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Danville Mayor Rickey Williams, Jr. says he is looking forward to this weekend's Vermilion River Fall Festival. The event is Saturday and Sunday, September 18th and 19th, at Danville's Ellsworth Park....

As the battle to get more than 35 percent of Vermilion County's population vaccinated against COVID continues, Vermilion County Board District 6 Representative Mary Surprenant gave a passionate speech...

Danville Police continue to seek information about a suspect concerning a shooting that took place at 10:45 AM Tuesday morning September 14th. The shooting occurred in the 800 block of English Street,...

Bismarck residents are now able to use water for drinking and cooking without boiling. A boil order had been issued Tuesday Sept 14th due to a water pipe break.

A Danville City Council committee is endorsing a proposal to spend just over $1.7 million dollars to study about twenty-percent of the city's sanitary sewer lines. City Engineer Sam Cole says it would...

A Danville City Council committee is backing plans to study the city's fire stations and a downtown parking garage. City Engineer Sam Cole notes there is currently a ramp that is closed at the parking...

Wednesday Night, September 15th, in the Danville High School Dick Van Dyke Auditorium, the public is invited to a meeting to discuss how District 118 can best use its $31.5 million dollars in Elementa...

October 2nd is just a little over two weeks away, and that's how long we have until the opening of the new Danville Symphony Orchestra season, with DSO partnering with the Vermilion Heritage Foundatio...

New City of Danville Community Relations Administrator Ashton Greer says that as a liason between the city and its citizens, she wants to lead everyone to believing in where they live. She told Linda ...

An early morning fire at Gross Burgers, a popular Georgetown Road restaurant, left only minor damage. But smoke that spread throughout the business will likely force it to remain closed the rest of th...