INCLUDING - March 10: Tween It! Tuesdays. Fun programs for tweens each Tuesday. This week: Break a record. Choose a Guinness World Record and try to break it. 5:00 PM in the Program Room. Ages 8-12.

Cronk pointed out that air contamination is highly unlikely, because materials with the chemical would have to be crushed on site for that; and they are not. He says shingles are a good example.

Illinois State Police (ISP) Troop 7 Commander, Captain Heather Apperson, announces ISP will conduct Alcohol Countermeasure Enforcement (ACE) patrols in Macon and Vermilion counties during March.

Smaltz said that the proposed legislation follows a user-pay model, with bond repayment tied primarily to lease payments supported by stadium-generated revenue and local, event-related taxes within a designated district, such as admissions, food, beverage and innkeeper taxes.

Danville School District 118 has begun the process for the annual review of the Ownership in Education handbook for students and parents. The meetings are open to the public and the community is welcome to share in this review process.

Seven Point CEO Brad Zerman says it's been great to earn confidence from the City of Danville, and the public.

This non-healthcare provider course is for the community only and teaches basic cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED), which is used in cases of life-threatening cardiac events. An official CPR/AED certification card from the American Heart Association is optional for $25.

The bill would also make malicious littering a Class A misdemeanor. Malicious littering is when a person throws trash and other refuse on the property of another individual with the intent to cause reasonable fear for their physical safety.

INCLUDING - April 1 OSF Care-A-Van; Mary Miller Ctr; 9AM-3PM (repeats first Wed.; monthly)

Monday March 2 through Wednesday March 4 in the Danville High School Field House from 5:30-730.