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School board races are set in districts across Vermilion County for the Consolidated General Election next spring.
Firefighters in Westville along with several other departments quick to respond.
A Danville City Council committee is recommending implementing a local one-percent grocery tax to replace the ...
A Danville City Council Committee is backing Police Chief Christopher Yates proposal to raise the maximum recruitment age to forty. Chief Yates told members of the Public Services Committee this week that some departments have dropped the maximum age limit for police recruits altogether. But Yates noted he will soon be fifty-three, adding he thinks that's too old to start. Instead, Yates thinks forty should be the maximum age that someone can try to join the Danville Police Department. The proposal now heads to the full city council for consideration.
Danville Police are asking for help from the public as they investigate a triple shooting that occurred this (Wednesday) afternoon. In a news release, Chief Christopher Yates said officers responded to a business in the 1900 block of East Main Street around 2:45 p.m. for a report of shots fired with several victims.
December 14: Cupcake Decorating Class . Decorate pre-baked cupcakes with different tips and techniques! Class size is limited, be sure to check our website for availability. 2:00-3:30, 2nd Floor Conference Room. This class is intended for adults.
Some students from the JROTC program at Danville High School have been volunteering locally as part of their service learning activities. Fourteen-year-old Dawson Matthew Stack was one of the students who helped decorate the Vermilion County Museum on Saturday…
Danville Police are continuing to investigate a Saturday night (December 21, 2024) shooting that left a Champaign man dead. Deputy Chief Terry McCord says Danville Police Officers responded to the area of Collett and Williams Streets at about 11:00 p.m. for a report of a subject lying on the ground near the intersection. It was about the same time that a Danville Police Officer reported hearing shots in that same area.
In addition, local businesses are invited to meet with the casino's purchasing staff to explore collaboration opportunities. “We believe in the power of community connections and are excited to offer a platform that benefits job seekers and businesses alike,'' added Erpenbach.
In addition, local businesses are invited to meet with the casino’s purchasing staff to explore collaboration opportunities.
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