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1 week ago | 
news-gazette.com | Jim Rossow
MANSFIELD — An investigation continues into a fatal accident on Interstate 74 early today. The Piatt County Coroner's Office said one person died as a result of a two-vehicle accident on I-74 near mile marker 167 just east of Mansfield. Coroner Troy Dunn said "no identification will be released until family has time to grieve due to the circumstances of this crash."The case is being investigated by Illinois State Police, Piatt County Sheriff's Department and the coroner's office.
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1 week ago | 
news-gazette.com | Jim Rossow
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1 week ago | 
news-gazette.com | Jim Rossow
Sue Carlson never has been much of a runner. But when it comes to cheering on runners, she’s all-world. That’ll be the case again in two weeks, when the 85-year-old and fellow residents at The Windsor of Savoy line Prospect Avenue to hoot and holler as the Christie Clinic Illinois Marathon passes by. “The only place I run to is the dining room here,” she said. “That’s my experience running.
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1 week ago | 
bnd.com | Jim Rossow
If an appearance on WHMS didn't convince C.J. Puzey that being part of our first Farm Family of the Week of 2025 was a big deal, a visit to Casey's in his hometown of Catlin did the trick. On Wednesday morning, Puzey popped in to buy print editions that included a feature on his family's rich farming history. There, he was given the celebrity treatment by staff who already had read The News-Gazette. "They knew I was in it," he said.
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2 weeks ago | 
news-gazette.com | Jim Rossow
CHAMPAIGN — Savoy's village administrator is returning to Champaign as deputy city manager, effective June 2. Christopher Walton previously worked as Champaign’s assistant to the city manager from 2018-20. City Manager Joan Walls announced the move in a release this morning: “Christopher’s well-rounded experience in municipal government, his passion for the Champaign community, and his creativity and innovation made him the clear choice."
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2 weeks ago | 
news-gazette.com | Jim Rossow
Want to purchase today’s print edition? Here’s a map of single-copy locations. To subscribe, click here. Sign up for our High School Confidential newsletter here. Welcome to Year 9 of High School Confidential, powered by Danville Area Community College. It's an award-winning project made possible by aspiring student journalists from every corner of our circulation area. Each Thursday through April, they’ll tell us what’s happening in their hallways at news-gazette.com.
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2 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Jim Rossow
Apr. 10—Welcome to Year 9 of High School Confidential, powered by Danville Area Community College. It's an award-winning project made possible by aspiring student journalists from every corner of our circulation area. Each Thursday through April, they'll tell us what's happening in their hallways at . At least once a week, we'll also hand over our Snapchat account (News-Gazette) to our correspondents for behind-the-scenes tours. Feedback? Email N-G/VP Jim Rossow at .
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2 weeks ago | 
news-gazette.com | Jim Rossow
If an appearance on WHMS didn’t convince C.J. Puzey that being part of our first Farm Family of the Week of 2025 was a big deal, a visit to Casey’s in his hometown of Catlin did the trick. On Wednesday morning, Puzey popped in to buy print editions that included a feature on his family’s rich farming history. There, he was given the celebrity treatment by staff who already had read The News-Gazette. “They knew I was in it,” he said.
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2 weeks ago | 
big10central.com | Jim Rossow
Apr. 9—On Wednesdays, we'll introduce the students who make up Year 9 of High School Confidential, powered by Danville Area Community College. Today: Argenta-Oreana's Gabby Laskowski. Gabby has enjoyed serving as A-O's first High School Confidential reporter. "I enjoy highlighting and giving recognition to students and events that don't get as much attention as they should," she said.
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2 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Jim Rossow
Apr. 9—On Wednesdays, we'll introduce the students who make up Year 9 of High School Confidential, powered by Danville Area Community College. Today: Argenta-Oreana's Gabby Laskowski. Gabby has enjoyed serving as A-O's first High School Confidential reporter. "I enjoy highlighting and giving recognition to students and events that don't get as much attention as they should," she said.
