Ethel & Maud Luncheon: The January edition is set for Jan. 17 at City View on the fourth floor of the Illinois Terminal
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Tuesday is the last day the public can submit comments on Illinois Department of Transportation's proposed removal of the Perrysville Road bridge and South Bowman Avenue changes.
The Illinois Department of Transportation has announced that westbound I-74, about 1.5 miles west of the Oakwood interchange at exit 206, will close at 9 p.m. Tuesday, with the closure expected to last until 5:30 a.m. Wednesday.
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Ethel & Maud Luncheon: The January edition is set for Jan. 17 at City View on the fourth floor of the Illinois Terminal
The closure will last a week
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Ethel & Maud Luncheon: The January edition is set for Jan. 17 at City View on the fourth floor of the Illinois Terminal
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Ethel & Maud Luncheon: The January edition is set for Jan. 17 at City View on the fourth floor of the Illinois Terminal
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DANVILLE — It was more than a year ago that local officials created a safety action plan for area roadways and applied for up to a $12.5 million Safe Streets and Roads for All federal grant.
Cost to build the track, including all facilities and control center, was estimated last year at approximately $107 million, with the track construction estimated at $45 million.
Cheapest gas around these parts? Yep, it's still Tuscola
Ethel & Maud Luncheon: The January edition is set for Jan. 17 at City View on the fourth floor of the Illinois Terminal
The tax, currently set at 5 cents per gallon, will be increased in three steps of 2.5 cents each in 2025, 2026 and 2027.
County Road 1500 North/Kirby Avenue will be closed between 600 East/Barker Road and 700 East/Rising Road on Thursday and Friday.
Ethel & Maud Luncheon: The January edition is set for Jan. 17 at City View on the fourth floor of the Illinois Terminal
The hope is that, with the right annexations, the district will have enough contiguity to annex and serve Carle Champaign on Curtis.
“Being a year off is pretty darn good, I’ll say that,” Brown said.
"It would be reducing it from four lanes, which is two lanes in each direction, to one lane in each direction with a shared left turn lane," said assistant city engineer Justin Swinford, who estimated that the trial would last about three months and be completed in 2025.
Motorists stopping for gas in Urbana could end up paying an additional $30 per year — or more — as the city eyes a potential increase to its local motor fuel tax in order to fix dilapidated roads.
“Being at this point of this business being recognized and being in the newspaper, winning an award, it kind of is unreal."
Ethel & Maud Luncheon: The January edition is set for Jan. 17 at City View on the fourth floor of the Illinois Terminal
“Open Road Paving is paving stage 2 on I-74 mainline,” said Ken Crawford, Illinois Department of Transportation project implement engineer for the interchange project.
"This is one of the areas that we really need to be serving, and it bothers me that we can't. So I want to see what I can do about it."
"It’s hard to believe it’s been 10 years already. But each year we continue to grow. And the intent is that the institute that started in 1946 will continue for many, many, many, many years to come.”
For this couple from Camargo, Big Boy's visit to Villa Grove was a special moment.
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