Category Archives: More News

DACC / EIU Offering New University Life Option
It's a dilemma that confounds many college-bound high school graduates. On one hand, they aren't sure about what they want to study or about their personal finances. They think they should stay home, ...
Mar 28, 2019

Illinois Lawmakers Discuss Sports Betting
It wasn't just opening day for baseball Thursday, it was also opening day for a bill to legalize sports betting in Illinois. The Illinois House Revenue and Finance Committee heard about various aspect...
Mar 28, 2019

Thomason Hopes Citizen Cooperation Will Continue
Danville Public Safety Director Larry Thomason says he is not going to miss the sometimes middle of the night phone calls as he retires. But he adds he will miss dealing with lots of people. Thomason ...
Mar 28, 2019

Blaze Doused at a Danville Church
Danville Firefighters doused a blaze tonight (March 27, 2019) at a church on the city's west side. Damage was described as minimal as the flames destroyed a cross located on the outside of the Living ...
Mar 27, 2019

Fischer Project Raising Excitement Downtown
Work being done on the restoration of the historic Fischer Theatre continues to be seen as the driving force behind growing excitement in Danville's downtown area. Amy Hussman-McKinley of Senior Sourc...
Mar 27, 2019

Danville Habitat 'Restore' Gets New Home
Danville's Habitat for Humanity 'Restore Store' is preparing to open at its new location. It is moving from its Walnut Street location to 422 North Vermilion and is scheduled to open on Wednesday, Apr...
Mar 27, 2019

Citizens Want Coal Ash Removed
[Story by Bill Pickett…VermilionCountyFirst.com.] Over 250 citizens packed an IEPA hearing in Danville Tuesday night (March 26, 2019) showing concern over coal ash stored along the National Scen...
Mar 26, 2019

Business Registration Proposal Off Table
A proposal to have Danville businesses register with the city is no longer being considered. Mayor Rickey Williams Junior told members of the City Council's Public Services Committee last night (March...
Mar 26, 2019

Early Voting ''Very Light'' So Far
Although Election Day is only a week away, there has been no big turnout of Early Voters in Danville or Vermilion County. Sandy Delhaye, Director of the Danville Board of Election Commissioners, says ...
Mar 26, 2019

Heating Assistance Funds Still Available
The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity has announced that winter heating assistance is still available through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). Heating ass...
Mar 24, 2019







