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July 5, 2023
Pitcher Hunter Owen could be selected in the first two rounds, and infielder Quinn McDaniel is projected to go in the first 10 rounds.
August 2, 2022
Canton Main Street is accepting applications for a $1,500 Micro-Grant now through Sept. 1.
June 15, 2022
SRPED Executive Director, Cole McDaniel, said the employment outlook in Canton is healthy.
February 26, 2022
Canton Main Street is dedicated to making Cantons downtown a vibrant and thriving center for the community.
February 16, 2022
SRPED Executive Director Cole McDaniel announces Fulton County Board approves use of American Rescue Plan Act funding for a relief grant.
January 12, 2022
The firm of GableGotwals has named five new attorney shareholders.
May 10, 2021
Canton Daily Ledger CANTON-Spoon River Partnership for Economic Development Executive Director, Cole McDaniel, presented positive news to Canton Council at their recent meeting. He said over the course of the last 45 days heโs had 17 inquiries regarding potential businesses. At present, there are eight projects in the works including a company that would like to develop student housing. He said the work for the new Caseyโs opening has been sidetracked for about two weeks as the project hit ...
February 4, 2021
McDaniel brings positive news to Canton Council Canton Daily Ledger CANTON-Spoon River Partnership for Economic Development (SRPED) Executive Director, Cole McDaniel, presented positive updates to Canton Council Tuesday during their regular meeting. โI have some exciting updates. There is a lot going on right now.โ McDaniel noted Arbyโs closed on the property they intend to build a new restaurant located onย N. Main. Previously there was a tattoo shop there. McDaniel said he would keep th...
January 29, 2021
Chautauqua National Wildlife Refuge / Facebook When you rack your brain for places to get away for a weekend, Havana, Illinois, might not be top of mind. At first glance, Havana has a lot of raw ingredients needed for tourism. The Mason County seat sits along the Illinois River, about an hours drive away from Peoria, Springfield, or Bloomington, as the crow flies. University of Illinois recreation and tourism professor Dr. Sharon Zou says proximity to population hubs arent the citys only asse...