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MACC EXCELLENCE IN BUSINESS AWARDS

By LGIS | Feb 23, 2023

MACC EXCELLENCE IN BUSINESS AWARDS on February 27, 2023

A Dose of Fashion VIP Tables

By LGIS | Feb 23, 2023

VIP Tables are limited!

Birdie Beats the Odds

By LGIS | Feb 23, 2023

This is the story of a young, female pit bull terrier that was discovered on the streets of Chicago with swelling and multiple wounds.

A new way to view images: Artificial Confocal Microscopy

By LGIS | Feb 22, 2023

A team of researchers assembled by the late Professor Gabi Popescu have developed a new optical system that uses artificial intelligence to better see through dense biological samples without the use of toxic labels.

NOTICE: Electronics Recycling

By LGIS | Feb 22, 2023

NOTICE: Electronics Recycling on March 4, 2023

Outstanding research and creativity awards winners for 2022-2023 announced

By LGIS | Feb 22, 2023

Illinois State University announced the winners of the Outstanding University Researcher and the Outstanding University Creative Activity awards.

Danville's Got Talent 2023

By LGIS | Feb 22, 2023

The City of Danville is excited to announce that the second annual Danville’s Got Talent will take place on Friday, March 3 at 6:30 PM at The Fischer Theatre!

4-H Shooting Sports Volunteers Wanted!

By LGIS | Feb 22, 2023

Illinois 4-H Shooting Sports builds life skills with fun, hands-on experiences and we can't do it without you ~ become a Shooting Sports volunteer!

THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID 2023

By LGIS | Feb 22, 2023

THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID 2023 on Feb 25, 2023

Women’s Legacy Circle reaches a significant milestone of giving

By LGIS | Feb 22, 2023

Women’s Legacy Circle recently reached an incredible milestone by surpassing $1 million in donations awarded to various projects at Carle Health in the Champaign-Urbana area.

James Kilgore: Soldier of Symbionese Liberation Army and bomb maker; Until recently, a lecturer at University of Illinois

By LGIS | Jan 31, 2023

CHAMPAIGN – Soldier James Kilgore of the Symbionese Liberation Army fled the country, changed his name, came back to serve time for murder, and grew old teaching University of Illinois students that no one belongs in prison.