Category Archives: More News

Help Sought for Local Domestic Violence Shelter
The Vermilion County State's Attorney's Office Victim Assistance Program is usually the group offering help. But now the Victim Assistance Program is seeking your help. Starting today and running thro...
Oct 03, 2018

OSF HealthCare Looks to Acquire Danville Polyclinic
OSF HealthCare is planning to take ownership of Danville Polyclinic early next year. Leaders from the two local healthcare institutions have signed a letter of intent, but a timeframe on completing th...
Oct 03, 2018

Danville Council O-Ks Fire SAFER Grant
Danville City Council members have voted to accept a more than $1-million dollar federal grant that will help pay for six new firefighters. But last night's vote passed only after lengthy debate. Bria...
Oct 02, 2018

Government Change Item Pulled From Agenda
An item that would have had Danville City Council members expressing where they stand on the proposed change in city government was pulled from the agenda last night. Alderman Jon Cooper moved to stri...
Oct 02, 2018

County Clerk Issues Warning About Calls
Vermilion County voters are being warned about some phone calls that may be trying to access your personal information. County Clerk Cathy Jenkins says her office has received reports of phone calls i...
Oct 02, 2018

Hooves of Hope Round Up Set in Potomac
The Rodeo Round Up returns to Potomac on Saturday, Oct. 6, offering fun for young wranglers as well as exciting activities for the entire family. The annual event helps raise funds to continue the wor...
Oct 02, 2018

Candidates Face-Off at DACC Forum
[**** NOTE: YOU CAN LISTEN TO THE ENTIRE CANDIDATE FORUM BY CLICKING ON ‘BILL PICKETT NEWS ON DEMAND’ ON THE HOMEPAGE OF VermilionCountyFirst.com.] State Representative Mike Marron says Il...
Oct 01, 2018

Georgetown Ridge Farm High Celebrating Award
Students and staff at Georgetown Ridge Farm High School are celebrating being listed among the best high schools in the nation. U.S. News & World Report has presented the school a Bronze Award. Pr...
Oct 01, 2018

Whistle Stop Event to Re-Live Local History
History will be repeated in Danville on October 14th when a 1948 whistle stop train tour by President Harry S. Truman is recreated in Danville. Illinois Humanities, the state affiliate for the Nationa...
Sep 30, 2018
Federal Farm Bill Expires Without an Agreement
The federal Farm Bill expired at midnight. Illinois' only representative in the negotiations says Senate Democrats are to blame for not getting a new one to the President Donald Trump's desk. Illinois...
Sep 28, 2018






