Danville, United States (Local)
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Jennifer Bailey's coverage focuses on local news, community events, sports, health and wellness, and education in the United States, particularly in Illinois and Danville. She seems to cover a variety of topics with an emphasis on event coverage and government announcements.
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The Bailey Buzz this week has: a United Church of Tilton event to help the community during winter months; a June singing event at the Danville Public Library; an upgraded vehicle for automotive technology students at Danville High School; and Serve Together projects this weekend.
Tree damage at Lincoln Park in Danville near an Arts in the Park mural.
By: Jennifer Bailey
In the city of Danville, water clean-up at Ross Dress for Less at the Village Mall continues, with a store employee saying they hope to open on Friday.
By: Jennifer Bailey
DANVILLE — Due to extensive storm damage at Lincoln Park, the 37th annual Arts in the Park will have a new location this year.
The Bailey Buzz this week highlights patriotism in Vermilion Grove (rural Ridge Farm); Fisher National Bank's new building now open in Georgetown; Danville's Juneteenth Celebration; County Market's donation of perishable groceries to area food pantries in light of last week's storm; and the final days to submit a quilt for the annual July show in Danville.
Women's Care Clinic is expanding after acquiring a building on North Logan Avenue in Danville.
By: Jennifer Bailey
A local businessman and supporter of Women's Care Clinic at 1509 N. Bowman Ave., who wants to remain anonymous, donated to the ministry a former psychiatrist's office building that's located
Under the terms of his plea agreement, Brian Torres, 35, faced a maximum possible sentence of 25 years in prison.
By: Jennifer Bailey
By: Jennifer Bailey
Aurum Developments LLC opened at 57 N. Vermilion St., in the former Lainey's Ice Cream shop, and is partnering with ZDE Capital Group, a capital and real-estate investment firm, to invest and assist with construction behind the storefronts along Vermilion Street.
