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Election Filing Objection Received by Vermilion County Clerk's Office; Meeting Mon Nov 17th at 9 AM

THE FOLLOWING IS A VERMILION COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE RELEASE Notice is hereby given that an objection has been filed in the Election Authority's office against the Nomination papers filed for Hug...

162 Years of Lutheran Education at Trinity Lutheran School to End in May of 2026

THE FOLLOWING IS A TRINITY LUTHERAN SCHOOL RELEASE DANVILLE, ILLINOIS- After one hundred sixty-two wonderful years of serving and educating children of our congregation and the broader communit...

SNAP Resource Fair at DACC

THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE RELEASE DANVILLE - Vermilion County Works, the Illinois Department of Human Services, and Illinois Department of Employment Security are hosti...

Convenient Care Plus at Carle Foundation Hospital to move to the South Clinic Building

THE FOLLOWING IS A CARLE HEALTH RELEASE URBANA, IL - On Saturday, Nov. 15, Convenient Care Plus at Carle Foundation Hospital (CFH) will relocate to the Carle Urbana South Clinic building on the...

Northern Lights Make Appearance over CIMG Radio Studios in Danville

Both pictures, above and below, were taken from a field along the east side of North Washington Street, facing towards the CIMG studios of WDAN-D102-KROCK to the north. Both pictures were taken by Bil...

No Students Injured in Bus Accident in Ridge Farm

THE FOLLOWING IS A NEWS-GAZETTE ARTICLE BY JENNIFER BAILEY RIDGE FARM - No students were injured in an accident involving a Georgetown-Ridge Farm School District bus Tuesday afternoon, accordin...

THE BIG SHOW: 'Mission K9 Warrior Exclusive' Black Tie Fundraiser set for 6 PM Sat Nov 15th; at Catlin Banquet Center

This, of course, is "Veterans Day Week." And an important Veterans topic was recently addressed on D102's The Big Show with Tommy B. Mission K9 Warrior is hosting the "Mission K9 Warrior Exclusive" bl...

Veterans Day Tributes Take Place both Inside and Outside

ABOVE: (Left) Students from Armstrong Ellis Elementary School listen to the playing of Taps at the Vermilion County War Museum. (Right) Spectators listen to Veteran Mckensy Ellis-White speak during th...

County's 200th Birthday Celebration Set to Begin

Next year marks the 200th anniversary of Vermilion County, but the celebration begins at this year's Festival of Trees at the David S. Palmer Arena in Danville. Sue Richter is Director of the Vermilio...

Saturday November 8th was the American Legion Post 210 Veterans 5K Run.

Content and Photos Courtesy of Lori Woods Area residents ran and walked the 5K course heading north from the Legion to raised close to $11,000 for the American Legion's Veterans services. Besid...

Update To Threat On D118 School Building On Monday

There was an early morning announcement by District 118 Superintendent John Hart concerning an unspecified threat to District 118 buildings today: Due to an anonymous threat to an unidentified school building, all schools in Danville School District 118 will begin dismissing at 8:45 a.m. today - Monday, November 3, 202...

First Date Of Primary Filing Is Here

This first day to file for placement on the election ballot for the March 17, 2026, Primary is today. Many candidates will be seeking the first place on the ballot and will try to be first in line at 8 AM at the County Clerk's Office. Sometimes, a lottery is required to determine ballot placements for candidates who ar...

Schweizer Hosting Toys For Tots Drive

State Representative Brandun Schweizer (R-Danville) is hosting his first annual Toys for Tots Drive to collect new and unwrapped toys for area children this holiday season. The drive runs from now until Tuesday, December 9th. "The Toys for Tots organization does a tremendous job of spreading Christmas cheer year i...

Helicopter Crash In Montana Claims Members Of Gubernatorial Candidates Family

The entire political community and State expressed sorrow upon learning that four members of former State Senator Darren Bailey's family died Wednesday in a helicopter crash in Montana. Capitol News Illinois reports that Bailey's campaign for governor released a statement saying Bailey's son, daughter-in-law, and two g...

Illinois' Affordable Care Act Using New System

Open enrollment is right around the corner. This year Illinoisans getting their health insurance through the Affordable Care Act will use a new system. Capitol News Illinois reports Get Covered Illinois is a state-based marketplace designed to offer more customizable plans and extra special enrollment periods. But as e...

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Danville's Trinity Lutheran School closing in May

By JENNIFER BAILEY jbailey@news-gazette.com

Trinity Lutheran Church announced the closure of its Lutheran day school on Wednesday.

Holy Cow History | The boy military hero

In 1942, a 12-year-old Calvin Graham started shaving (even though he didn’t need to), deepened his voice, carefully forged his mother’s signature on his enlistment papers, and memorized a fake birthdate. And with that, he was in the U.S. Navy.

Monticello auto dealership collaborates with Parkland on apprenticeships

Parkland College officials said the collaboration with Rick Ridings Automotive Group provides “hands-on learning opportunities” to students in its automotive technology and Ford ASSET programs.

Savoy prepares to demolish 'dilapidated' buildings at downtown project site

The village of Savoy hopes to have the site of its future downtown square at the northwest corner of West Church Street and Dunlap Ave./U.S. 45 mostly cleared by spring of 2026.

Family with Illini ties to be honored at Military Appreciation Game

Zachary Miller, professor and head of the Department of Military Science, Army ROTC, said that the goal is to amp things up a bit each year.

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Danville's Trinity Lutheran School closing in May

Trinity Lutheran Church announced the closure of its Lutheran day school on Wednesday.

Holy Cow History | The boy military hero

In 1942, a 12-year-old Calvin Graham started shaving (even though he didn’t need to), deepened his voice, carefully forged his mother’s signature on his enlistment papers, and memorized a fake birthdate. And with that, he was in the U.S. Navy.

Monticello auto dealership collaborates with Parkland on apprenticeships

Parkland College officials said the collaboration with Rick Ridings Automotive Group provides “hands-on learning opportunities” to students in its automotive technology and Ford ASSET programs.

Savoy prepares to demolish 'dilapidated' buildings at downtown project site

The village of Savoy hopes to have the site of its future downtown square at the northwest corner of West Church Street and Dunlap Ave./U.S. 45 mostly cleared by spring of 2026.

Family with Illini ties to be honored at Military Appreciation Game

Zachary Miller, professor and head of the Department of Military Science, Army ROTC, said that the goal is to amp things up a bit each year.

State report cards | Average teacher pay for 47 area districts

The top average teacher salary among 47 area districts last year? Danville at $67,881.

Area history, Nov. 12, 2025

Today is Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2025. Here are local news reports from 100, 50 and 15 years ago:

Top of the Morning, Nov. 12, 2025

Meet Blue Ridge's talented — and busy - High School Confidential reporter who loves her "small-but-mighty town."

Starting 5: No. 14 Illinois 81, No. 11 Texas Tech 77

ESPN draft analyst on Illini: 'I think they've been created in terms of finding value'

Bob's buzzer beaters | Raiding party

Look for No. 14 Illinois to jump in the next Top 25. Perhaps into the Top 10.

Capitol News Illinois | Bailey to stay in governor’s race following family tragedy

“After a lot of prayer and reflection, Cindy and I have decided we're staying in this race for governor — not for politics, but for every family trying to make it in a state that's lost its way, for every parent who dreams of a better future for their children and for every Illinoisan who knows that we can do better."

No students injured in bus accident in Ridge Farm

According to Superintendent Jean Neal in a social media message, the accident occurred in Ridge Farm and no students were injured.

Illini Insider | My Campus: Information Sciences' Martin Wolske

Meet Information Sciences Teaching Associate Professor Martin Wolske, who promised wife Angie they’d be out of Champaign within two years of starting his post-doc work at the Beckman Institute. That was in 1993.

Illini Insider | 'As were hard to earn,' even for acclaimed engineering alum

The subject of story No. 2,204 on our special ‘UI at 150 & Beyond’ website: Steve Vavrik, a two-degree engineering grad and energy industry CEO who'll return Wednesday for a guest seminar.

Illini Insider | Siebel addition, sports media degree, interdisciplinary institute on trustees' agenda

With trustees' blessing, the university that produced ESPN Radio morning show host Michelle Smallmon, Turner Sports personality Taylor Rooks and Deadspin founder Will Leitch will soon add a bachelor’s degree in sports media to its lineup.

My Turn | The case of mass shootings and corporate liability

UI Ph.D. student Quinesha Bentley makes the case for Illinois HB 3320 and SB 2279, which mandate that firearm manufacturers whose products are sold, imported or distributed in Illinois share the financial consequences of their for-profit activity.

My Turn | The Big Ten’s high-pressure equity deal

"One Michigan regent called this deal 'a payday loan,' projecting return-on-investment for the equity partner at 15 to 20 percent a year," UI Professor Michael LeRoy writes.

'George Shapland Family Drive' proposed after $1M gift to State Farm Center

A stretch of drive near the home of Fighting Illini basketball could soon bear the name of an alumnus who played in the 1950’s and is remembered as a community stalwart.

Gunner, bombadier, performer: local vet did it all

As he celebrates this Veterans Day, lifelong Champaign County resident and Air Force veteran Harold Vandiver is also around the corner from celebrating his 100th birthday.

After 60-plus years, Urbana's Candlestick Lane is coming to an end

"After decades of collaborative effort, often in frigid conditions, our lane families will independently choose a date and time for lighting. Others may choose to retire the outdoor displays."

C-U Public Health District administrator to speak on federal funding cuts

An upcoming webinar will address how federal funding cuts are expected to impact local health programs.

Top of the Morning, Nov. 11, 2025

Service with a smile: How Scott Mulligan is making an impact at DeLand-Weldon schools.

Area history, Nov. 11, 2025

Today is Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025. Here are local news reports from 100, 50 and 15 years ago:

Campustown restaurant to close after 53 years

Restaurant news: Timpone's Ristorante, 710 S. Goodwin Ave., announced the news in a Saturday advertisement with The News-Gazette. The business is set to close on Dec. 20.

Re-enactors add to war museum exhibits on Veterans Day

The Vermilion County War Museum, 307 N. Vermilion St., Danville, will be open from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Veterans Day. There will be re-enactors, patriotic stories being read and other activities.

Champaign County Crime Stoppers | Police seek ID of robbery suspect

On Oct. 9 at around 7:15 p.m., an unknown man robbed a woman of her purse on the 500 block of South Mattis Avenue.

Area history, Nov. 10, 2025

Today is Monday, Nov. 10, 2025. Here are local news reports from 100, 50 and 15 years ago:

Lori Borgman | Sweating buckets while married to a hottie

Our favorite pastime is playing endless rounds of tag with the thermostat. Our banter over the temperature often sounds like a poker game. He says, “I’ll see your 68 and raise you six.”

“That’s 74,” I say. “I can’t do 74. I’m out.” And I will be out — passed out cold once the oppressive heat kicks in.

Rich Warren | Hype surrounding Windows 11 upgrade much ado about nothing

My apologies to all readers with a Macintosh. This will be the final column on Windows 11.

It's Your Business | New studio wants to CU Create

Owner Megan Farkas: “I really love just sharing the beauty in nature and creativity and seeing those ‘aha’ moments when kids discover something new, or when they feel like they can’t do something and then once they accomplish it."

Mike Carroll | Two Douglas County young men at war, far from home

"We validate, commemorate and show appreciation for their effort, their valor and sacrifice — endured within the unimaginable, cruel chaos of war — when we remember them by telling and retelling their stories. Lest we forget."

An encore for Ebertfest in 2026?

"We've heard back from you and we know that you would like to have One Last Dance," Chaz Ebert wrote Saturday night, adding that the Virginia Theatre is holding April 17-19 for the festival should there be a 27th edition.

Beyond the Boardroom: HowardHold Insurance Group's Vilma Howard

“My heart belongs to my two sons, my ever-loyal dog and the incredible circle of friends and family who enrich my life. Giving back to my community is a deeply held passion, and I’m dedicated to making a positive impact wherever I can.”

MTD still looking to build transfer station at former Urbana Civic Center

MTD officials said that the Urbana Civic Center has been deemed eligible for the National Register of Historic Places, and this means that measures must be taken to “mitigate adverse effects” of its demolition.

In the Garden | Last plants standing

Here’s a short list of some plants that still have something going on in my own gardens.

For the 55-and-over crowd, Nov. 8-16, 2025

Ethel & Maud Luncheon: The January edition is set for Jan. 17 at City View on the fourth floor of the Illinois Terminal

Inside Out | A new chapter for the Homer Lake Interpretive Center

For decades, the Homer Lake Interpretive Center has been a welcoming hub for learning, discovery and connection to nature. Families, school groups and visitors of all ages have explored its exhibits, attended educational programs and observed the resident animals that call the center home. N…

Six Champaign County locals in Savoy veteran’s book

Little did David Grogan know his fictitious writing would be halted by a love for telling veterans' stories.

Champaign veteran gifted Quilt of Valor

Jim Rich saw some familiar faces when receiving his Quilt of Valor earlier last month.

Coast Guard brass player made waves across country

Instead of artillery or other physical weaponry, Larry Schnell’s veteran father used a different instrument of war — a trombone.

‘If it smelled or looked like the military, I was in it’

Not even the clerks at the grocery store or customer service representatives are spared from Major General (Ret.) James Mukoyama’s overwhelming positivity.

Local Veteran’s Day ceremonies in the area

Local communities prepare to honor servicemen and women as Veterans Day inches closer.

Danville students bringing veterans concert to VA

Danville High School is bringing its annual Salute to Veterans Concert to veterans during a luncheon at the Veterans Affairs Illiana Health Care System instead of veterans attending the school at night.

UI to rebrand DEI office as Access, Civil Rights and Community

Chancellor Charles Isbell Jr.: “The office structure and name are changing. The mission of the office and our institutional commitment to supporting the success of our entire university community are not changing.”

Top of the Morning, Nov. 8, 2025

There's no bigger fan of Monticello football than soon-to-turn-90 Pearle Koon.

Area history, Nov. 8, 2025

Today is Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025. Here are local news reports from 100, 50 and 15 years ago:

Danville police: threat that caused schools to close Monday not credible

Anyone who has information regarding this incident is asked to call Danville Police at 217-431-2250 or Vermilion County Crime Stoppers at 217-446-TIPS.

Kathy's #Mailbag, Nov. 7, 2025

A popular fitness center will be moving from Urbana to Savoy … what’s next for Health Alliance’s HQ building in SW Champaign … and the source of the water for the Homer Lake Natural Playscape

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Ernie Pyle statue unveiled in Dana

“This will be one of my most proud moments,” artist Bill Wolfe said of his sculpture of legendary World War II correspondent Ernie Pyle.

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Hunting with heroes: Southern Indiana group supports veterans with unique event

HIBERNIA - The sun wouldn’t rise for another four hours, but the kitchen inside of Hibernia Christian Church was buzzing with activity early S…

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Vermilion Advantage receives high honor

DANVILLE — Vermilion Advantage is the 2025 Outstanding Chamber of the Year by the Illinois Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (IACCE).

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California's Prop 50 shakes up nation's redistricting arms race

Evan Cragin, president of the Sacramento County Young Democrats, said he was initially hesitant to support his party’s mid-decade push to redr…

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DACC NOTES: Good time to help our students, co-workers

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Garfield Park project tops in the state

DANVILLE — The Garfield Park and Aquatic Center project in Danville is the state’s top project.

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