Included, prior to the movie, was an appearance by Danville Barbershop Chorus Director Marty Lindvahl leading a special group of "Chimney Sweeps" prior to the documentary's showing.

This bazaar will once again offer its usual "cozy hospitality feeling;" with about 20 vendors selling very unique times. There will be plenty of handcrafts, plenty of treats, and breakfast and lunch will be available as well.

Inside the Fischer, we found Mayor Rickey Williams, Jr; getting ready to go behind the microphone and call the parade.

"Through Empty the Shelters, families are able to bring in new pets without the financial barrier of an adoption fee," said Kate Suchodolski, Shelter Programs Manager at VCAS.

The film captures the essence of the prolific performer, Van Deusen said: "I think, as someone summed it up, Dick Van Dyke just seems to exude joy. It doesn't matter what project he was involved in. It's that zeal, that excitement, that joy."

During the event, students will present their work mapping a coal heritage trail through Vermilion County.

Board member Susan Miceli-Green said, "Our first event will be held on Saturday. December 6th at 1:00 p.m. The topic will be "Remembering Pearl Harbor." On this anniversary, we'll gather to honor the memory of those impacted by the events of December 7, 1941, and explore the historical significance and p...

Danville Community Relations Administrator Rheanna Ollis and Community Relations Coordinator Lindsey Franz recently joined Tommy B on D102's The Big Show. Franz says, yes, horse drawn carriage rides will once again be part of the big day; adding to the traditional parade.

The show is made possible by the Julius W. Hegeler II Foundation. Tickets are still available, with seats remaining on the main floor and balcony for $35 and $45. Student tickets are $10.

Danville is currently an affiliate of the Mahomet chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace.