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/ Blues Traveler plays The Corn Crib in Normal this Saturday. Chicago Farmer and JJ Grey and MoFro open the show. Blues Traveler guitarist Chan Kinchla says the New Jersey bands main goal at their founding was to tour forever, not the Top-40 success it achieved in the mid-1990s. Kinchla spoke with WGLTs Jon Norton ahead of their show in Bloomington this weekend. He said building a devout following over three years constantly working for small money in small bars in New York City was already liv...

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New “Products Made in Superior” display includes everything from brewers to candy makers. Written By: Maria Lockwood | × Some of the artifacts on display at the Douglas County Historical Society. (Jed Carlson / jcarlson@superiortelegram.com) A new display at the Douglas County Historical Society shines a spotlight on Superiors manufacturing past. The list of items made in Superior spans the years 1890 to 1998, and includes everything from coal briquettes and wooden chairs t...

New housing starts in Normal are mostly happening near the edges of town. Plus, theyll be singing Take Me Out To The Ballgame at the Corn Crib in Normal this summer. Central Illinois scholars and artists consider the pros and cons of crypto-currency. Finally, the cost of child care is growing, but workers in that sector arent seeing much of that.

/ The Corn Crib in Normal was quiet for much of 2020 because of the pandemic. This summer, the baseball and entertainment venue will likely be busier than ever. Normal CornBelters general manager Matt Durkin said the wood-bat summer league team is back after the Prospect League took a one-year hiatus, and the makeshift league the CornBelters helped create last year for local talent, the Kernels Collegiate League (KCL) will also return with four other teams that will call the Corn Crib home. ...

By Emily Lee Wedding season is upon us! Theres no denying that weddings have changed since the COVID-19 pandemic began. While some couples opted to elope, others hosted intimate backyard weddings. As cases continue to drop, couples just starting out on their wedding planning are likely planning a bigger affair than some recently married couples were able to host. Still, though, concerns about safety may linger as a resul of living through the pandemic. As a result, more couples may be opting ...

By Emily Lee Wedding season is upon us! Theres no denying that weddings have changed since the COVID-19 pandemic began. While some couples opted to elope, others hosted intimate backyard weddings. As cases continue to drop, couples just starting out on their wedding planning are likely planning a bigger affair than some recently married couples were able to host. Still, though, concerns about safety may linger as a resul of living through the pandemic. As a result, more couples may be opting ...

By Emily Lee Wedding season is upon us! Theres no denying that weddings have changed since the COVID-19 pandemic began. While some couples opted to elope, others hosted intimate backyard weddings. As cases continue to drop, couples just starting out on their wedding planning are likely planning a bigger affair than some recently married couples were able to host. Still, though, concerns about safety may linger as a resul of living through the pandemic. As a result, more couples may be opting ...

By Emily Lee Wedding season is upon us! Theres no denying that weddings have changed since the COVID-19 pandemic began. While some couples opted to elope, others hosted intimate backyard weddings. As cases continue to drop, couples just starting out on their wedding planning are likely planning a bigger affair than some recently married couples were able to host. Still, though, concerns about safety may linger as a resul of living through the pandemic. As a result, more couples may be opting ...

By Emily Lee Wedding season is upon us! Theres no denying that weddings have changed since the COVID-19 pandemic began. While some couples opted to elope, others hosted intimate backyard weddings. As cases continue to drop, couples just starting out on their wedding planning are likely planning a bigger affair than some recently married couples were able to host. Still, though, concerns about safety may linger as a resul of living through the pandemic. As a result, more couples may be opting ...