Robyn Gautschy Skaggs is a journalist based in Bloomington, Illinois. She writes for The Pantagraph and JG, covering local news and events in the Bloomington area. Her work has also been featured in the Herald & Review.
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Robyn's coverage predominantly focuses on local community events, local businesses, health and wellness initiatives, philanthropy efforts, as well as music and entertainment in the Bloomington area. She covers breaking news extensively but also features press releases and government announcements.
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NORMAL — As of Thursday, Normal Avenue is closed from Locust Street to Willow Street due to utility installation, the Town of Normal said this week.
By: Robyn Gautschy Skaggs
The Picklr, an indoor pickleball facility, will open Saturday, Oct. 26, at 1503 E. College Ave. in Normal.
The store at Empire and Veterans will be separated into about 200 different spaces of varying sizes, with vendors being able to rent out spaces to sell their goods.
By: Robyn Gautschy, Robyn Skaggs
Jan Egbers and Jim Bob Morris contributed funds to the Vision Campaign to create an endowed wellness counselor position at the school.
By: Robyn Gautschy, Robyn Skaggs
Gov. JB Pritzker has reappointed Bloomington Mayor Mboka Mwilambwe to the Illinois Workforce Innovation Board, according to a Monday news release.
By: Robyn Skaggs, Robyn Gautschy
While supplies last, patrons will be able to fill a bag with used books, DVDs, BluRays, CDs and audiobooks for a total cost of $5.
By: Robyn Gautschy Skaggs
EUREKA — The Woodford County Historical Society presented awards to Dennis Tipsword of Metamora and Carol Anderson of Eureka during its meeting on Nov. 14.
GOODFIELD — The Busy Corner Restaurant at 302 S. Eureka St. in Goodfield has announced it will remain closed into the new year following a fire last week, but it still plans to make and sell pies for Thanksgiving.
The McLean County Chamber of Commerce celebrated leaders of the local agriculture community during its annual Agriculture Awards Dinner on Thursday night at the Bloomington Country Club.
The Normal Police Department said the incident was thought to be accidental, and that there is no danger to the public.
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