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Danville Area Community College Launches 80th Anniversary Celebration with New Commemorative Logo THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE RELEASE DANVILLE, Ill. - Danville Area Community College is proud to announce the launch of its year-long 80th Anniversary Celebration, beginn... Steve Brandy Illinois State Police to Conduct Alcohol Countermeasure Enforcement Patrols THE FOLLOWING IS AN ILLINOIS STATE POLICE RELEASE PESOTUM - Illinois State Police (ISP) Troop 7 Commander, Captain Heather Apperson, announces ISP will conduct Alcohol Countermeasure Enforcemen... Steve Brandy Investigation of Possession of Child Pornograpy Leads to Sentencing in Vermillion County Case THE FOLLOWING IS AN INDIANA STATE POLICE RELEASE The Indiana State Police Putnamville Post announce that, following a thorough investigation led by Sergeant Michael Featherling, Zachary McBride, age 3... Steve Brandy Vermilion County War Museum Set for FIRST SATURDAY Event on FOURTH OF JULY THE FOLLOWING IS A VERMILION COUNTY WAR MUSEUM RELEASE The July 4th First Saturday event at the War Museum will feature free admission all day with special emphasis on the Early American sectio... Steve Brandy Downtown Danville Presents a FIRST FRIDAYS CARNIVAL; Fri July 3rd 5 - 8 PM THE FOLLOWING IS A CITY OF DANVILLE RELEASE Step right up for an evening of nostalgia as First Fridays brings the magic of a vintage carnival to Downtown Danville on Friday, July 3rd! From 5:00... Steve Brandy Danville Township Preparing for Thurs July 2nd Fireworks Show at Danville Dans Game THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE TOWNSHIP RELEASE (plus additional fireworks information from VermilionCountyFirst.com) Danville Township continues its decades-long tradition of sponsoring the firew... Steve Brandy City of Danville Confirms List of Cooling Centers THE FOLLOWING IS A CITY OF DANVILLE RELEASE Danville, Illinois, June 29, 2026 - The City of Danville has seen an incorrect list of cooling centers circulating. The following locations have conf... Steve Brandy Red Cross Issues Advice to Stay Safe During Extreme Heat THE FOLLOWING IS AN AMERICAN RED CROSS RELEASE Heat can be dangerous for anyone. Stay hydrated, stay cool and stay connected. June 26, 2026 - Experts are warning that dangerously high temperatu... Steve Brandy State of Illinois Urges Residents to Take Precautions as Heat Wave Continues in Illinois THE FOLLOWING IS AN ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY RELEASE Illinois residents can locate cooling centers at keepcool.illinois.gov SPRINGFIELD-With prolonged heat and humidity forecast across Ill... Steve Brandy Vermilion County Woman Fined and Sentenced to Probation for Voting Twice in Federal Election THE FOLLOWING IS A UNITED STATES ATTORNEY'S OFFICE CENTRAL DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS RELEASE URBANA, Ill. - A Hoopeston, Illinois, woman, Brenda Knuth, 61, was sentenced on June 26, 2026, to three y... Steve Brandy THE FOLLOWING IS A NEWS-GAZETTE ARTICLE BY JENNIFER BAILEY An indoor athletic training facility is being proposed for this building in the 800 block of West Williams Street, Danville. Jennifer ... Steve Brandy Danville Still Dealing with Storm Damage as Heat Picks Up THE FOLLOWING IS A NEWS-GAZETTE ARTICLE BY JENNIFER BAILEY ABOVE: Fencing remains damaged in Lincoln Park around Friendly Town after this month's storms. (The News-Gazette/Jennifer Bailey) &nbs... Steve Brandy Vermilion County Mental Health 708 Board Announces New Leader THE FOLLOWING IS A VERMILION COUNTY 708 MENTAL HEALTH BOARD RELEASE On behalf of the Vermilion County Mental Health 708 Board, it is my honor and pleasure to welcome Elizabeth (Beth) Bray Knech... Steve Brandy USDA Offers Disaster Assistance to Agricultural Producers in Illinois Impacted by Recent Severe Weather and Tornadoes THE FOLLOWING IS A U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE RELEASE (CHAMPAIGN, Ill., June 29, 2026) - Agricultural operations in Illinois have been significantly impacted by recent severe weather and to... Steve Brandy Overnight lane closure on Memorial Bridge in Danville set June 29 THE FOLLOWING IS AN ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION RELEASE DANVILLE - The Illinois Department of Transportation announced an overnight lane closure on the Memorial Bridge (U.S. 150/Illin... Steve Brandy Tues June 30ths TAPS ON TUESDAY Continues Look at Revolutionary War Soldiers with Vermilion County Connections THE FOLLOWING IS A TAPS ON TUESDAY RELEASE This week's "Taps on Tuesday" program is the third installment of the four-week focus on Revolutionary War Soldiers who settled in Vermilion County. P... Steve Brandy Project Success Invites You to Tuesday Event Raising Awareness for Funding for After School & Family Assisting Programs After school programs for children and teens, as well as for programs that help entire families, are hitting a major crossroads after Tuesday, June 30th. That's when funding for a lot of these program... Steve Brandy Oakwood School District Looking to Join Others in Revamping Athletic Facilities THE FOLLOWING IS A NEWS-GAZETTE STORY BY JENNIFER BAILEY AND JOEY WRIGHT ABOVE: Oakwood students may someday have access to an athletic complex estimated at $8 million, built next to the villag... Steve Brandy DACC Board Approves Forensic Audit, More Personnel Changes THE FOLLOWING IS A NEWS-GAZETTE ARTICLE BY JENNIFER BAILEY ABOVE: Part of Danville Area Community College's campus along East Main Street in Danville. Jennifer Bailey/The News-Gazette To subscr... Steve Brandy Arts in the Park Completes Storm Pivot to Ellsworth Park; Planning to Return to Lincoln Park in 2027 While the recent storms made Lincoln Park not usable for this year's Arts in the Park, board president Heather Runyan said the good things is now they know it can be done in Ellsworth Park if necessar... Steve Brandy Iroquois County Announces Cooling Centers PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Scott Anderson June 29, 2026 Cooling Centers Available Within Iroquois County During Extreme Heat WATSEKA, ILLINOIS - With dangerously hot t... Jun 30, 2026 USDA Offers Disaster Assistance to Agricultural Producers in Illinois Impacted by Recent Severe Weather and Tornadoes (CHAMPAIGN, Ill., June 29, 2026) - Agricultural operations in Illinois have been significantly impacted by recent severe weather and tornadoes. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has technical and financial assistance available to help farmers and livestock producers recover from these adverse weather events. &q... Jun 29, 2026 Local Contractors and Trades Take Note: Fischer Theater Looking For Bids After the demonstration at the Chick fil A about using local labor, WITY received a notice that the Fischer Theater is looking for Bids. Contractor Bid Opportunity: Fischer Theatre Renovation Project We're excited to share a bidding opportunity at the Historic Fischer Theatre and would appreciate your help spreading th... Jun 08, 2026 Pre-Trial Release of Armed Robber Who Fired Shots At Clerk DENIED By Judge Gun shots were heard in an armed robbery but our Danville Police Department responded quickly and the perpetrator was arrested. At a detention hearing Monday, June 8th, to determine his status, pre-trial release was DENIED by Judge Wall and Gino Lopez will remain in jail. The original Danville Police summary of the eve... Jun 08, 2026 Balloons Over Vermilion Makes a Big Splash Again! The Balloons Over Vermilion was a great success until the rains came Saturday night. On Friday there was a Splash and Dash and several balloons got up in the air to participate. WITY had the chance to observe Dean Carlton set up and fly his balloon over Lake Vermilion. The process of setting up and inflating the balloo... Jun 08, 2026	Iroquois County Announces Cooling Centers PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Scott Anderson June 29, 2026 Cooling Centers Available Within Iroquois County During Extreme Heat WATSEKA, ILLINOIS - With dangerously hot t... Jun 30, 2026 USDA Offers Disaster Assistance to Agricultural Producers in Illinois Impacted by Recent Severe Weather and Tornadoes (CHAMPAIGN, Ill., June 29, 2026) - Agricultural operations in Illinois have been significantly impacted by recent severe weather and tornadoes. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has technical and financial assistance available to help farmers and livestock producers recover from these adverse weather events. &q... Jun 29, 2026 Local Contractors and Trades Take Note: Fischer Theater Looking For Bids After the demonstration at the Chick fil A about using local labor, WITY received a notice that the Fischer Theater is looking for Bids. Contractor Bid Opportunity: Fischer Theatre Renovation Project We're excited to share a bidding opportunity at the Historic Fischer Theatre and would appreciate your help spreading th... Jun 08, 2026 Pre-Trial Release of Armed Robber Who Fired Shots At Clerk DENIED By Judge Gun shots were heard in an armed robbery but our Danville Police Department responded quickly and the perpetrator was arrested. At a detention hearing Monday, June 8th, to determine his status, pre-trial release was DENIED by Judge Wall and Gino Lopez will remain in jail. The original Danville Police summary of the eve... Jun 08, 2026 Balloons Over Vermilion Makes a Big Splash Again! The Balloons Over Vermilion was a great success until the rains came Saturday night. On Friday there was a Splash and Dash and several balloons got up in the air to participate. WITY had the chance to observe Dean Carlton set up and fly his balloon over Lake Vermilion. The process of setting up and inflating the balloo... Jun 08, 2026	Local News +10 Teacher of the Week: Stacy Arie, Centennial High Stacy Arie’s first teaching job came at her alma mater, Champaign Centennial High School, and 33 years later, she’s still there. The Bondville native works as an ESL teacher and serves as the school’s Multilingual Learners department chair. Evans Scholars launches Caddie Academy for young women at UI A new program to the area aims to train young women in leadership, financial literacy and more by way of an unexpected path: working as golf caddies. Area history, July 2, 2026 Today is Thursday, July 2, 2026. Here are local news reports from 100, 50 and 15 years ago: Top of the Morning, July 2, 2026 An extraordinary radio producer, Ed Bond looks forward to his role as DJ each Fourth of July on WDWS. Multimedia +6 2008w" /> Multimedia PHOTO GALLERY: Montessori students enjoy annual Fourth of July parade +21 2008w" /> Multimedia Featured PHOTO GALLERY: Smiles all around at Urbana naturalization ceremony +8 News PHOTO GALLERY: UI, Navy bands put on a show +34 2008w" /> Multimedia PHOTO GALLERY: Urbana Juneteenth parade +31 2008w" /> Multimedia PHOTO GALLERY: 5th Annual Bret Bielema Invitational Golf Outing +46 2008w" /> Multimedia PHOTO GALLERY: Balloons Over Vermilion 2026 The Latest +10 The Bailey Buzz, July 2, 2026 The Bailey Buzz this week has a Lingley Brothers Sweetcorn stands update, an award from the Illiana Antique Automobile Club, another car show and awards, a commemorative logo for Danville Area Community College's 80th year, an art league history exhibit, Illinois Extension program, Danville's First Friday and Salt Fork FFA recognitions. Teacher of the Week: Stacy Arie, Centennial High Stacy Arie’s first teaching job came at her alma mater, Champaign Centennial High School, and 33 years later, she’s still there. The Bondville native works as an ESL teacher and serves as the school’s Multilingual Learners department chair. +2 Evans Scholars launches Caddie Academy for young women at UI A new program to the area aims to train young women in leadership, financial literacy and more by way of an unexpected path: working as golf caddies. Area history, July 2, 2026 Today is Thursday, July 2, 2026. Here are local news reports from 100, 50 and 15 years ago: Top of the Morning, July 2, 2026 An extraordinary radio producer, Ed Bond looks forward to his role as DJ each Fourth of July on WDWS. Danville man employed at high school, tied to local theater scene arrested on sex-abuse charges Jordan Richey, 27, was taken into custody without incident on Wednesday and was transported to the Vermilion County Public Safety Building where he was booked on an outstanding warrant for four counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse. Shooting in northwest Champaign leaves 17-year-old injured The 17-year-old victim suffered a non-life-threatening wound to the hip and is in stable condition at the hospital, police said. The shooter's identity is currently unknown and no arrests have been made. Oakwood school board approves up to $9 million in bonds for new athletic facility The athletic project includes new baseball, softball, track and football facilities, as well as a track and concession stand that would have bathrooms and locker rooms on school district property next to Oakwood City Park. Tilton woman found guilty of DUI, unlawful possession of controlled substance Joanna Wells, 57, of Tilton, was found guilty of the possession charge, a class 4 felony, and DUI - Blood Alcohol Concentrate Over 0.08, a class A misdemeanor. Jury finds Georgetown man guilty of burglary Brett McGehee, 44, was found guilty of burglary, a class 2 felony, following a jury trial. +3 Holy Cow History \| 'Happy Fifth of July'? It could have happened One year almost to the day before the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, the Second Continental Congress threw one last Hail Mary diplomatic pass in an attempt to make up with King George III — the Olive Branch Petition. Capitol News Illinois \| ‘A real farm crisis’: Illinois farm bankruptcies rise for 3rd straight year With the growing season well underway in Illinois, farmers once again are struggling to turn an abundant harvest into survival. Champaign County Freedom Celebration back to full force for America's 250th Champaign County Freedom Celebration enjoying plenty of volunteer support Top of the Morning, July 1, 2026 Playing alongside his dad and daughter at Mahomet's Parent-Child Tournament, Justin Smith celebrated his first hole-in-one. +5 Farm Family of the Week \| The Behrends of Clifton The second of six Farm Credit Illinois scholarship recipients, Riley Behrends of Iroquois County, shines some light on her FFA journey, her college plans and her family’s farming operation. +12 New center aims for spring opening Outreach Associate Bobbie Lewis-Sibley: “All of Extension works in our communities to address local needs. But this building can help be that resource and that support so that they can all do their jobs.” State argues 2016 trial that led to murder conviction is valid, despite supposed new evidence Attorneys from the Exoneration Project argue that a man convicted of a 2015 Champaign murder should have a new trial after new evidence came to light. +2 America at 250 \| 'I think about communities and the resilience they show in difficult times' Arcola City Administrator Bill Wagoner: 'We were simply Americans and neighbors, supporting a grieving family and honoring a young man who had given everything for his country.' Area history, July 1, 2026 Today is Wednesday, July 1, 2026. Here are local news reports from 100, 50 and 15 years ago: Chicago man takes plea in Joe's Brewery robbery case A Chicago man accused of being involved in an armed robbery to Joe's Brewery has pleaded guilty. Convicted murderer claims innocence, suggests other man committed 2015 shooting Brandon Collier, 32, of Champaign, has been incarcerated on a 60-year prison sentence for the July 13, 2015 murder of 30-year-old Terron Jackson. +9 Local lawyer known for his 'business acumen' retires after nearly 60 years The legal profession captured Francis “Jerry” Jahn’s interest from a young age, in part thanks to TV shows such as “Perry Mason” and “The Defenders.” America at 250 \| 'I came to the United States seeking opportunity, growth and a chance to build a meaningful life' "As we waited to take the oath, I found myself imagining the stories around me — the sacrifices made, the risks taken, the resilience required. It was both humbling and inspiring," Paula Santiago writes. Area history, June 30, 2026 Today is Tuesday, June 30, 2026. Here are local news reports from 100, 50 and 15 years ago: +11 Top of the Morning, June 30, 2026 Tom Grey has been volunteering for nearly three decades years, introduced to the league by the first and only commissioner: the late Tom Jones. Champaign Park District dealing with tree vandalism “This type of damage kills mature trees, and it takes years to replace it with a new tree,” said Chelsea Norton, the district's director of marketing and development. Urbana police arrest felon with multiple warrants Randy L. Alexander, 37, was initially arrested on several charges, including an outstanding Wisconsin warrant for a parole violation related to a felony murder case. New sports training facility on Danville zoning committee's agenda The Danville Area Planning and Zoning Commission will consider resident Brittani Phelps' request for a special-use permit to operate an athletic training facility at 801 and 805 W. Williams St. in a B1-neighborhood business zoning district. Vermilion County Mental Health 708 Board announces new director Elizabeth (Beth) Bray Knecht takes the place of longtime director Jim Russell who retired late last year. Jeri Spezia, program coordinator, had been serving as interim executive director. One injured in shooting in northwest Urbana The Urbana Police Department is looking for leads on a shooting that left a 23-year-old Urbana man injured. Police said that "no suspect information" is available at this time, and the investigation is ongoing.	News Theater teacher, director arrested for criminal sexual abuse DANVILLE — A 27-year-old man involved with teaching high school and community theater is facing four counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse. News Vermilion Grove 1 More than 300 patriotic flags, ranging in sizes, decorate Daniel McIntyre's property on East 400 North Road in southern Vermilion County. News Cooking program comes to Catlin CATLIN — Deciding what to have for dinner is a daily challenge for almost everyone. +2 News Salt Fork FFA earns state recognition at Illinois Convention SPRINGFIELD — Twenty-seven members of the Salt Fork FFA Chapter attended the 98th Annual Illinois State FFA Convention held June 9 - 11 in Springfield. News DACC launches 80th anniversary celebration with commemorative logo DANVILLE — Danville Area Community College announces the launch of its year-long 80th anniversary celebration. +3 2008w" /> News Curtain call: America's singing janitor Richard Goodall to retire from full-time custodial duties, but he'll still be singing His singing career will continue, but Richard Goodall's days of waxing floors and wiping cafeteria tables as a full-time Vigo County School Co… 1200w" /> News THE AMISH COOK: Gloria and family visit Pennsylvania, Ohio We’re homeward bound! News City of Danville Closes East Winter Avenue, July 2 DANVILLE — The Public Works Department of Danville announced Thursday morning the closure of East Winter Avenue between Washington and Smith a… 2008w" /> News Gov. JB Pritzker issues disaster proclamation for storm-ravaged counties SPRINGFIELD — Gov. JB Pritzker on Tuesday issued a state disaster proclamation for 11 counties ravaged by severe weather this spring and early… 990w" /> News Terre Haute's singing janitor Richard Goodall may be subject of feature film The good times keep rolling for Vigo County "singing janitor" Richard Goodall, whose story could become a feature film. 2008w" /> News Georgetown man found guilty of burglary DANVILLE — Brett McGehee, 44, of Georgetown was found guilty by a Vermilion County jury of burglary, a class 2 felony on Tuesday, June 23 at t… 225w" /> News Danville man charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse DANVILLE — A 27-year-old Danville man was charged with four counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse on Wednesday. NEWSPAPER ADS Trending Recipes More News 2008w" /> News Gov. JB Pritzker issues disaster proclamation for storm-ravaged counties SPRINGFIELD — Gov. JB Pritzker on Tuesday issued a state disaster proclamation for 11 counti… 990w" /> News Terre Haute's singing janitor Richard Goodall may be subject of feature film The good times keep rolling for Vigo County "singing janitor" Richard Goodall, whose story c… 2008w" /> News Georgetown man found guilty of burglary DANVILLE — Brett McGehee, 44, of Georgetown was found guilty by a Vermilion County jury of b… 225w" /> News Danville man charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse DANVILLE — A 27-year-old Danville man was charged with four counts of aggravated criminal se… 2008w" /> News Tilton women found guilty of DUI, possession of controlled substance DANVILLE — Joanna Wells, 57, of Tilton was found guilty by a Vermilion County jury of posses… News Hoopeston woman fined, sentenced to probation for voting twice in a federal election URBANA — Brenda Knuth, 61, of Hoopeston was sentenced to three years of probation and order … News Vermilion County Mental Health Board welcomes Beth Knecht as the Executive Director DANVILLE — Beth Knecht was recently named the Executive Director for the Vermilion County 70… News Illinois State Police will be conducting alcohol countermeasure enforcement patrols PESOTUM — Illinois State Police (ISP) Troop 7 Commander, Captain Heather Apperson announced … 2008w" /> News Gifts from Dr. Marilyn Frey enhance patient care at Horizon Health PARIS — Psychologist Marilyn Frey’s latest gifts to the Horizon Health Foundation are enhanc… 1200w" /> News Weather for July 2 225w" /> News Community Briefs for July 2 Danville Township sponsors fireworks 1200w" /> News THE BOOKWORM SEZ: A few true crime books to raise your blood pressure So far, you’ve had a nice, relatively uneventful summer. 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