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Walden University Scholars of Change Winners Share Stories on Making...
Each of the five grand prize winners will receive $5,000 plus $2,500 to donate to their favorite charities.
Rock Falls High School students of the month
Celine Hartman and Kylie Brauer are Rock Falls High School's students of the month.
DMH Cancer Care Institute Unveils Judith Ann Mason Memorial Plaque and Portrait
The Decatur Memorial Hospital Cancer Care Institute is the site of the new Judith Ann Mason Memorial plaque and portrait.
a oeA Christmas Carola classically performed
The Nebraska Theatre Caravan makes its annual visit to the Fox Theatre for its stage production of Charles Dickens' holiday classic, "A Christmas Carol." This fully staged musical version of Dickens' classic tale has become a Yuletide tradition, adapted for the stage by Charles Jones, former executive director of the Omaha Community Playhouse in ...
Ill. to premiere AIDS documentary
The Illinois Department of Public Health will feature a documentary about HIV/AIDS on World AIDS Day.
Health care company VP buys Chesterfield 3BD
Cary D. Hobbs bought a three-bedroom, 2.5-bath home at 1579 Milbridge Dr. in Chesterfield from Karen Eddinger for $305,000 on Nov.
in the Classroom - Millikin University
LAUREN LEWIS of Mendota, a freshman at Millikin University majoring in commercial music, joined the Millikin University School of Music Women's Choir, Soprano II.
Illinois: Prof charts ways to attract certain types of birds
Millikin University biology professor David Horn and Stacey Shonkwiler, a 2008 Millikin graduate and the school's ornithological research lab manager, fills bird feeders at Rock Springs Nature Center in Decatur, Ill., as part of the National Bird Feeding Society's local efforts.
Milikin prof heads bird feeding group
Millikin University biology professor David Horn has spent his professional career working to improve methods of feeding wild birds and improve bird safety in populated areas.
The Bee-Picayune, Beeville, Texas
Ginter hired as new city manager
The City Council voted unanimously Tuesday evening to appoint Tom Ginter as Beevillea s new city manager.
Staff Editorial: Tanning: Bringing your face one step closer to leather everyday
Our generation is rarely accused of being overly hard working. We are known for lounging, drinking, Tweeting, Facebooking, MySpacing, video-gaming and complaining.
Tourism breaks $100-million mark in Macon County
Nov. 4--DECATUR -- Tourism is providing a rare bright spot in an otherwise down Decatur-area economy, city leaders said during a news conference Tuesday at the Children's Museum of Illinois.
Meramec College Fair Attracts Bargain Shoppers
Susan Deppe, admissions counselor for Millikin University in Decatur, Ill., talks to prospective college students, from left, Nick Bramer Jr.
Grace music series offers 'stylistic diversity'
It's a gift to the community. Grace United Methodist Church has launched "Music Close Enough to Touch," its second concert series, with a diverse repertoire to attract virtually any type of music lover.
President of Millikin University says he'll retire at the end of 2010
Millikin University President Douglas Zemke says he will retire at the end of 2010.
charges Illinois University with violating the Fair Housing Act
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development today announced that it has charged Millikin University in Decatur, Illinois with housing discrimination for allegedly refusing to allow a student with epilepsy and blindness to live in a dormitory with her trained service dog.
Catching up wit: From smalltown teen to filmmaker and producer
He was one of those kids who was involved in sports, plays, and other activities.
Findlay Author Dan Guillory Reads His Book The Lincoln Poems in a Audiobook
Noted author and lecturer on Abraham Lincoln, Dan Guillory of Findlay, has recently released the audio version of his book of poetry The Lincoln Poems.
University That Objected to Epileptic Student's Service Dog Is Bitten by Bias Lawsuit
Millikin University faces a federal discrimination lawsuit accusing the college in Decatur, Ill., of forcing a legally blind student with epilepsy to move out of her dormitory in 2006 after she obtained a service dog.
Vocal concerts to feature local graduates
The Millikin University choral groups will perform in concert this weekend as part of the University"s annual Fall Family Weekend.
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