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DANVILLE — Danville City Council Ward 7 Alderman Bob Iverson often was on double duty at city council meetings. He was well versed on the packet of agenda items to take action as an alderman, but he also often set up his radio recording device, too, in the media section of the city council chambers audience area to record the meeting action. Fellow aldermen and others in the community say he will be missed as a hands-on alderman and friend to many.
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DANVILLE — Danville senior Ginyisia Vander-Austin’s goal was to leave her beloved high school better than when she first started as a freshman. After finding a new sponsor to restart the Black Student Union, starting a youth chapter of the NAACP and now getting the chance to represent the state and put Danville on the map at an event later this month in New Orleans where she’s accepting a leadership award, she feels she’s done her part.
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Drop in a question of your very own BY CLICKING HERE or by emailing 25-year Vermilion County reporter Jennifer Bailey at [email protected]. This week's The Bailey Buzz has news on Meijer, Danville High School's graduation, Danville Area Community College's softball team and coaches, and year two for the Danville Aquatic Center at Garfield Park. What's happening with the remodel of Meijer in Danville?
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DANVILLE — Picking out 69-year-old Wilburn Carr III amongst Friday’s Danville Area Community College graduates won’t be difficult. He’s proudly decorated his mortarboard in gold letters that proclaim “Mister 4.0.”And he’s rightfully proud of more than just that perfect grade-point average: The one-time drug dealer and user, who spent years in prison, has turned his life around, thanks in part to his interest in cooking delicious dishes.
