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 VA Services Continuing During COVID-19 Pandemic
April 03, 2020 08:28 pm
Although the VA Illiana Health Care System is currently only seeing patients for essential and urgent appointments at its facilities during the coronavirus pandemic, other services are still available...
Urbana Coach Charged With Federal Child Pornography
April 03, 2020 08:23 pm
A physical education teacher and girls' cross country coach at Urbana's University High School has been arrested on federal child pornography charges. Fifty-six year old Douglas O. Mynatt of Savoy mad...
Danville City Council Sets Teleconference Meeting
April 03, 2020 08:20 pm
The Danville City Council will meet Tuesday but not at city hall. Instead, Tuesday's (April 7, 2020) meeting will be held via teleconference because of the on-going coronavirus emergency. Some items o...
Local Company to Help Keep Police Safe
April 03, 2020 01:39 pm
A local company that specializes in a wide range of cleaning services will be helping keep Danville Police safe during the COVID-19 emergency. Newton's Cleaning and Restoration is donating its service...
Less Travel Could Impact Local Road Projects
April 03, 2020 01:32 pm
Although many things are shut-down due to the coronavirus pandemic, planning continues for some road projects in Vermilion County. Members of the Danville Area Transportation Study Group are reviewing...
OSF Outlines Ways to Help During the Pandemic
April 03, 2020 12:34 pm
OSF HealthCare has announced how citizens can help medical personnel on the front line of the Coronavirus fight. OSF Sacred Heart Medical Center in Danville and OSF Heart of Mary Medical Center in Urb...
Champaign Police Officer Tests Positive for COVID-19
April 03, 2020 08:43 am
The City of Champaign has confirmed a Champaign Police Officer has tested positive for COVID-19. The employee is currently recovering at home in isolation and does not require hospitalization. The emp...
'Fantastic Friday' Events Designed to Cheer People Up
April 03, 2020 08:13 am
Danville Mayor Rickey Williams Jr. wants to cheer-up people during the coronavirus emergency, so he has announced 'Fantastic Fridays' that will run all this month. He says they will give people someth...
New Jobs Report Shows Calm Before The Storm
April 03, 2020 07:41 am
New numbers from the Illinois Department of Employment Security show jobless rates fell across East Central Illinois during February. The unemployment rates improved in all fourteen Illinois metropoli...
Commission Advances Carle at the Riverfront Project
April 03, 2020 05:06 am
The Danville Area Planning and Zoning Commission has approved rezoning and the semi-final plat for the Carle at the Riverfront project. The Commission also approved a variance regarding parking for a ...
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 www.commercial-news.com - RSS Results in news,news/* of type article www.commercial-news.com - RSS Results in section(s) news,news/* only for asset type(s) of article  Carle plat, rezoning petition move onto city council by BY JENNIFER BAILEY jbailey@dancomnews.com 4 Apr 2020 at 5:40am DANVILLE ? With demolition work wrapping up on a couple remaining properties, construction is still expected to begin this summer or fall for the city?s west side Carle at the Riverfront project. Custard Cup creates drive-through area by CAROL ROEHM croehm@dancomnews.com 4 Apr 2020 at 5:41am DANVILLE ? Customers who arrive today at Danville?s Custard Cup will find a new way to order their favorite frozen treat. Parke County reports second COVID-19 case by Tribune-Star 3 Apr 2020 at 10:34am TERRE HAUTE, Ind. ? Parke County has recorded its second active case of COVID-19, health officials said, and Indiana officials report 24 more Hoosier deaths as the number of positive cases rose by 408 since Thursday.  Parke County reports second COVID-19 case; Indiana reports 24 new deaths by CNHI News Indiana 3 Apr 2020 at 8:39am Parke County has recorded its second active case of COVID-19, health officials there said today, and Indiana officials report 24 more Hoosier deaths as the number of positive cases rose by 408 since Thursday. County sees fourth COVID-19 case by BY JENNIFER BAILEY jbailey@dancomnews.com 3 Apr 2020 at 5:47am Vermilion County now has four COVID-19-positive cases.  Fischer offers unique date night raffle by BY JENNIFER BAILEY jbailey@dancomnews.com 3 Apr 2020 at 5:43am DANVILLE ? Single people and couples can only dream about the next normal date nights after the coronavirus pandemic subsides. Carle Hoopeston has plans to deal with virus by BY CAROL HICKS newsroom@dancomcomnews.com 3 Apr 2020 at 5:40am HOOPESTON ? Is Carle Hoopeston Regional Health Center prepared for the COVID-19 virus? Downtown Easter events canceled, Summer Sounds still in plans by BY JENNIFER BAILEY jbailey@dancomnews.com 3 Apr 2020 at 5:41am DANVILLE ? This weekend?s downtown First Friday event featuring the Easter Bunny and Easter Bonnet Parade has been canceled due to the coronavirus, but Downtown Danville Inc. officials are hopeful for Summer Sounds and other later-year events. Hospital planning for possible patient surge by BY JENNIFER BAILEY jbailey@dancomnews.com 2 Apr 2020 at 5:49am DANVILLE ? As the number of persons diagnosed with COVID-19 in Illinois continue to rise, and with two confirmed locally, OSF HealthCare officials say they have continued to plan for a potential surge in patients.  Civil War private to get stone by MARY WICOFF mwicoff@dancomnews.com 2 Apr 2020 at 5:43am DANVILLE ? During a walk through Spring Hill Cemetery last summer, Duncan Auter spotted a name that sounded familiar. Duncan, 12, had heard stories from Larry Weatherford, president of two historical groups, about Pvt. George McKibben, a Civil War veteran. Library offers stay-at-home activities by BY JENNIFER BAILEY jbailey@dancomnews.com 2 Apr 2020 at 5:47am DANVILLE ? The days may be running into each other and the list of possible activities may be running short already for some people bored at home. Veteran?s death got a lot of attention in 1864 by MARY WICOFF mwicoff@dancomnews.com 2 Apr 2020 at 5:41am DANVILLE ? The story of George McKibben?s death was widely published at the time.  Residents urged to complete 2020 Census by BY JENNIFER BAILEY jbailey@dancomnews.com 1 Apr 2020 at 5:47am Today may be April Fool?s Day, but it also is Census Day. Vermilion County sees first confirmed COVID-19 case by Staff Report 31 Mar 2020 at 2:45pm A Vermilion County resident in their 20s was tested in Champaign County and is currently hospitalized there after having tested positive for COVID-19, according to the Vermilion County Health Department on Tuesday. Salt Fork teachers promote positivity with parade by CAROL ROEHM croehm@dancomnews.com 31 Mar 2020 at 5:45am CATLIN ? A dozen or so Salt Fork North Elementary School teachers hopped in their cars Monday morning and drove around Catlin to lift the spirits of their students.  District 118 to find way to pay bus drivers by CAROL ROEHM croehm@dancomnews.com 31 Mar 2020 at 5:45am DANVILLE ? Danville District 118 school board members will meet via teleconference today to consider how to provide financial support to the district?s school bus drivers while schools statewide are closed due to COVID-19. Police investigate Koehn Drive shooting by STAFF REPORT 31 Mar 2020 at 5:45am DANVILLE ? A Danville man and woman suffered injuries after being shot at while sitting in their car Saturday afternoon. Health care, immigration and heartland votes by Bill Ketter CNHI News Service 29 Mar 2020 at 5:49am Health care dominated political dialogue leading up to the coronavirus crisis this month and if voters in the nation?s heartland are an accurate yardstick, the struggle over the best way to provide it will escalate on the road to November?s? Hoopeston votes on virus resolution by By Carol Hicks newsroom@dancomnews.com 29 Mar 2020 at 5:45am HOOPESTON ? The Hoopeston City council called an emergency meeting Friday to discuss approving a resolution declaring a state of emergency regarding the Covid-19 virus and to begin implementing Stage III of the Covid-19 City plan.  Voters have numerous issues they care about by BY JENNIFER BAILEY jbailey@dancomnews.com 29 Mar 2020 at 5:47am To say 18-year-old Rheanna Ollis is looking forward to voting in her first presidential election is an understatement. Newsfeed display by CaRP |
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