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A pause to reflect
After a thousand columns, it’s time for a break
By James Krohe Jr.
Tags: Opinion, Illinois - James Krohe Jr
Springfield, reimagined
The newest draft city plan is a good one
In the crosshairs
Is state government ready for Armageddon?
No mere bump on a log
Logan Hay, once Springfield’s best-known citizen, is forgotten
Grave matters
The dead still have things to teach us
Poor outcomes
Spreading white poverty and failing schools
Shame on you
Pointing fingers at sex pests
Reading aloud
Communal reading as tells a city’s story to itself
How high can you go?
The bidding is underway for Amazon’s new headquarters
Business as usual
Sangamon County tries to reinvent the wheel
Stellar! Stellar!
Springfield’s U of I passes the hat
What Columbus Day means to us
Another hero of a bad cause creates controversy
Making Illinois safe for the Bs
Two legislators want to reform higher ed
What would Willis do?
Will CWLP not have to clean up its act?
The politics of pretty
An election is just another beauty pageant
Editor's Note 9/28/17
By Fletcher Farrar
Foreign exchange
Is the Asian enrollment boom at the U of I about to bust?
Parking smartly
Smartphones? We need smart cars to save downtown
A certain despair
August is no time for faint-hearted gardeners
Drawing fire
A cartoon again excites believers
Monumental folly
Southern soldiers fall again
A matter of perspective
Springfield as portrayed in panoramic maps
In the boring summer time
It’s time to talk – and talk – about baseball
It’s only fair
Rauner’s principled opposition to SB 1
Agency problems
The dilemmas of public power on a warming planet
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Lights out for Olde Towne Apartments
By Scott Reeder
Saving a historic round barn
By Cinda Ackerman Klickna
Making downtown Springfield more marketable
By Dean Olsen
Photographing history
