Debra Pressey is a Reporter at The Champaign News-Gazette. She covers a range of topics including crime, social issues, the economy, and the impact of the Coronavirus in Illinois. Debra's work has been featured in the Herald Journal, Piatt County Journal Republican, WAND-TV, and The News-Gazette.
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Debra's coverage indicates a focus on local news and events, with an emphasis on community-oriented topics such as local businesses, community events, healthcare, and local government. Given the prevalence of press releases and government announcements in her coverage attributes, she may be particularly interested in pitches related to new business openings or expansions in Champaign County.
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Restaurant questions? Email Kathy Reiser at [email protected] and she'll chase down answers. CHAMPAIGN — There's a new Potbelly Sandwich Works on the way in Champaign.
Building permit issued.
A little part of Meatheads’ menu will remain, along with its employees, when Epic Burger replaces the Champaign Meatheads on March 1.
By: Debra Pressey
The program will provide a free age-appropriate book for each child up to age 5 who is registered.
By: Debra Pressey
of 2 CHAMPAIGN — From developing shopping centers to subdivisions, George Shapland was an entrepreneur who left an incomparable mark on his hometown.
CHAMPAIGN — Daily Bread Soup Kitchen is accepting donated items to fill hundreds of knapsacks to give as surprise holiday gifts to its low-income guests.
It will be equipped to serve 16 vehicles for gasoline and have four diesel bays for trucks.
The Champaign location will be larger than a traditional QT, according to Junk. It will be equipped to serve 16 vehicles for gasoline and have four diesel bays for trucks, he said.
“This funding from the state is a lifeline,” said Jason Rome.
By: Debra Pressey
Champaign County and the state department of revenue asked the Illinois Supreme Court to hear their appeals of a decision issued in 2023 by the 4th District Appellate Court that
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