One Winter Night fundraiser to raise awareness of Champaign-Urbana homelessness
Rob Dalhaus III has a degree in psychology from Wabash College in Crawfordsville, Ind., and has worked a variety of jobs.
Story:Christine Walsh
Photos:News-Gazette file photos
Running program teaches life lessons
Nikki Mercer has a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master of science in family and consumer sciences.
Story:Christine Walsh
Photos:Christine Walsh
Detoxes and cleanses
As a new year begins, people often focus on various forms of self-improvement, and chief among those are usually getting healthy and losing weight.
Story:Christine Walsh
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Fall fashion
The autumn season means not just the typical deep and rich shades for the chillier temperatures but also some surprising trends in styles.
Story:Christine Walsh
Photos:Christine Walsh
Mission 22
Dressed in crisp red, white and blue uniforms, a color guard stood at attention during the singing of the National Anthem between baseball games at Parkland College in Champaign.
Story:Christine Walsh
Photos:Christine Walsh
Working Out PTSD
Tyler Wilson and Aaron Merrell never met but they had a lot in common. Both were Marines from Danville who went to California for boot camp, were stationed at Camp Lejeune, N.C., and served two tours of duty in Afghanistan.
Story:Christine Walsh
Photos:Christine Walsh
Two homes into one
Near Georgetown, the Emmerts’
Story:Bridget Broihahn
Photos:Bridget Broihahn and Norma Emmert
From two A-frames
To make the perfect Craftsman-style house, an architect took two nearly identical A-frames that were blocks apart and joined them together in one light-filled home on Church Street.
Story:Paul Wood
Photos:Stephen Haas