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Ambassador Committee Member Spotlight Ethan J. Posey
Ethan PoseyDirector of Community Relations City of Springfield (217) 789-2270ethan.posey@springfield.il.usWhat products and services does your business offer? The Office of Community Relations addresses landlord/tenant issues within the city of Springfield, coordinates efforts of the Homeless Outreach Team, is in charge of the BUILD Springfield Program, created the My First Home Initiative, and collaborates with non-profit organizations and small businesses to give city support to local events and
Low-Dose Lung Cancer Screenings Available at Memorial Health Year-Round
SPRINGFIELD – Lung cancer screening helps detect this deadly form of cancer before symptoms appear, making treatment options more effective. National Lung Cancer Screening Day is Saturday, Nov. 9, and was created to raise awareness of the importance of scheduling lung cancer screenings. “According to the American Cancer Society, lung cancer is by far the leading cause of cancer death in the United States,” said Kristin Perucho, medical imaging nurse navigator at Springfield Memorial Hospital. “We perform
LLCC names new athletics director
SPRINGFIELD – Lincoln Land Community College has named Diana Couch of Titusville, Florida, as its new athletics director. She replaces Ron Riggle, who retired in August. Couch comes to LLCC with experience in coaching women’s basketball and serving as the associate director of athletics and then the director of athletics at Florida State College at Jacksonville. While at FSC, she also served as an adjunct professor of sports management, director of the outdoor education center, supervisor of game day
Romanotto celebrates 30 years at Hanson’s headquarters
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Jeff Romanotto, senior survey field technician, recently celebrated 30 years of service at Hanson Professional Services Inc.’s Springfield headquarters. Romanotto provides surveying and construction observation services for projects involving airports, bridges, railroads and roadways. As a surveyor, he has worked on projects such as Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport’s main entrance road relocation and the Springfield corridor study for the Illinois High-Speed Rail Chicago to St. Louis
Vignali Named October Colleague of the Month for Springfield Memorial Hospital
SPRINGFIELD – Mary Vignali, a registered nurse in cardiac surgery, is the Springfield Memorial Hospital Colleague of the Month for October. For more than 40 years, Vignali has cared for patients with care, compassion and expertise. She was nominated by a patient’s family member who raved about the quality of care shown to their loved one even after being transferred off Vignali’s unit. “Mary continues to deeply care for her patients even after they leave her floor!” wrote the nominator. “You truly connect
UIS student Anna Schurz honored with Lincoln Academy Student Laureate Award
SPRINGFIELD – University of Illinois Springfield senior Anna Schurz of Carbondale has been selected as the UIS recipient of the prestigious Student Laureate Award from the Lincoln Academy of Illinois. Each year, only one UIS student is chosen for this esteemed honor. Schurz is majoring in environmental studies with minors in biology and chemistry, maintaining a 4.0 GPA. She is also a member of the Capital Scholars Honors Program. Schurz plays on the UIS women’s soccer team where she has received the
UIS students win $10,000 at Innovate Springfield startup business pitch competition
SPRINGFIELD – A group of five University of Illinois Springfield students won $10,000 in seed funding for their startup business, TredBase, during a pitch competition hosted by Innovate Springfield on Oct. 28. The competition featured three entrepreneurial teams pitching innovative ideas. Kayode Ojedele, CEO and co-founder of TredBase, describes it as “a global edtech solution focused on streamlining tuition management for schools,” which aims to enhance financial transparency for K-12 institutions
Listen LIVE! Join us for a Parisian adventure!
Join us for an unforgettable evening as ISO’s former Music Director, Alastair Willis presents Paris Impressions. Experience the magic of turn-of-the-century Paris through the eyes of Sergei Diaghilev, the renowned Russian impresario of the Ballet Russes, and Jean-Luc Baton. This performance will transport you to a bygone era with enchanting compositions by Franck, Debussy, Ravel, and Poulenc. Adding to the evening’s allure, we will feature highlights from Stravinsky’s iconic works composed for the
UIS Visual Arts Gallery presents the 2024 silent auction and benefit both online and at the gallery
SPRINGFIELD – The University of Illinois Springfield Visual Arts Gallery is excited to announce its annual silent auction and benefit, featuring a diverse collection of original art, reproductions, decorative objects and crafts donated by artists and community supporters. This year’s auction will be held both online and in person, making it easy for collectors and supporters across the region to participate.The auction opens online on Nov. 11 with bidding available through 7 p.m. on Dec. 5. Artworks will be
CWLP AWARDED SMART ENERGY PROVIDER BY THE AMERICAN PUBLIC POWER ASSOCIATION
Springfield, Ill.—City Water, Light and Power is one of 45 U.S. public power utilities, which has earned the 2024 Smart Energy Provider (SEP) designation from the American Public Power Association (APPA) for a commitment to and proficiency in efficiency, distributed energy resources, renewable energy, and environmental initiatives, while also providing affordable electric service. Achieving the SEP designation—an honor the utility also earned in the last award cycle in 2022, helps CWLP benchmark and
NEIGHBORS CAN HELP NEIGHBORS IN CWLP PROJECT RELIEF
Each year, a number of Springfield families have trouble paying their basic household bills, and times can get tougher during the winter when home heating costs are added in. Through Project RELIEF, City Water, Light and Power customers can add $1 or more to their monthly CWLP bill, which will be routed as payment assistance to other Springfield families in need during the winter heating season. Last season, over $25,000 in donations were routed to help 111 families.“Donating to Project RELIEF through your
UIS to host an event for prospective graduate students to explore master's programs
WHAT: The University of Illinois Springfield will host an “Exploring Graduate School” event to provide prospective students with an opportunity to learn more about its 48 graduate programs of study. WHEN: 2-4 p.m., Monday, Nov. 11 WHERE: UIS Student Union, 2251 Richard Wright Drive, Springfield DETAILS: Current UIS students and the public are invited to explore graduate programs offered by UIS. Attendees will learn about various career paths, the application process, what to expect
LLCC honors veterans at 29th annual Veterans Day Ceremony Nov. 11
SPRINGFIELD — Lincoln Land Community College will honor veterans at its 29th annual Veterans Day Ceremony on Monday, Nov. 11. The ceremony begins at 12:30 p.m. in A. Lincoln Commons on the LLCC-Springfield campus, 5250 Shepherd Road, and a reception will follow. The public is invited to attend. Chatham American Legion Post #759 will post the colors. The program includes Gordon Gates, LLCC Board of Trustees Chair, serving as master of ceremonies; K. William Hudson, LLCC student and retired Technical
Ambassador Committee Member Spotlight - Teresa Tran
Teresa TranHR Consultant - Department of Cultural ExcellenceSpringfield Clinic(217) 528-7541ttran@springfieldclinic.comWhat products and services does your business offer? Springfield Clinic is a forward-thinking, physician-led multispecialty medical group devoted to providing the highest quality health care to its patients. More than 650 physicians and advanced practitioners deliver care in approximately 80 medical specialties and sub-specialties serving more than 20 counties reaching more than 500,000
''Almost, Maine'' Auditions at UIS Performing Arts Center: Join Our Stage/Our Voices for a Unique Production
The UIS Performing Arts Center is thrilled to announce auditions for Almost, Maine, an enchanting exploration of love and life set in the almost-magical town of Almost, Maine. On a winter night when the northern lights shimmer, the townsfolk of Almost experience love in strange, unexpected ways. Almost, Maine takes us on a journey where hearts are broken, mended, and forever changed. Playfully described as "love, but not quite," this production brings together an ensemble of characters across a series of
UIS students collect 9,074 pounds of food for Central Illinois Foodbank
SPRINGFIELD – University of Illinois Springfield students collected 9,074 pounds of food and grocery items during the annual Trick-or-Treat for Canned Goods event on Sunday. A total of 10 teams, comprised of more than 130 students, went door-to-door in Springfield neighborhoods.All items collected will be donated to Central Illinois Foodbank, which distributes supplies to food pantries, soup kitchens, residential programs and after-school programs in a 21-county region.Last week, students
Who will hold the baton in the ISO’s Celebrity Conductor Challenge?
Six Springfield community leaders compete for the chance to step onto the podium to conduct the Illinois Symphony Orchestra at the Holiday Pops in the Heartland concert on Friday, December 13, 2024, at the UIS Performing Arts Center in Springfield, Illinois. This unique fundraiser planned by the Illinois Symphony Guild of Springfield invites the community to support their favorite candidates by donating to the ISO in honor of their choice. The Celebrity Conductor Challenge candidates
Pop celebrates 35 years of service at Hanson
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Danny Pop, senior technician, recently celebrated 35 years of service at Hanson Professional Services Inc.’s Springfield headquarters. Pop joined the company in 1989. He manages technicians in multiple locations for Hanson and provides surveying, construction staking, construction observation and computer-aided design and drafting services for roadway and rail projects. His design work has included the Lincoln Home restoration, MacArthur Boulevard extension and the Springfield Rail
Supercharge Your Small Business Growth with Automated Workflows
A well-run business feels like everything is in sync, with each part contributing smoothly to growth. Achieving this level of efficiency while maintaining high standards can seem challenging. However, embracing workflow automation helps bring that vision to life by increasing productivity. This approach opens the door to innovation and allows a business to stay agile amid changing market conditions. The ability to adapt quickly becomes a key asset as the landscape continues to evolve.Cultivating
CITY OF SPRINGFIELD TO RESUME DISPLAYING PUBLIC SPEAKERS DURING CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS
SPRINGFIELD, IL—Beginning Tuesday, October 29, 2024, the City of Springfield will resume showing individuals during the public comment section of City Council and Committee meetings. This decision follows a temporary change in displaying audience members to address concerns regarding the unauthorized recording and sharing of meeting content. The televised production of public meetings is provided as a courtesy for those who cannot attend our meetings. It is broadcast on Channel 18 and YouTube, with
Embark on a Musical Journey to Paris with your Illinois Symphony Orchestra!
Join us for an unforgettable evening as ISO’s former Music Director, Alastair Willis presents Paris Impressions. Experience the magic of turn-of-the-century Paris through the eyes of Serge Diaghilev, the renowned Russian impresario of the Ballet Russes, and Jean-Luc Baton. This performance will transport you to a bygone era with enchanting compositions by Franck, Debussy, Ravel, and Poulenc. Adding to the evening’s allure, we will feature highlights from Stravinsky’s iconic works composed for the Ballet
DURBIN, DUCKWORTH, BUDZINSKI ANNOUNCE $157 MILLION IN FEDERAL FUNDING FOR SPRINGFIELD RAIL IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT
SPRINGFIELD – U.S. Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL), U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL), and U.S. Representative Nikki Budzinski (D-IL-13) today announced $157,126,494 in federal funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) for the final segment of the Springfield Rail Improvements Project (SRIP). The multi-phased project is a large-scale effort supported by local, state, and federal funding designed to alleviate rail congestion in downtown Springfield by consolidating train traffic
Ambassador of the Quarter: Schyler Hollis
Schyler Hollis AVP, Commercial Lending Bank of Springfield 217-241-6218 shollis@bankwithbos.comIn the third quarter of 2024, Schyler Hollis, AVP, Commercial Lending with Bank of Springfield, earned the Ambassador of the Quarter honor. Schyler submitted two member leads with one joining The Chamber, attended 13 out of 14 ribbon cuttings, made five member contacts, worked at a Chamber on Tap and two Coffee & Connections events, attended two Ambassador committee meetings, and sold raffle and event
UIS Theatre to present six performances of “Hurricane Diane” by Madeleine George
SPRINGFIELD – The University of Illinois Springfield Theatre Program will present six performances of “Hurricane Diane” by Madeleine George. The show will run for two weekends: Friday, Nov. 1, through Sunday, Nov. 3, and Thursday, Nov. 7, through Saturday, Nov. 9, in the Studio Theatre on the lower level of the Public Affairs Center at UIS. All performances will begin at 7:30 p.m., except for the Sunday show on Nov. 3, which will start at 2 p.m. There will be a post-show discussion on Nov. 7.
New “Soil & Soul” exhibit and film explore the history of farming in Sangamon County
WHAT: The University of Illinois Springfield’s Sangamon Experience will open a new exhibit and premiere a documentary film titled “Soil & Soul: Farming in the Sangamon River Valley.” The documentary tells the stories of 10 individuals who have spent their lives farming throughout the Sangamon River Valley, an area encompassing approximately 1,500 square miles in central Illinois. WHEN: 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 7 (Film screening at 6 p.m. in Brookens Auditorium and exhibit viewing at 7 p.m. on
LLCC hosts Agronomy Journey Conference
SPRINGFIELD — Lincoln Land Community College Continuing, Corporate and Professional Education and Todd Steinacher, agronomic coach, will offer a comprehensive Agronomy Journey Conference Jan. 23 and 24 at Kreher Agriculture Center on the LLCC campus, 5250 Shepherd Rd., Springfield. The conference is designed with two days of classroom training (Jan. 23 and 24) and two days of field training (between July 31 and Aug. 8) with industry professionals. Classroom training will include agronomy sales,
Bold New Master Plan for Downtown Springfield and Mid-Illinois Medical District Completed
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – The City of Springfield, in collaboration with the Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln, Springfield Sangamon Growth Alliance, Downtown Springfield, Inc., and the Mid-Illinois Medical District, has announced the completion of a Master Plan for Downtown Springfield and the Mid-Illinois Medical District. “We are looking forward to sharing this Master Plan with the community as we expect it to serve as a blueprint for the Springfield’s downtown and the Mid-Illinois Medical
LANE CLOSURES AT NINTH & NORTH GRAND FOR WATER MAIN EXTENSION
Beginning Wednesday, October 23, lane closures are scheduled at Ninth Street and North Grand Avenue for CWLP work for a water main extension project. Westbound traffic on North Grand Avenue will be closed at Ninth Street, and northbound traffic on N. Ninth Street will be closed at North Grand Avenue. This work is expected to take multiple days and will be rescheduled in the event of rain. Lanes will reopen after road surface repairs are complete. Motorists should plan for alternative routes, slow down,
UIS Performing Arts Center, in collaboration with Coalescence Theatre Project Present Doctor Voynich and Her Children - November 19-22
The UIS Performing Arts Center, in collaboration with Coalescence Theatre Project, is excited to present Doctor Voynich and Her Children, a thought-provoking dystopian drama by Leanna Keyes. The play is set in a divided America where science is outlawed and freedoms are stripped away, painting a poignant and poetic vision of a post-Roe v. Wade future.The play will run November 19-22 at the UIS Studio Theatre, tickets are $20. Tickets can be purchased at UISpac.com. Shows are at 7:30 pm on November 19-21
Noah Skinner attained CFP® certification
Noah D. Skinner, CFP®, recently attained his CFP® certification in August 2024. The Certified Financial Planner designation is one of the highest standards in financial planning. Since 2022, Skinner has worked at Skinner Copper & Ehmen Wealth Management, LLC, and has over four years of experience in the wealth management industry. He works with clients to help them reach their financial goals and retirement. Skinner previously was a Financial Advisor for Sikich in Springfield, IL. He received a
Sertoma Club of Springfield's participation in BGCCIL recent gala
The Sertoma Club of Springfield congratulates the Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Illinois (BGCCIL) on its successful fundraiser on October 10th, "Shine Bright like a Diamond." Significant funds were raised to support BGCCIL's programs, and a variety of community supporters, including the Sertoma Club, were on hand at the gala to celebrate the Boys and Girls' Clubs' accomplishments over the year. Sertoma has assisted BGCCIL throughout its history to meet its mission of "inspiring and enabling all young
UIS Visual Arts Gallery presents an exhibition and lecture series by artist John Early
SPRINGFIELD – The University of Illinois Springfield Visual Arts Gallery is pleased to present “A More Perfect Union” by St. Louis-based artist John Early. The exhibition will open on Monday, Oct. 21 and run through Thursday, Nov. 14. In conjunction with this exhibition, the artist will present an Engaged Citizenship Common Experience (ECCE) Speaker Series lecture from 6-7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 6 in Brookens Auditorium, located on the lower level of Brookens Library. Early’s lecture, “Creative
Home Instead Donates $40,000 to Senior Services of Central Illinois, Funding Critical Community Programs
[Springfield, IL] – In a continued effort to support seniors in the community, BF Home Care Inc., dba Home Instead, is proud to announce a $40,000 donation to Senior Services of Central Illinois. This donation, which follows the company’s receipt of the Founders III Award from Honor, Inc., will be directed toward several key initiatives aimed at improving the lives of seniors in the region. The $40,000 donation represents a significant increase from last year’s $30,000 gift, which helped purchase a new
CITY OF SPRINGFIELD WARNS RESIDENTS ABOUT FALSE SHRED EVENT INFORMATION
Springfield, IL—The City of Springfield is alerting residents that false information is circulating regarding a supposed shred event scheduled for tomorrow, October 11, 2024, at Municipal Center West, located at 300 S 7th St, Springfield, IL. This information, which states that residents are invited to securely shred up to six boxes of documents to promote identity protection, appears to be from an unknown source and is likely a scam.The City has not organized or authorized any such event at this location.
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
Perry Named September Memorial Health Ambulatory Colleague of the Month
SPRINGFIELD – Marissa Perry, a front office specialist and team lead for the Memorial Wellness Center, is the Memorial Health Ambulatory Colleague of the Month for September. Perry coordinates all incoming referrals for the Memorial Wellness Center, helps coordinate staff and patient scheduling, prioritizes safety within the facility and welcomes each patient with respect and kindness. She also ensures phones are on and queues are covered during business hours. She will come in on days off to help with
System Vice President of Facilities Announcement
I am pleased to announce that Dean Kroll has agreed to serve as HSHS System Vice President of Facilities, effective Oct. 13. Dean is currently System Director of Project Design and Construction and has been serving as interim Chief Facilities Officer since July. In this new role, he is responsible for all HSHS facilities, design and construction, real estate and joint leadership of security and clinical engineering. Dean will continue to report to me in this new role. Since rejoining HSHS in 2022 as System
Memorial Health Honored for Environmental Sustainability
SPRINGFIELD – Memorial Health was recently honored for environmental sustainability excellence by Vizient, Inc. Memorial was named the top performer for 2024 in the category of Large Specialized Complex Care Medical Center. The award recognizes health care organizations whose supply chains have a positive impact on human and environmental health by purchasing products and medical supplies that are sustainably manufactured. Vizient provides consulting and support services to nonprofit health care
Sertoma Club of Springfield Conducts Successful Walk, Reaches Fundraising Goal
The Sertoma Club of Springfield conducted a successful fundraising walk on October 5th in Washington Park. Over 70 people, including some of the Club's scholarship recipients, participated in the 10th annual walk on a beautiful, sunny day. The fundraising goal of $12,000 for the walk was exceeded, and participants were able to learn about organizations serving people with hearing loss in Springfield at the event, including the Springfield Center for Independent Living, the Illinois Technology Assistance
Ambassador Committee Member Spotlight - Shawn Miller
Shawn MillerOwner Miller Mid-America Insurance Agency 217-718-5990shawn@millermidamerica.com What products and services does your business offer? Auto Insurance: Coverage for vehicles against damage, theft, and liability in case of accidents. Home Insurance: Protection for homes and properties, including coverage for damages, theft, and liability. Life Insurance: Policies that provide financial protection to beneficiaries in the event of the policyholder's death. Business Insurance:
CWLP CREWS RETURNING FROM HURRICANE HELENE POWER RESTORATION WORK
City Water, Light and Power crews are returning to Springfield today after a nearly two-week long trip working to assist the City of Douglas, Georgia following damage by Hurricane Helene that occurred across Florida, Georgia, Tennessee and the Carolinas. Two CWLP crews and a supervisor have been working in Douglas, a town of 11,000, where a lot of damage occurred.CWLP Crews were assigned to make repairs to larger circuits on major transmission lines and poles to restore power to the largest groups of
Olson Named September Colleague of the Month for System Resources at Memorial Health
SPRINGFIELD – Karen Olson, a clinical systems analyst, is the System Resources Colleague of the Month at Memorial Health for September. Olson’s expertise and can-do attitude inspires others. She helps identify trends and issues, allowing teams to work more efficiently. Olson’s creation of customized reports has been especially helpful to the revenue cycle department, reducing the amount of time it takes to upload itemized bills to insurances for appeals, disputes and charge reviews to seconds instead of
BLIPPI TO ROCK OUT IN AN ALL-NEW LIVE BAND SHOW WITH A SPECIAL STOP IN SPRINGFIELD, IL
Round Room Live and Moonbug Entertainment are proud to announce a new live show, Blippi: Join the Band Tour. The brand-new production features musicians playing LIVE on stage and promises to bring the vivacious, energetic, and educational antics of global sensation Blippi to stages across North America in a never-before-seen show, with a stop at the UIS Performing Arts Center on April 15, 2025. Tickets for Blippi: Join the Band Tour will go on sale to FRIENDS of UIS Performing Arts Center starting
Mikaela Bennett-Bateman Rejoins Damon Priddy State Farm
The Damon Priddy State Farm Agency is excited to announce the addition of Mikaela Bennett-Bateman to the account management team! “I started at Damon’s office when it opened in 2021, and quickly found my passion for insurance & financial services – and how we can truly change lives! I have spent the past couple of years growing both my family and my experience within the industry. I am so excited to have landed back with Damon Priddy State Farm and look forward to working with our clients and within the
CITY OF SPRINGFIELD PARTNERS WITH EVANS RECYCLING FOR FREE ANNUAL AUTUMN YARD WASTE DROP-OFF
Springfield, Illinois - The City of Springfield’s Office of Public Works, in cooperation with Evans Recycling, is pleased to announce the return of the annual free yard waste drop-off weeks for Springfield residents. This service will be available from October 21, 2024, through November 30, 2024, allowing residents to conveniently dispose of their yard waste at no cost. During this period, City of Springfield residents can drop off yard waste bags at Evans Recycling, located at 2100 J. David Jones Parkway.
Register now for UIS’ fall Lunch & Learn Series
WHAT: The University of Illinois Springfield will hold three Lunch & Learn Series events this fall. The series is presented by the UIS Alumni SAGE Society and the Illinois State Historical Society.WHERE: Illini Country Club, 1601 Illini Rd., Springfield Oct. 10 – “The Marvelous Land of Oz!”Doors open at 11 a.m., lunch at 11:30 a.m., program at Noon Mark W. Sorensen, past president Illinois State Historical Society, will discuss the 125th anniversary of “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz,” which spawned
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 Springfield Area Arts Council Unveils Fall and Winter 2024 Lineup for ''Friday Night Jazz & Blues''
The Springfield Area Arts Council is excited to announce the Fall and Winter 2024 lineup for “Friday Night Jazz & Blues,” a weekly concert series hosted at Boone’s in downtown Springfield. This series showcases the best of area jazz and blues talent, offering a perfect way to unwind and enjoy live music as the seasons change. The upcoming lineup features: October 4 Steve Adelman Quartet November 1 Sam Crain Trio December 6 Bluesmatic October 11 Dan Rivero Quartet November 8 Ed
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
Joe Bonamassa Returns to the UIS Performing Arts Center - November 26th
Following the momentum from his U.S. Spring Tour and the ninth annual voyage of his KEEPING THE BLUES ALIVE AT SEA cruise, Joe Bonamassa has announced his U.S. Fall 2024 Tour, promising an extraordinary series of performances that underscore his unparalleled prowess and contribution to the blues-rock genre. Recognized globally as one of the most talented guitarists of his era and dubbed “the world's biggest blues guitarist” by Guitar World Magazine, Bonamassa continues to redefine blues-rock, bringing it