Good morning, Champaign.

On Sept. 10, The Bread Company said it will remain open on South Goodwin Avenue despite nearby closures, and on Sept.

17, Espresso Royale confirmed it will keep serving community members at 706 S. Goodwin Ave.

Central Illinois dealer Clint McCleod from Busatis introduced new cultivator shovel technology designed for lasting performance—technology showcased at Iowa's Farm Progress Show and expected to benefit local farmers soon.

Hundreds of UI entrepreneurs will return next week to the Champaign-Urbana campus for Founders Week, featuring collaborative sessions, a live TechRise pitch competition, and panel discussions — registration is open through today.

The Village of Camargo is under a boil order after maintenance on its water tower found low water pressure; the order applies to (Lakewood Estates and Patterson Springs) and will lift once EPA results return.

Piatt County Mental Health Board is distributing over 900 stress relief items and resource cards to local farming families through a partnership with the Farm Bureau and Topflight Grain Cooperative—free therapy sessions are offered through a U of I Extension voucher program.