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![]() ![]() Captain Neil Yelenick Retires from Danville Fire Department
Danville's Fire Station 3 on Griffin Street was the scene for Wednesday morning's (Sept 17th) special "walk-out" ceremony for the retiring Captain Neil Yelenick. Before it began, Captain Yelenick admi...
![]() Distinguished Professor of Political Science Discusses Book on America's Political System at DACC Library Program Kick Off
The Danville Area Community College Library kicked off their "That's a Novel Idea" series Wednesday morning (Sept 17th) with Distinguished Professor of Political Science Dr. Charles Hantz talking abou...
![]() Danville Police Arrest 25-Year-Old on Outstanding Warrant from Neighboring County
THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE On September 15, 2025, at 7:12 PM, an officer with the patrol division observed 25-year-old Bryce Block of Danville walking near the inters...
![]() Danville Police Announce Promotions Ceremony for 9:30 AM; Tues Sept 23rd
THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE "I am proud to announce that there have been two promotions within the Police Department. Lt. Doug Miller has been selected to be appointed...
![]() 6 ½ Year Prison Sentence for Repeat Offender of Aggravated Battery to Elderly Person
THE FOLLOWING IS A VERMILION COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE RELEASE People v. Robert Brockwell 2024-CF-878 On September 12, 2025, Robert Brockwell (DOB: 7/29/1986), formerly of Danvill...
![]() Honor Flight Touches Heart of Danville Woman
THE FOLLOWING IS A NEWS-GAZZETTE STORY BY JENNIFER BAILEY DANVILLE - When asked how her experience was on the Land of Lincoln Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., 91-year-old Mary Ruth (Hopkins) O...
![]() Danville Police Department's K9 Knox to Get Donation of Body Armor
THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE Danville Police Department, IL, K9 Knox will receive a bullet and stab protective vest thanks to a charitable donation from non-profit orga...
![]() Illinois State Police Announces Results of Occupant Restraint Enforcement Patrols
THE FOLLOWING IS AN ILLINOIS STATE POLICE RELEASE PESOTUM - Illinois State Police (ISP) Troop 7 Commander Heather Apperson announces the results of Occupant Restraint Enforcement Patrols (OREP)...
![]() Vermilion County Residents Encouraged to Participate in Older Adult Survey
THE FOLLOWING IS A U OF I EXTENSION RELEASE DANVILLE, Ill - Vermilion County residents are invited to participate in the Vermilion County Older Adult Survey. This is a crucial initiative to imp...
![]() Danville Council: Butler on Three Kings of Peace Taking Major Vandalism Hit; Teague Calls for Violence Prevention Task Force
Lots of reflection during Tuesday evening's Danville City Council meeting. Prior to the start, Alderman Ed Butler talked about the recent second vandalism incident in two weeks at the Three Kings of P...
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![]() ![]() ![]() Rhonda Ellis Becomes Visitors Bureau Director
The Danville Area Visitors Bureau (DAVB) proudly announces the appointment of Rhonda Ellis as its new Executive Director, effective immediately. A familiar face in the region's tourism landscape, Ellis previously served as the Marketing and Sales Administrator for the DAVB for 11 years. She steps into the leadership ro...
Sep 12, 2025
![]() Faraci and Ammons to Hold Town Hall Meeting
On Thursday, Sept. 18, State Senator Paul Faraci and State Representative Carol Ammons will host a joint town hall at the Illinois Terminal located in Champaign. "I've heard from many residents who are concerned about rising energy bills and worried about cuts to critical services," said Faraci (D-Champaign)....
Sep 12, 2025
![]() Neville Becomes Illinois Chief Justice
The Illinois Supreme Court announced Tuesday that Justice P. Scott Neville Jr. will become the state's 123rd chief justice, starting October 26th . Capitol News Illinois reports he will succeed the current chief justice, Mary Jane Theis (TICE) in that position. Neville was first appointed to the court in 2018 and was e...
Sep 11, 2025
![]() Committee Approves Wind Project; Moves on to County Board
The Vermilion County Wind and Solar Panel appointed by the Vermilion County Board to review solar and wind project proposals has approved an application by Invenergy for a wind energy project in the area of Rankin and Hoopeston. The project named "Musketeer" obtained approval after a two-day hearing concludin...
Sep 11, 2025
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![]() Danville's Fall Festival Turns 50
This year marks the City of Danville's 50th Anniversary of the Vermilion River Fall Festival; a golden milestone for one of our community's most beloved traditions. Join us in the heart of Ellsworth Park from Friday, September 19 through Sunday, September 21 st. Festival Schedule: Friday, September 19 | 12 PM - 8 PM 12...
Sep 09, 2025
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![]() DANVILLE — Four Danville residents are proving it is possible to enjoy a healthy, active lifestyle all the way into one’s 70s, 80s and even 90s. With a reputation built on trust, compassion and community, Synergy HomeCare has become a standard of excellence in the industry. SAVOY — The residents of The Windsor of Savoy and Windsor Court saddle up every year to experience the Wild West — complete with Western wear, saloon and chuckwagon supper — during the facility’s annual Western Night. The mission of our group is to work with community residents and local leaders in Champaign-Urbana to develop an awareness of issues faced by older adults in our area, as we strive to create a community that is livable and safe for all. The Bailey Buzz this week touches on a longtime restaurant, food truck that's no longer operating; an upcoming designer get-together for the Festival of Trees annual event in Danville; the Vermilion County Conservation District's new logo design contest; and First Friday for October in downtown Danville. MultimediaThe LatestDANVILLE — Four Danville residents are proving it is possible to enjoy a healthy, active lifestyle all the way into one’s 70s, 80s and even 90s. With a reputation built on trust, compassion and community, Synergy HomeCare has become a standard of excellence in the industry. SAVOY — The residents of The Windsor of Savoy and Windsor Court saddle up every year to experience the Wild West — complete with Western wear, saloon and chuckwagon supper — during the facility’s annual Western Night. The mission of our group is to work with community residents and local leaders in Champaign-Urbana to develop an awareness of issues faced by older adults in our area, as we strive to create a community that is livable and safe for all. The Bailey Buzz this week touches on a longtime restaurant, food truck that's no longer operating; an upcoming designer get-together for the Festival of Trees annual event in Danville; the Vermilion County Conservation District's new logo design contest; and First Friday for October in downtown Danville. Ben Leff has spent the last 13 years teaching at his alma mater, Uni High. When the proud Vermilion County village of Alvin celebrates its 150th anniversary this weekend, a favorite son will be front and center, leading Saturday’s parade. To mark the occasion, we asked Becky Kinnett, the mother of grand marshal Blake Kinnett, to put into words what the town has mea… Starting Monday, traffic lights at U.S. 45/Century Boulevard and Sangamon Avenue will be turned off and covered for 90 days as part of a traffic study to examine the possibility of permanently removing the signals, IDOT said. According to Illinois workNet, Revelyst's WARN notice stated that 126 employees are scheduled to be laid off starting on Nov. 3. Electrify America LLC has been awarded approximately $556,000 to add six ports at Meijer, and Tesla will receive about $617,000 to add 16 ports at Target. The weekend will kickoff Saturday with a 5K walk and softball tournament with 7:30 a.m. check in at Homer Carter Park. There also will be food and sales vendors, a 3 on 3 basketball tournament, children's activities including bounce houses and games and prizes, a parade at 11 a.m., and live music that night at the Community Center with the band On the Rocks starring Catlin Crozier starting at 5 p.m., DJ Britannica with announcement of the golf cart raffle winner and the band Shotguns-n-Shotglasses starting at 8 p.m. She has yet to graduate college, but Emilia Mancero has already spent years dedicated to working on a cause that’s important to her. The St. James monthly food pantry gives away 912 bags of food (everybody gets at least two bags and larger families get a double set), feeding about 400 families a month representing about 1,200 people, and will be continuing without director Carol Olson and her husband, Mike, at the helm. A Champaign man will serve a 60 year prison sentence after he was convicted of shooting another man during a drug deal in 2023. Today is Thursday, Sept. 18, 2025. Here are local news reports from 100, 50 and 15 years ago: In other business, the council tabled action until Oct. 7 on a Tac Increment Financing reimbursement grant for Bresee Bar and Grill proposed in the former Bratland's Prescription Shop at North and Vermilion streets at 8 E. North St., for some agreement language changes. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem shared a video of herself participating in an immigration raid reportedly at a house in Elgin, where the Chicago Tribune reported an American citizen was briefly detained. Friday's visitation and celebration of life for U.S. Army veteran Garry Gannon will include a 21-gun salute. The state on Wednesday announced plans to release $18 million it received after successfully suing the Trump administration for withholding the funds that Congress had already allocated. Our staff is very eclectic, and we love to have a good time. The band will serve as grand marshal at the University of Illinois homecoming parade on Sept. 26. More than 50 years ago, some of World War II’s biggest surviving military names sat down at the U.K.'s version of West Point to see what would have happened if Nazi Germany had gone ahead with Operation Sea Lion. A Danville woman was one of the 95 veterans, and the only female, who made the one-day trip this month for Honor Flight Misson No. 75. Even after the Jacobs' family stopped farming more than two decades ago, one grandson wants to keep the 121-year farming legacy alive by remembering those who came before him with a dream to start farming again. Residents in two neighborhoods west of village limits are calling on the Champaign County board to shoot down a Virginia-based developer’s plans for a 36-acre solar farm north of their homes. Today is Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2025. Here are local news reports from 100, 50 and 15 years ago: A National Honor Society student who is involved in cheerleading and track and field at Rantoul, Tamia Bell's favorite part of high school is “the staff. As soon as I walk into school everyone is welcoming and overall jolly and kind.” Champaign County Coroner Laurie Brauer has identified an individual who died in a crash near Rantoul on Sunday. Cathy Emanuel with Advocates for Aging Care said that the organization is still looking for a site for the estimated $20 million project, with hopes to break ground in 2026 and have the facility open by 2027. $23.08 million: Estimated price tag for renovating the “group-style restrooms” on each floor of Trelease and Oglesby halls into “modern single-user restrooms” — plus new vanities and countertops “for residents that do not need a private restroom.” "Better Call Saul" star drops by WILL to lend support for public media ... Project 500 pioneer honored with street designation in Campustown ... T-minus seven days until launch of the Carruthers Geocorona Observatory from Cape Canaveral. Domino's is marking its grand reopening with a 4 p.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony today in its new home at 1002 Purnell Drive. The 9,207 first-year students now in their fourth week of classes descended upon C-U from all over — 61 countries (the smallest: Malta, pop. 545,000), one territory (nine new Illini hail from Hong Kong) and every U.S. state but five (Hawaii, Montana, South Dakota, West Virginia and Wyoming). On Tuesdays, Voice of the Illini Brian Barnhart will check in from the radio booth. Today: Tales from the crib. A Tennessee truck driver convicted of rape was sentenced to 90 years in prison Monday, but not before prosecutors revealed he had attempted to pay his jail cellmate to kill a witness and a detective on his case. The college’s fall 2025 student headcount is 6,355, a 5.7 percent increase over the same time last year, college officials said. There are a total of 3,703 students in full-time equivalency, which is a 4.3 percent increase from last fall. Nominator Lauren Zahrn: “María has just gone full force, like a trailblazer, going into it knowing that it’s time to accelerate instead of back off." Today is Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2025. Here are local news reports from 100, 50 and 15 years ago: How about that? One of America's best chefs is an Urbana High grad. As Illinois mourns the weekend passing of the rarest of politicians — bipartisan former Gov. Jim Edgar — Editor Jeff D'Alessio asked a panel of historians, political scientists and others: Is the country more polarized than at any point since the Civil War, as some have claimed in recent days, and what’s your level of optimism we can find our way back? Urbana resident Livy A. Diaz Mendez, 31, was pronounced dead at Carle Foundation Hospital at 11:05 p.m. Saturday. Before business can resume, the restaurant must submit two consecutive pest-control reports stating that there are no roaches on-site. A health inspector will then visit the facility to confirm this is true. What band is playing at your company party? We opened in 1964, so we’re bringing in The Beach Boys for our company party! At 3 years old, she remembers going to auctions with her dad, sitting on his shoulders to see over the crowds. Police learned that one man attempted to distract a store associate while the other pushed out a flatbed cart with two DeWalt Power Washers that cost $1,400. Today is Monday, Sept. 15, 2025. Here are local news reports from 100, 50 and 15 years ago: |
![]() DANVILLE — Yondr pouches are the latest tool educators are using to keep electronical devices out of students’ hands in the classroom. DANVILLE — During Tuesday night’s council meeting, there was much heated discussion over the approach to handling violence among the youth in … DANVILLE — Robert Brockwell, 39, of Danville was sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to a class 3 felony last Friday. DANVILLE — Robert Brockwell, 39, of Danville was sentenced to prison after pleading guilty t… DANVILLE — Rhonda Ellis is the new Director of the Danville Visitors Bureau, but she is not … Former Governor Jim Edgar leaves a legacy of bipartisan craft throughout the State of Illino… Gov. JB Pritzker said political leaders — starting with President Donald Trump — need to do … PESOTUM — Illinois State Police Troop 7 Commander Heather Apperson announced ISP will conduc… Photo Galleries
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