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Lights out for Olde Towne Apartments
City plans to shut off utilities, displacing residents, if owner doesn’t pay past due bills
By Scott Reeder
Tags: News
Volunteering is a powerful way to make change happen
By Veronica Espina
Tags: Community & Lifestyle
General Assembly tries to amend Biometric Information Privacy Act
New legislation would limit penalties for businesses collecting biometric information
By Rich Miller
Tags: Rich Miller
Turner Classic Movies Film Festival kicks off April 18
By Chuck Koplinski
Tags: Film
Making downtown Springfield more marketable
Study recommends new hotel, doubling size of BOS Center
By Dean Olsen
A self-serve farmers market
Greenhouse in Scott County sparks statewide legislation to support local agriculture efforts
By David Blanchette
County bars to close earlier
Sangamon County Board ends 3 a.m. liquor licenses, citing public safety concerns
Lawmakers question Pritzker's plan for new early childhood agency
Cost of consolidating programs remains largely unknown
By Peter Hancock, Capitol News Illinois
Springfield YMCA celebrates 150 years
Leaders: "It's more than a place. It's a purpose."
By Karen Ackerman Witter
Saving a historic round barn
By Cinda Ackerman Klickna
History of the Young Men's Christian Association and Springfield YMCA
Secret
By Jacqueline Jackson
Letters to the editor 4/11/24
By Letters to the Editor
Tags: Letters to the Editor
Angels among us
University of Illinois alumni, students and faculty connect to incubate business growth
By Catherine O'Connor
Merch madness
How Campus Ink built a business working with student athletes
Travel back in time with spaghetti Caruso
Pasta topped with marinara and chicken livers brings back memories
By Peter Glatz
Tags: Food Features
Springfield native wants to redesign global supply chain logistics
Mid-April music shines
By Tom Irwin
Tags: Music Features
Saturday's guided tours are the last scheduled
By Daron Walker
Tags: IT Picks
Editors note 4/11/24
By Fletcher Farrar
Arcadian a relatable dystopian drama, Sting a fun sci-fi throwback, but Greatest Hits tries too hard
United Way volunteers are the unsung heroes of central Illinois
By Tina Prather
A new direction for DCFS
New director shares list of her priorities
Bill ending state’s tipped wage advances but prospects uncertain amid pushback
By Cole Longcor, Capitol News Illinois
Sangamon County Board to vote on ending 3 a.m. liquor licenses
Liquor Committee cites concerns about recent violent incidents, public safety
Firewind with Edge of Paradise, Immortal Guardian, Dysfunctional Family
@ Danenberger Family Vineyards
Fri., April 19, 7 p.m.