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Annual Gala to be held January 31, 2025
NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 12, 2024 Chamber Annual Gala to be Held January 31 Springfield, IL - The Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce will be holding their Annual Gala, presented by HSHS St. John’s Hospital at the Crowne Plaza Springfield
TRAFFIC SIGNAL WORK AT SPRING AND LAWRENCE PLANNED
On Tuesday, December 17, beginning around 6 a.m., the northbound lanes of Spring Street will be closed at Lawrence Avenue, and eastbound lanes of W. Lawrence Avenue will be reduced while CWLP crews replace an overhead traffic signal at the northeast corner of the intersection. In the event of inclement weather, this work will be rescheduled. Motorists should plan to take alternative routes to avoid delays and should slow down and drive with caution around this work zone.
Davis Named December Colleague of the Month for System Resources at Memorial Health
SPRINGFIELD – Kris Davis, an enterprise architect for Information Services, is the System Resources Colleague of the Month at Memorial Health for December. Colleagues praise Davis for being a team player and his tenacity toward solving issues and helping clients function at the highest level possible. He is the first to offer assistance and is fully invested with his attention when resolving an issue. “Kris is in one of the few positions that has an impact on just about every colleague and department in
Korn Ferry Tour announces winners of 2024 Tournament Awards
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Florida – Following the annual PGA TOUR Tournament Meetings, which took place this week at the JW Marriott Grande Lakes in Orlando, Florida, the Korn Ferry Tour announced the winners of eight awards, including the Tournament of the Year, Host Facility of the Year, Charity of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, Best Special Event, Most Improved, Operations Award, and Sales Award. For the first time since its establishment in 2018, the Club Car Championship at The Landings Golf & Athletic
Santa’s Workshop is coming to HSHS St. John’s Children’s Hospital
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — HSHS St. John’s Children’s Hospital is hosting Santa’s Workshop, a Christmas gift store for pediatric patients who will be spending the holiday at the hospital. Parents and guardians of pediatric patients will be able to “shop” for Christmas presents free of charge. Santa’s Workshop is sponsored by Michael McGraw and the McGraw family who graciously donated the funds to help run the store and purchase needed supplies. In addition to gifts for pediatric patients, Santa’s Workshop will
Ray Williams to Retire as CEO of Springfield Clinic; Jen Boyer Appointed Acting CEO
Springfield, Ill. (Dec. 11, 2024) – Springfield Clinic today announced the upcoming retirement of CEO Ray Williams, effective Dec. 31, 2024. Williams has served as CEO for eight years, guiding the organization through significant growth, innovation and a steadfast commitment to providing exceptional care to the community. “Making the decision to retire was not easy, but my family must come first at this stage of life,” Williams said. “It has been an incredible honor to serve as Springfield Clinic’s CEO,
RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY FOR FIRE STATION NO. 6
SPRINGFIELD, IL- The Springfield Fire Department is proud to announce the ceremonial grand opening of the newly constructed Fire Station No. 6, a state-of-the-art facility designed to enhance our community's public safety and emergency response capabilities.The official ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place on Thursday, December 19, 2024, at 10:00 am, at Fire Station #6, 2121 South 11th Street. There will also be an open house on Saturday, December 21, 2024, from 9:00 am to noon. Community members are
What’s Going on with the CTA, BOI and FinCEN? The Nitty Gritty for Small Businesses in Springfield, IL
The Corporate Transparency Act may require certain U.S. companies to disclose beneficial ownership information to FinCEN to combat financial crimes. While a Texas federal district court’s preliminary injunction puts this requirement on hold, many experts expect that to be overturned. In that event, failure to file could lead to fines of $500 per day, up to a maximum of $10,000, and possible criminal penalties. However, filing your Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) report will help you avoid fines
Flesch joins Hanson’s headquarters as project administrator
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Rachel Flesch, PMP, project administrator, recently joined Hanson Professional Services Inc.’s Springfield headquarters. She will assist project managers in all areas of the project process, including planning, startup, execution, monitoring and closeout, as well as the financial aspects, such as invoicing, budget reports and accounts receivable tracking. Flesch was previously the business operations and process manager for Illinois Home Solutions of America Inc., an East Peoria-based
CITY OF SPRINGFIELD PROPOSES APPOINTMENT OF AMY RASING AS DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Springfield, IL—The City of Springfield announcesthat an ordinance will be presented for first reading at the Springfield City Council meeting on Tuesday, December 17, to appoint Amy Rasing as the Director of the Office of Planning and Economic Development.Amy Rasing has been a dedicated member of the City of Springfield team for over a year, serving as the Grants Operations Coordinator. During her tenure, Rasing has been instrumental in securing several grant opportunities, demonstrating a visionary
CWLP Receives $2.9M Federal Funding For More Lead Service Line Replacement Work
Springfield, Illinois –Beginning in March 2025, City Water, Light, and Power (CWLP) is set to begin another phase of lead service line replacements thanks to a $2.9 million in Federal monies provided through the Illinois Environmental Protection Agencies Public Water Supply Loan Program (PWSLP) State Revolving Fund (SRF). The funding, which covers the cost of replacement of the portion of lead water service lines that are customer-owned in low income areas, is set to be used for around 400 homes in Census
CITY OF SPRINGFIELD COMMENDS LIBRARY SECURITY AND POLICE FOR ENSURING SAFETY AT LINCOLN PUBLIC LIBRARY
Springfield, IL—The City of Springfield extends its gratitude to the security team at Lincoln Public Library and the Springfield Police Department for their swift and professional response to an incident on library grounds earlier today. According to the Deputy Chief of Security, the situation began when an individual attempted to instigate a physical altercation within the library. Library personnel intervened, but the individual became combative, prompting two library security guards to step in.
NORTH NINTH DETOURED FOR WATER WORK
North-bound Ninth Street between Jefferson and Madison Streets is currently closed for City Water, Light and Power crews to make repairs to a leaking water main valve. A detour route is posted for motorists. Due to the pavement opening necessary to do the work, impacted lanes will remain closed until road surface repairs are completed.Motorists should plan for alternative routes, always slow down, and be aware of crews and equipment in work zones.
CITY OF SPRINGFIELD WELCOMES SEAN M. PRITCHARD AS NEW PROFESSIONAL PLANNER
Springfield, IL—The City of Springfield is pleased to announce the appointment of Sean M. Pritchard as the new Professional Planner for the Office of Planning and Economic Development, effective November 2024. This decision highlights the City's dedication to meeting the growing need for professional planning to assist the economic development director in supporting sustainable growth and development. Sean's expertise will be essential in advancing the City's ongoing initiatives and ensuring strategic
CWLP Announces Results of 2024 Customer Satisfaction Survey
Springfield, Illinois –City Water, Light, and Power (CWLP) is proud to announce the findings of its 2024 Customer Satisfaction Survey conducted in partnership with the University of Illinois Springfield’s Center for State Policy and Leadership. With over 1,200 residential customers responding, the results reflect high overall satisfaction and provide valuable insights for the planning and expansion of future CWLP’s services and programs.According to the survey, 85% of respondents are satisfied with CWLP,
SMTD Route Changes Coming January 6th
Springfield, IL – The Sangamon Mass Transit District (SMTD) will ring in the new year with several changes to bus routes. The existing northside night Route 901 will be replaced with three daytime routes, Route 501 serving the area around UIS and Lincoln Land Community College (LLCC) will run all day – instead of just at night, and Routes 10 and 902 on the southeast side will no longer run on Villanova. The changes were the product of multiple internal discussions and feedback from the public. “We have
Ambassador Committee Member Spotlight Andy Lunt
Andy LuntSales – Business Development SpecialistMASCO Packaging & Industrial Supply (217) 744-0339andy@mascopac.comWhat products and services does your business offer? Distributor of packaging products, boxes, tapes, mailers, corrugated, packing peanuts, COVID-19 supplies, janitorial supplies and equipment. What is one thing you'd like for people to know about your business? Female, family owned. Buy local – shop local! The Ambassadors are The Chamber's membership committee. Committee
Springfield Memorial Hospital Releases Priorities for Community Health Needs
SPRINGFIELD – Springfield Memorial Hospital has completed its community health needs assessment and listed its four priorities online for the public to view. They are chronic disease, mental health, substance use and homelessness.The nonprofit hospital will develop an implementation plan to address these priorities in fiscal year 2024 through 2026. Mental health was also singled out as a priority for all five hospitals in Memorial Health.To complete the assessment, Springfield Memorial Hospital collaborated
DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT VAL YAZELL TO RETIRE ON DECEMBER 31, 2024
Springfield, IL—The City of Springfield has announced that Val Yazell, the Director of Planning and Economic Development, will retire on December 31, 2024, after years of devoted service to the City of Springfield. Mayor Misty Buscher has expressed her gratitude for Director Yazell's service, stating, "Val's leadership has been instrumental in preparing Springfield for future success. Her dedication to economic growth and community development has made a lasting impression on our city. On behalf of the
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Brett Young to Bring His 2025 Back to Basics World Tour to the UIS Performing Arts Center on February 13, 2025
Brett Young announced that his Back to Basics World Tour 2025 will stop at the UIS Performing Arts Center on Thursday, February 13, 2025. Tickets on sale to FRIENDS of UIS Performing Arts Center starting Wednesday, December 4th. Remaining tickets will go on sale to the public on Friday, December 6th at 10 a.m. at UISpac.com. Tickets are $79.50, $69.50, $59.50, $49.50 and $39.50 and available at UISpac.com. ABOUT BRETT YOUNG:From his self-titled debut in 2017, Brett Young has captured the hearts of fans
Professional Pickleball Comes to Springfield - PPA Tour Challenger Series
Springfield, IL, November 20, 2024 - The Professional Pickleball Association is proud to bring the inaugural season of the PPA Tour Challenger Series to Springfield, IL, on June, 13, 2025 for the Route 66 PPA Challenger Powered by JOOLA. The electrifying tournament will be held at the Premier Pickleball Center in Springfield, and will provide a showcase of the very best that central Illinois has to offer to players and visitors. Bringing together the power of the PPA Tour brand with the grassroots energy
Central Illinois Tech Partners (CITP) Launches Its New IT Services Group
SPRINGFIELD, Illinois - CITP was created to meet the rapidly growing technology needs in the Central Illinois Tech Triangle. Visit us at https://centraliltechpartners.com. WHAT OUR PARTNERS DO & THEIR CONTACT INFORMATION STL is a leading MSP in the Midwest with 35 years of experience providing proactive & strategic IT solutions. A one-stop shop for all daily IT, cybersecurity, & compliance needs. Whether you have 20 employees or 250, STL has you covered! Contact Keinn at kdraper@poweredbystl.com. Tom
SMTD’s “Holly” the Holiday Bus Returns for 2024 Season
Springfield, IL – The Sangamon Mass Transit District (SMTD) is announcing the holiday bus “Holly” appearance schedule for 2024. “Holly is no question the most popular thing SMTD does in our community,” said SMTD’s Managing Director Steve Schoeffel, “and we’re looking forward to getting Holly out more this year than ever before.” Getting a significant overhaul a year ago, Holly contains over eleven thousand lights, including programable LEDs. The improvements last year replaced lights and netting that were
Record $55 Million Extraordinary Dividend Distributed to CEFCU Members
Peoria, IL – A record $55 million Extraordinary Dividend was approved by CEFCU’s Board of Directors and distributed to the Credit Union’s member/owners. The amount returned to members in good standing is divided between savers and borrowers, with, starting this year, a portion also being returned to Debit Card users. On December 2, funds were deposited to members’ Savings accounts. Over the last 24 years, CEFCU has returned half a billion dollars in Extraordinary Dividends to members. CEFCU Board Chair,
Knob Hill Landscape Company Receives Multiple National Awards for Excellence in Outdoor Living Construction
Knob Hill Landscape Company Receives Multiple National Awards for Excellence in Outdoor Living Construction Springfield, IL – December 2, 2024 – Knob Hill Landscape Company, a premier design and build outdoor living construction company based in Springfield, IL, has earned three prestigious national awards in the last 14 months. This recognition highlights the company’s ongoing commitment to quality, creativity, and craftsmanship in creating exceptional outdoor spaces for residential and commercial
Crave Cookies: Holiday Treats for Every Occasion
Crave Cookies is your one-stop shop for all your holiday cookie needs. Whether you're hosting an office party, expecting family to visit, or looking for a tasteful gift, we have the perfect cookies for you. From our delicious dozen to our decadent cookie cakes, we have something for everyone. And if you need a larger order for catering, we're happy to help. Visit our website or give us a call to place your order today. We look forward to hearing from
LLCC Foundation announces 2024-2025 scholarship recipients
SPRINGFIELD — The Lincoln Land Community College Foundation has announced the recipients of over 330 scholarships totaling more than $835,000 for the 2024-2025 academic year. The LLCC Foundation awards scholarships every year thanks to the support and generosity of individuals, community businesses and organizations. For the 2025-2026 academic year, the application period for LLCC Foundation scholarships is open through Feb. 15. For the online application, frequently asked questions, helpful scholarship
DOT Drug Testing Now Available at Identi-Check
SPD Press Release
We are aware of recent social media rumors circulating concerning potential threats involving Venezuelan gangs. The Springfield Police Department did not generate this information and has no evidence to support claims of gang-related activity involving Venezuelan migrants. The Springfield Police Department has recently made arrests of individuals in a retail theft incident and is working with law enforcement partners on two ATM thefts in Springfield. There is no information indicating these incidents are
Ronald McDonald Hospitality Cart Returns to HSHS St. John’s Children’s Hospital
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – Children receiving medical care at St. John’s Children’s Hospital will now be greeted by an old friend, as the Ronald McDonald Hospitality Cart on Monday returned to action after a brief hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic. Leaders from Hospital Sister Health System and Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Illinois and its board members gathered for a “welcome back” ribbon-cutting at the children’s hospital. The cart includes comforting items such as small toys, individual
Biggart Named November Colleague of the Month for System Resources at Memorial Health
SPRINGFIELD – Cindy Biggart, a call center nutrition associate, is the System Resources Colleague of the Month at Memorial Health for November. Biggart has worked for Memorial for nearly 50 years and is highly knowledgeable in all aspects of her job in Food and Nutrition Services. She makes sure patient diets are current and correctly entered in the computer. She pitches in and takes on overtime and extra shifts when necessary. She stays in constant contact with nursing units and dietitians to ensure tube
Garner Named November Colleague of the Month for Springfield Memorial Hospital
SPRINGFIELD – Lillian Garner, patient care technician, is the Springfield Memorial Hospital Colleague of the Month for November. Garner was recognized by her nominator for being helpful, attentive and kind to those around her. She embodies Memorial values including safe care, integrity, quality and stewardship. “Lily is one of a kind,” the nominator wrote. “She keeps her patients safe by helping them ambulate (walk independently) properly. She is a wonderful patient care technician, and I’m so excited for
Listen LIVE at our Holiday Pops in the Heartland concert!
Celebrate the holidays with festive music! Holiday Pops in the Heartland is truly a community affair as the ISO is joined by the Bloomington-Normal Youth Symphony, Illinois Symphony Youth Orchestras, Springfield Choral Society, and the Springfield Youth Performance Group. But that's not all! Soprano Vanessa Becerra, will dazzle us singing holiday favorites and more. It's fun for the entire family, young & old! Peruvian & Mexican American Soprano Vanessa Becerra’s 24/25 season is highlighted by her
Ambassador Committee Member Spotlight Jessica Covey
Jessica CoveyRegional Care Coordinator Transitions Care (217) 986-1729jessica.covey@transitionscare.comWhat products and services does your business offer? We offer end of life care. What is one thing you'd like for people to know about your business? For us, whether it is end of life care or symptom management care-it’s always about living with us. We offer the highest quality of end of life care and symptom management care services. Paramount to our philosophy is to ensure that our patient is
SIU Medicine shares findings from economic impact study
Southern Illinois University School of Medicine is one of the top employers in central and southern Illinois and has become an essential economic engine in the Mid-Illinois Medical District and its clinic sites across the region. An SIU research team led by Dr. Jeb Asirvatham and Dr. Scott Gilbert found SIU Medicine has an annual economic impact in Illinois of more than $1 billion, generating 5,542 jobs in health care and supporting industries in the state. SIU School of Medicine is part of
Community Foundation Announces $100K in Grants to Celebrate 100th Anniversary
Springfield, IL – Most organizations only have one birthday, but the Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln celebrates two. This year, the Community Foundation’s predecessor organization, the Sangamon County Fuondation, is celebrating its 100th anniversary. With roots tracing back to 1924, the Sangamon County Foundation was established by three local banks, when they joined forces to create a philanthropic organization to provide financial resources to local charitable causes. The original
ONE NIGHT OF QUEEN PERFORMED BY GARY MULLEN & THE WORKS TO PERFORM IN SPRINGFIELD ON MARCH 20TH
Tickets on sale Friday, November 22nd at 10 AM Tickets go on-sale to the public on Friday, November 22nd at 10 am. Ticket prices are $69.50, $49.50, $39.50 and $29.50 and can be purchased at UISpac.com or by phone (217) 206-6160. Pre-sale tickets will be available to members of FRIENDS of UIS Performing Arts Center beginning Wednesday, November 20th, (to become a FRIEND or read about our Membership levels, visit UISpac.com/FRIENDS) all remaining tickets will go on sale to the general public on Friday,
APPLICATIONS OPEN DECEMBER 2 FOR CWLP BILL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
City Water, Light and Power customers who need help paying their bills could qualify for assistance from the utility’s Project RELIEF program. The first step in applying for assistance from Project RELIEF is to go through Sangamon County’s LIHEAP application process. Then to qualify for CWLP Project RELIEF, call the appointment line at 217-789-2414 on or after Monday, December 2nd. Customers meeting the minimum eligibility requirements will be scheduled for a meeting with Fifth Street Renaissance, the
Mahan Named November Memorial Health Ambulatory Colleague of the Month
SPRINGFIELD – Marissa Mahan, an advanced practice provider with Memorial Care in Chatham, is the Memorial Health Ambulatory Colleague of the Month for November. Mahan was praised for an empathetic, caring and thorough approach to her patients, working tirelessly to provide care and, when necessary, obtain referrals for next steps. “She is amazing to all,” her nominator wrote. “She does not see physical variables, size, color, sexual orientation. She speaks to her patients on an equal level, builds a
LLCC Workforce Institute hosts information nights for high-demand programs
SPRINGFIELD — Lincoln Land Community College will host information sessions for students interested in the college’s high demand workforce programs including commercial electrical and industrial maintenance, construction occupations, diesel technologies, hospitality management and culinary arts and welding. All sessions will be held at the Workforce Careers Center on the LLCC campus, 5250 Shepherd Rd., Springfield. Each information session will provide an in-depth look at the curriculum, career pathways
A Guide to Building a Winning Team for Small Businesses
Hiring employees for a small business marks a significant step in its growth journey, bringing both opportunities and challenges. As you expand your team, understanding the legal and administrative aspects is crucial to fostering a compliant and harmonious workplace. This process involves more than just filling positions; it requires strategic planning and adherence to regulations to ensure a seamless integration of new hires. By focusing on essential elements such as payroll systems, employment law, and
Visit Springfield introduces the Springfield Stewards of Route 66 Oral History Project
November 15, 2024, Springfield, IL – Visit Springfield is proud to share the Springfield Stewards of Route 66 Oral History Project. Working in conjunction with Evan Stern, founder of Vanishing Postcards, Visit Springfield recognized the need to preserve this important history within our city. Evan is first and foremost a storyteller, with a sincere love and appreciation for history, travel and the art of raconteurship. With his dedicated service to this project, 17 area legendary and iconic businesses
LLCC Foundation 2025-26 scholarship applications open Nov. 15
SPRINGFIELD — The application period for 2025-2026 Lincoln Land Community College Foundation Scholarships begins Nov. 15. Students planning to attend LLCC beginning in fall 2025 are encouraged to apply at llccfoundation.org/scholarships. Applications will be accepted through Feb. 15, 2025. LLCC Foundation scholarships are available for first-time and continuing students who will be enrolled full- or part-time at LLCC. Many of the scholarships are open to students in any program of study, with the
UIS to host a virtual panel discussion on foreign affairs and the 2024 U.S. election
SPRINGFIELD – The University of Illinois Springfield School of Politics and International Affairs and the Center for State Policy and Leadership will host a virtual panel discussion, “Foreign Affairs in the 2024 U.S. Election and Beyond,” from 6-7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 21.The discussion will examine the role of foreign policy in the 2024 elections, recent global elections held throughout 2024 and key foreign policy issues anticipated to remain significant in the coming months.The panel will feature UIS
EXAM SLOTS AVAILABLE FOR APPRENTICE ELECTRICIAN POSITIONS AT CWLP
Springfield, Illinois – The City Water, Light and Power Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee is announcing available exam slots for Thursday, January 9, 2025, at 12 p.m. for those interested in starting a career as an Apprentice Electrician at CWLP. The CWLP Electrical Apprenticeship program includes on-the-job training and coursework to provide knowledge and technical information about the various positions. CWLP will be hiring for Linemen and Substation Electricians Apprentices in early 2025. All
PhysioTherapy Professionals expanding workplace wellness services to local employers
Springfield Ill. - PhysioTherapy Professionals is an independent physical therapy clinic established in 2007 on the west side of Springfield, across from The Gables. PhysioTherapy Professionals is opening a second clinic downtown as well as expanding into Workplace Wellness services to local employers. Our Workplace Wellness program is led by Jason Royer MA, ATC. Jason is originally from Springfield and moved back to the area in 2006. He became a Certified Athletic Trainer in 1996 and earned his
Whose Live Anyway? Is Coming Back to the UIS Performing Arts Center - March 26th
The current cast members of the Emmy-nominated TV show Whose Line Is It Anyway? are proud to present their new improv tour: WHOSE LIVE ANYWAY?, appearing live on Wednesday, March 26. Tickets on sale to FRIENDS of UIS Performing Arts Center starting Wednesday, November 13th. Remaining tickets will go on sale to the public on Friday, November 15th at 10 a.m. at UISpac.com. Tickets are $67 & $57 and available at UISpac.com.WHOSE LIVE ANYWAY? is 90 minutes of hilarious improvised comedy and song all based on
Damon Priddy State Farm recognized as both Best Agency & Best Agent in Springfield!
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS - November 2024 The Damon Priddy State Farm Team, a leader in providing quality insurance & financial service solutions, is proud to announce it's recent awards for Best Insurance Agency and Best Insurance Agent in Springfield by the Community Choice Awards. These prestigious honors reflect the agency's dedication to clients, community engagement and exceptional service. This is the third consecutive year that the agency has taken home both awards! The awards were presented at the
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Damon Priddy State Farm Team Rebrands ''What is Service''
This week the agency has taken part in multiple events and recognized their service team for National Customer Service Week! Nearly four years into the launch of the Damon Priddy State Farm Agency, our team is "rebranding" the customer service team and the way we "do service". "I came from a background in hospitality, managing multiple hotels and major brands along the way. Taking care of people is engrained in who I am. That hospitality training and care for detail doesn't go away. Launching the agency in
Charlie Berens Coming to the UIS Performing Arts Center on February 2, 2025
Charlie Berens announced that his tour will stop at the UIS Performing Arts Center on Saturday, February 2, 2025. Tickets on sale to FRIENDS of UIS Performing Arts Center starting Wednesday, September 25th. Remaining tickets will go on sale to the public on Friday, September 27th at 10 a.m. at UISpac.com. Tickets are $29.50 - $57.50 and available at UISpac.com.CHARLIE BERENS is a comedian, New York Times Best Selling Author, Emmy-winning journalist, musician and creator of the Manitowoc Minute. He creates
The Prophecy Show – A Tribute to Trans ~ Siberian Orchestra Is Coming Back to the UIS Performing Art
St. Louis powerhouse The Prophecy Show will bring their signature and highly-energized Rock Opera back to the UIS Performing Arts Center on Saturday, December 14, 2024 at 8 p.m. Launching their 18th touring season of an extravagant Christmas musical production! This powerhouse group of classically trained musicians come together to create nothing short of an electrifying evening of holiday rock music. Performing in the style of Trans-Siberian Orchestra, The Prophecy Show has spared no details when it
Orion Marty with Damon Priddy State Farm recognized with Wow Award!
Join us in celebrating the latest Central Illinois Customer Service Association “WOW” Award Winner, Orion Marty, Senior Account Manager with Damon Priddy State Farm!The “WOW” Award, sponsored by 92.7 WMAY, is an opportunity to recognize those unsung heroes that lift our spirits and inspire us through their simple or extraordinary acts of kindness or superior customer service.?By recognizing those who make a difference in our lives, we are challenged to think about how we can do the same for others. It’s
