Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of September.
Good morning, Champaign.
The University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine in Urbana will host the Vet Med Open House on Sunday, Oct.
4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., offering family-friendly exhibits that include booths, live animal displays (such as a fistulated cow and dog obedience demo) and career information.
Champaign Unit 4 Schools superintendent Dr. Geovanny Ponce - new in this role - is holding a Listen and Learn Tour to gather parent feedback on academic help, communication, and multilingual support.
His report will guide next steps, and the upcoming session runs Friday at 1 p.m. at the Champaign Public Library.
Residents in Champaign County can pre-register online for the Fall Residential Electronics Collection Event on Saturday, Oct.
10 at Parkland College (2400 W. Bradley Avenue) where old electronics will be recycled. Registration opened on Sept. 1 and confirmed slots will help cut wait times.
The drought monitor shows northern Piatt and Champaign counties are now under severe drought (D2) while many other areas face moderate drought (D1).
Experts warn that persistent heat and little rain may worsen conditions for crops and residents over the next week.
Today, Cross Construction will begin asphalt patching on Staley Road between Curtis Road and Windsor Road in a 1,000-foot work zone.
Two-way traffic will be maintained with temporary lane closures while flaggers alternate direction until Friday, Sept. 11, weather permitting.
After seven months of hard work, hundreds gathered behind Mt. Zion Junior & Senior High School to honor Jack Brinkoetter by unveiling a new memorial sign on the field where he scored his first touchdown.
The field, now named The Jack Brinkoetter Memorial Field, promises to inspire future players.
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