NEWS-GAZETTE ARTICLE BY JENNIFER BAILEY ABOVE: Vermilion County Sheriff candidate Hugh Sands talking outside the courtroom Friday, in the Rite B. Garman Vermilion County Cour...
 Danville Public Library Releases Latest Events Schedule
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS COURTESY OF DANVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY Upcoming Events at Danville Public Library - January 18 - January 24, 2026 Pixels & Pages: Winter Reading Challenge! ...
 Vermilion Co Veterans Assistance Commission Continues to Make Changes for Future; Including Plans for New Location
ABOVE: Veterans Assistance Commission Thurs Jan 8th meeting in second floor conference room of Joseph G. Cannon Building. Mickensy Ellis-White (back to camera) was named Board Chair; State Rep Brandun...
 Danville Area Community College Awarded $592,984 CEJA Grant to Train Clean Energy Workforce
THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE RELEASE DANVILLE - Danville Area Community College has been awarded a $592,984 grant to serve as the Clean Jobs Workforce Network Program hub ...
 Conagra Shuffling Positions at Facility in Henning
THE FOLLOWING IS A NEWS-GAZETTE ARTICLE BY JENNIFER BAILEY ABOVE: Conagra's Full-Fill Industries plant in Henning will undergo 'reporting structure' employee changes, according to officials. Je...
 Vermilion County Indivisibles Calling for a "Peaceful, Nonviolent Action" Rally; 4:30 - 5:30 PM Sat Jan 10th at Vermilion and Main
The above is a file photo. The Vermilion County Indivisibles Group is calling for an "Ice Out for Good Rally;" Saturday, January 10th at Vermilion and Main Streets, on the sidewalk across from ...
 Vermilion County Conservation District Moonlight Owl Prowl Kennekuk County Park Sunday, February 1, 2026
THE FOLLOWING IS A VERMILION COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT RELEASE Danville, Illinois - Search for owls under a full moon at the Moonlight Owl Prowl on Sunday, February 1, 2026! It may be cold o...
 John and Kay Shaner Gift $500,000 to Name DACC Theater
THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE RELEASE DANVILLE - Danville Area Community College Foundation is proud to announce a generous gift of $500,000 from John and Kay Shaner to sec...
A proposal to expand an Enterprise Zone near the Vermilion Regional Airport is being forwarded to the full county board for consideration. Bill Pickett has the story... But County Board member Mark St...
 Felon Found Guilty of Aggravated Battery to Bailiff Inside the Vermilion County Courthouse
THE FOLLOWING IS A VERMILION COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE RELEASE People v. Lawrence Hancock 2023-CF-87 On January 7, 2026, a Vermilion County jury found Lawrence Hancock (DOB: 10/05...
 Danville Police Release Statement on Morning Dist 118 Phone Threat (Thurs Jan 8th)
THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE The above is a file photo. January 8, 2026 Danville, IL - The Danville Police Department responded on January 8, 2026, to a report o...
 DACC Releases Latest Issue of Jaguar Journal
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS COURTESY OF DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Campus Newsletter Fall 2025 | Vol. 20| January 8, 2026 Submit news to Marketing@dacc.edu by noon Tuesday to be included ...
 Danville Fire Department to Host 2026 "Firefighters at the Fischer" Training Featuring Wichita Firefighter Isaac Frazier
THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT RELEASE The above is a file photo. DANVILLE, Ill. - The Danville Fire Department will once again bring firefighters from across the region tog...
 Danville District 118 Says Thursday Morning Phone Threat Issue Resolved Prior to Start of School Day
Danville District 118 has stated that a phone threat was received prior to the start of the school day today (Thursday, January 8th), and that the Danville Police Department was notified immediately. ...
 City of Danville Releases FIRST FRIDAYS Schedule for 2026
THE FOLLOWING IS A CITY OF DANVILLE RELEASE Danville, January 7, 2026 - The City of Danville is pleased to announce the continuation of First Fridays in Downtown Danville, a 12-month event seri...
 Feedback from State Rep Brandun Schweizer on New Mahomet Aquifer Legislation
THE FOLLOWING IS AN ILLINOIS HOUSE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS RELEASE A great number of pieces of legislation officially became law on the 1st of January, one in particular dealing with the Mahomet Aqui...
 Illinois State Police Announces Results of Nighttime Enforcement Patrols
THE FOLLOWING IS AN ILLINOIS STATE POLICE RELEASE PESOTUM - Illinois State Police (ISP) Troop 7 Captain Heather Apperson announces the results of Nighttime Enforcement (NITE) patrols in Macon a...
 Danville Council: Mayor Williams Still Sees Hope at Bowman and West Newell; Developer Paul Offutt Agrees
At the beginning of Tuesday evening's (Jan 6th) Danville City Council meeting; Mayor Rickey Williams, Jr spoke excessively about the news in late 2025 that Hyster-Yale was moving to Avon, Indiana; alo...
Court Orders Hugh Sands To be On Primary Ballot- Rejects Legal Analysis by State's Attorney
Judge Starwalt ruled that Hugh Sands must be placed on the primary ballot for Sheriff. The Court ruled that Sands had filed the necessary paperwork required under the statutes. The law requires a statement that a candidate is qualified for the office but makes no reference to filing a certificate as argued by the State...
Jan 10, 2026
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CRIS MASS TRANSIT IS DISSOLVED RURAL TRANSIT AFFECTED
Recent news about rural travel may affect many. NEWS RELEASE Contact: Carol Timms, 217.841.2489 January 2, 2026 Effective January 2, 2026 at 6:30 PM CRIS Rural Mass Transit will no longer be offering rides in Vermilion, Ford and Iroquois Counties. It is with extreme sorrow we announce the dissolution of CRIS Rural Mass...
Jan 03, 2026
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Danville Fire Department Responds to Christmas Fire- One Rescued By Ladder- Five By Front Door
The Danville Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire at a two-story single-family residence on Christmas Day at 520 Bryan Street. Engine 1 arrived first on scene and reported a two-story house with smoke and fire showing. Crews immediately initiated fire attack operations and simultaneously began rescue ...
Dec 26, 2025
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U of I Extension Master Gardener Program recognizes Danville Community Members
The banquet honored individuals and organizations whose ongoing support, collaboration and dedication help Master Gardeners extend research-based horticulture education and community gardening efforts throughout Vermilion County. "These community partners are essential to the success of our Master Gardener program...
Dec 18, 2025
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Weather Related Closings, Cancellations, Delays, and Adjustments for Tuesday 12/16/25 (UPDATED 12/15/25 AT 11:15 P.M. CST)
Weather Related Closings, Cancellations, Delays, and Adjustments for Tuesday December 16, 2025 (UPDATED 12/15/25 AT 11:15 P.M. CST): SCHOOLS: North Central Parke Community School Corp.--2 Hour Delay North Vermillion School Corp.--2 Hour Delay South Vermillion-Synchronous Learning Day Southwest Parke Schools--2 Hour Del...
Dec 16, 2025
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Court Orders Hugh Sands To be On Primary Ballot- Rejects Legal Analysis by State's Attorney
Judge Starwalt ruled that Hugh Sands must be placed on the primary ballot for Sheriff. The Court ruled that Sands had filed the necessary paperwork required under the statutes. The law requires a statement that a candidate is qualified for the office but makes no reference to filing a certificate as argued by the State...
Jan 10, 2026
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CRIS MASS TRANSIT IS DISSOLVED RURAL TRANSIT AFFECTED
Recent news about rural travel may affect many. NEWS RELEASE Contact: Carol Timms, 217.841.2489 January 2, 2026 Effective January 2, 2026 at 6:30 PM CRIS Rural Mass Transit will no longer be offering rides in Vermilion, Ford and Iroquois Counties. It is with extreme sorrow we announce the dissolution of CRIS Rural Mass...
Jan 03, 2026
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Danville Fire Department Responds to Christmas Fire- One Rescued By Ladder- Five By Front Door
The Danville Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire at a two-story single-family residence on Christmas Day at 520 Bryan Street. Engine 1 arrived first on scene and reported a two-story house with smoke and fire showing. Crews immediately initiated fire attack operations and simultaneously began rescue ...
Dec 26, 2025
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U of I Extension Master Gardener Program recognizes Danville Community Members
The banquet honored individuals and organizations whose ongoing support, collaboration and dedication help Master Gardeners extend research-based horticulture education and community gardening efforts throughout Vermilion County. "These community partners are essential to the success of our Master Gardener program...
Dec 18, 2025
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Weather Related Closings, Cancellations, Delays, and Adjustments for Tuesday 12/16/25 (UPDATED 12/15/25 AT 11:15 P.M. CST)
Weather Related Closings, Cancellations, Delays, and Adjustments for Tuesday December 16, 2025 (UPDATED 12/15/25 AT 11:15 P.M. CST): SCHOOLS: North Central Parke Community School Corp.--2 Hour Delay North Vermillion School Corp.--2 Hour Delay South Vermillion-Synchronous Learning Day Southwest Parke Schools--2 Hour Del...
Dec 16, 2025
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America’s interest in Hawaiian culture began during the last two decades of the 19th century and reached its peak during the Great Depression. Some scholars, including John Troutman, have suggested Hawaiian music performances during the 1930s provided the country with temporary escapes from the daily economic uncertainties of the Depression. With skyrocketing costs of living, one of those rockets are utility bills. Can landlords in Illinois make their tenants pay the utility charges incurred on the premises that are leased to the tenants? 
Callie McFarland said that running Monticello Mercantile keeps her “in the trenches” alongside other small businesses and provides “perspective” for her role as the city's director of community development. MultimediaThe Latest
When you seek medical attention for your vomiting pet, your veterinarian may explore causes ranging from infectious diseases to toxic exposure to mechanical obstructions. But what if it turns out to be “none of the above”? Bilious vomiting syndrome, a condition generally diagnosed by exclusi…
One of the girls gave me a tube of lotion guaranteed to reduce neck wrinkles in 14 days. “Thanks,” I said, “but it took me decades to develop these wrinkles. They’re not going away in two weeks.” America’s interest in Hawaiian culture began during the last two decades of the 19th century and reached its peak during the Great Depression. Some scholars, including John Troutman, have suggested Hawaiian music performances during the 1930s provided the country with temporary escapes from the daily economic uncertainties of the Depression. With skyrocketing costs of living, one of those rockets are utility bills. Can landlords in Illinois make their tenants pay the utility charges incurred on the premises that are leased to the tenants? Callie McFarland said that running Monticello Mercantile keeps her “in the trenches” alongside other small businesses and provides “perspective” for her role as the city's director of community development. The board of health's agenda for Wednesday includes a closed session, followed by a vote to appoint deputy administrator Dr. Mamadou Tounkara as Pryde’s successor. Sharing their towns' top priority in 2026 in Part 1 of an areawide miniseries: leaders in Arcola, Farmer City, Fisher, Gifford, Monticello, Rantoul, Sadorus, Savoy, Tilton, Tuscola and Westville. His No. 40 jersey hangs from arena rafters. 
Today in Illinois, we have very few native conifers; the fact that these cones can only be found where humans have planted their host trees adds to their exotic allure. However, there was a time when pines, spruces and other cone-bearing species were native to our state, composing the primary forest cover. Ethel & Maud Luncheon: The January edition is set for Jan. 17 at City View on the fourth floor of the Illinois Terminal For 20 years, the men of the American Legion William F. Earnest Post 559 Color Guard have been showing up for their community. 
Once appointed, the new alderperson will represent Ward 4 until the 2027 general election. Today is Saturday, Jan. 10, 2026. Here are local news reports from 15 years ago: 
Today, the gym at Centennial High School will be transformed into a mattress showroom for a one-of-kind fundraiser. 
In a reversal judicial review, Judge Lindsay Starwalt ruled that Sands can return to this year's election ballot. Saying goodbye to (what we think is) the last roadside Hen House restaurant …a new urgent-care clinic in a familiar location … a list of what’s open at the Tuscola outlet mall … and how some postal service changes may make you reconsider taking your tax return to the P.O. at 11:55 p.m. on April 15. A broad coalition of groups across the country is calling for a coordinated ICE Out For Good Weekend of Action on Saturday and Sunday to demand accountability, honor the life lost and make visible the human cost of ICE’s actions. 
For many bartenders, a $2 bill in a tip might be a rare novelty. For KELLY BREEDLOVE at the Powerhouse Pub in DeWitt, it’s a daily treasure. Each week, we'll run details of permits for all new single-family and multi-family residences — as well as commercial and industrial work and residential remodeling costing over $25,000 — in Champaign, Mahomet, Rantoul, Savoy and Urbana. 
Each week, courts-beat reporter Luke Taylor will assemble a bulletin of local criminal activity reported by C-U police. 
Amid warnings of impending energy shortages, Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Thursday signed a wide-ranging energy reform package into law aimed at bolstering the state’s power grids after years of negotiations. 
Recalling parallels to aggressive federal immigration enforcement tactics in the Chicago region last fall, top Illinois Democrats called for Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s ouster after a federal immigration agent fatally shot a woman under questionable circumstances in Minneapolis on Wednesday. 
A federal judge on Thursday registered worry over this week’s fatal shooting in Minneapolis by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent as she asked for more time in deciding whether to dismiss a lawsuit over federal agents’ use-of-force tactics against protesters in Chicago and surrounding areas. President Donald Trump’s and Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency disbanded less than a year into Trump’s second term and appeared to have caused more chaos than actual savings to the federal government. University of Illinois System President Tim Killeen announced Thursday he'd be stepping down from the role at the end of his current contract but, he said, there's still plenty of work to be done before then. 
The State Board of Elections ruled Thursday that Danos’ voter signature petitions fell short of the 5,000 signatures necessary to quality for a ballot spot. 
Officials are exploring any and all options for re-establishing on-demand public transportation services in Ford and Iroquois counties, including a possible intergovernmental agreement with the city of Danville to allow the expansion of Danville Mass Transit’s services in neighboring Vermilion County. 
"Generally speaking, there won't be a significant impact to our presence or number of jobs in Henning," according to Conagra. Today is Friday, Jan. 9, 2026. Here are local news reports from 15 years ago: Read what our lineup of guests had to say on Thursday's fourth episode of News-Gazette Radio. Calling in: Champaign Olympic icon Bonnie Blair Cruikshank, UI President Tim Killeen and Illini superfan Lou Liay, plus in-house experts Jana Wiersema (with restaurant news) and Scott Richey (on the Illini). A fire that drew responses from several area fire departments Wednesday night left a home damaged and a garage basically destroyed along with its contents. 11:33 a.m. update: A juvenile has been charged with making a terroristic threat, disorderly conduct - threat of violence on or at school property, and disorderly conduct - reporting a false alarm or complaint via 9-1-1, police said. Tim Killeen: "Our momentum is stronger than ever and alongside our continuing this work, I believe this is the right moment to begin preparing for the next generation of leadership." Kyle Kirchhoefer: "The restaurant business is a very tough business to do with low margins, and there could be all the reasons in the world not to try it. But I am who I am, and I’m ready for the adventure, for the chaos." The first Bailey Buzz of the new year has information about an upcoming event hosted by the Danville Fire Department, a new Westville business, a David S. Palmer Arena girls' hockey event and changes with Vermilion County's Freedom of Information Act request processes. "She is kind, compassionate, and loving towards all kids, and the kids love her right back,” South Side kindergarten teacher Casey Gossman said. “She helps our students to grow, build confidence, try new things, and she helps them to have memorable learning experiences. We are so lucky to have her at South Side.” 
Bishop George Dowell and his wife, Shanae, also will be celebrating their 50th year in ministry. They are co-pastors at Danville's 21st Century Christian Worship Center and will have a big ceremony in August. 
Danville Mayor Rickey Williams Jr. said literally there are "lives on the line" as the city works through processes with the Illinois Department of Transportation to initially help city residents, and hopefully those throughout Vermilion County, with transit needs. The Mahomet Public Library launched the “Everything Mahomet” website, a community-oriented information hub that features local businesses and restaurants, garage sale advertisements, event notices, volunteer opportunities and resources for connecting with others. Today is Thursday, Jan. 8, 2026. Here are local news reports from 15 years ago: Thanks to Dan Marker and Hickory Point Bank for their sponsorship of Scott Richey's popular podcast, Inside Illini Basketball. THOMASBORO — Firefighters from several area departments are on the scene of a large house fire Wednesday night in Thomasboro. The Department of Health and Human Services cites ‘serious concerns’ about widespread fraud and misuse of funds but cites no evidence. Nearly 150 years after his death, just mentioning the name Parson Brownlow can trigger a reaction. Airport director Tim Bannon estimated that the average incentive offered for a leisure route is just under $2 million, though he feels that $1 million — Willard’s initial goal for its minimum-revenue guarantee — is still “somewhat competitive.” 
Meet Miss Arcola Addee Mulligan, our student reporter who covers the Purple Riders. Today is Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2026. Here are local news reports from 15 years ago: |
 Welcome to the new year, 2026. Today’s article is Part 1 of a series titled, “Family War and Peace.” It is the first step of your journey into the hearts of two young childr… 
DANVILLE — Meet with two Democratic candidates for the Congressional 15th District on Monday. It’s been a good week — a full one, packed with children, ideas, ideals, spills, tears, and much laughter. Christmas vacation had all of us ex… SPRINGFIELD — President Donald Trump’s and Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency disbanded less than a year into Trump’s second term… DANVILLE — Protests are planned nationwide to take place this weekend following the deadly shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE officer in … DANVILLE — The second school threat of the school year for District 118 leads to a juvenile being arrested on Thursday. Barb Deardorff was looking forward to the day when she wouldn’t see the giant smokestacks — or the pollution pouring out of them — looming in … More NewsDANVILLE — Lawrence Hancock, 36, of Danville was found guilty of two class 3 felonies by a V… Barb Deardorff was looking forward to the day when she wouldn’t see the giant smokestacks — … CHICAGO — Peoples Gas on Monday filed a $202.3 million rate hike request with the Illinois C… DANVILLE — The inside of the Village Mall in Danville was once the place to be, but like man… 
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