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Plans of Viscofan U.S.A. to bring a new process to its Danville plant are moving forward. The Danville Area Planning and Zoning Commission has approved the company's request for a variance that will a...

The City of Danville has announced a segment of Logan Avenue will be permanently closed soon as part of the Carle at the Riverfront development. City Engineer Sam Cole says the closure is expected to ...

Danville School District 118 has announced three new assistant principals. Scot Vogel (on left in photo) is becoming a new Assistant Principal of Danville High School. He is a DACC and EIU graduate wh...

Golfers from across Illinois will be in Danville this weekend to participate in the 7th Annual American Legion State Golf Tournament. Opening ceremonies are at 8:00 a.m. Saturday, August 7th, at Harri...

The Danville Public Library is kicking-off its Kai Con event Friday, August 6th. But it is not the only thing occurring at the library. Here is a run-down on the activities: August 6: Kai Con! Our fir...

The Vermilion County Health Department reported late Wednesday that 56 new cases of COVID have been confirmed in the county. Health Department Administrator Doug Toole says there are currently 17 Verm...

The Danville District 118 School Board has officially approved plans for opening the new school year - including the wearing of masks. But board members heard some objections to Governor JB Pritzker's...

The Danville Public Library Foundation is kicking-off a used book sale Thursday (August 5, 2021) that includes a lot more than books. Foundation Executive Director Peter Blackmon says there are also l...

The Director of David S. Palmer Arena says he is excited now that events are going again. The Arena sat quiet for much of this past year because of the pandemic. Director Joe Dunagan says a recent bas...

Governor JB Pritzker has announced that masks will be required for students, teachers, and staff at all pre-kindergarten through 12th grade schools and day care centers across the state. The governor ...