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The neighborhood is going to art
Terrain Biennial builds community around outdoor, home-based exhibitions
By Rachel Otwell
Tags: Arts Features
Stopping stigma
Scholarship honors students who are open about their mental health
Tags: News
186 Supt. Jennifer Gill warns of TikTok "challenges"
Springfield Public Schools urges families to talk about potential consequences
Fighting COVID callousness
Empathy may be waning, but caring about others is worth it
Tags: Opinion
Taking on "critical race theory" critics
Coalition empowers the public to push back on rhetoric and curriculum bans
"No bans, no bounties"
Illinois remains committed to abortion access
School staff vaccine mandate
New rules in Illinois urge school staff to get the shot
Out of this world
Art exhibit serves fresh look at agriculture and pollinator loss
Reaching rural residents
Hospitals struggle with COVID-19 increases while many still refuse vaccines
Hit and run heartbreak
A tragedy speaks to our need to look out for one another
Back to school
Students head to classrooms for a second pandemic school year
Out and proud on Adams
New Phoenix Center storefront aims to increase visibility
Running against racism
Springfield native uses her voice for justice
Sangamon County releases mask statement
Masks suggested by county officials, but not mandated
Constructive learning
Job-training program to improve lives and blight
Asian American history is U.S. history
A lesson on how to teach in an inclusive way
Illinois adopts CDC guidance that all students and teachers mask up
Springfield's District 186 has yet to vote on a plan
Sky's the limit
Lisa Clemmons Stott is staying focused on Springfield's future
Help for home care
Organizers, politicians call for better wages for caregivers and more jobs
East-side teen empowerment zone
City and park district team up for new summer program
American as apple pie
Politicians and activists call for clearer path to citizenship
Punks on the prairie
New book explores the building of a scene in central Illinois
Tags: Books
Family and feelings behind the new park name
A move to remember and celebrate diverse local figures
Making Juneteenth happen
Juneteenth organizers in Springfield have a legacy and a vision
Tags: Culture
Art exhibit celebrates Juneteenth and Black culture
Captain Geech and the Shrimp Shack Shooters
@ Farmington Moose Lodge 1571
Fri., April 19, 7:30 p.m.
Helping the Homeless. My journey and my blessing.
By Julie L Benson
Man arrested by FBI owns property with an Illinois state trooper
By Dean Olsen
Lights out for Olde Towne Apartments
By Scott Reeder
Firefighters lobby for city-operated ambulance service
