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Idle Oath performs on CAMP Episode 2, airing this Saturday at 6 p.m. on Facebook and YouTube. Welcome to the year of 2021. While we progress through the pandemic knowing that nothing will ever be the same, simultaneously admitting that nothing ever is, lets keep the faith believing that things will open up again in the not-too-distant future. Soon, bands will beat the beats in bars, downtown Springfield will be flush with festivals all summer lon...

Republicans in the Illinois House said Tuesday, Jan. 5, that they hope to use legislation, instead of a constitutional amendment, to change the way state...

Whilst staff at veterans' homes, nursing homes, hospitals and sundry health care facilities balk at getting vaccinated – let-me-think-about-it rates for doctors, nurses and other...

The Springfield Art Association always seems to know how to entertain us and keep our creative juices flowing. With the start of the new year, it has remained true to form and is offering classes to help you push your artistic envelope. In the upcoming weeks you can learn the basic skills of flameworking with which you can make beads, pendants or sculptures. SAA resident glassblower Mario Clarke will also help you try your hand at glassblowing to make a straight-walled cup, bowl or an avoglio...

An alcohol-free first month offers a healthy reset

Before becoming editor of the paper, Locher was a photographer at the State Journal-Register. Barry Locher was plenty smart, but not the smartest. He was funny, but not the funniest. He was one of the best photojournalists in the state. Others, also, took great pictures. Barry was genuine, and on that point, he had no rival. He rose from photography intern to editor of the State Journal-Register, running the newsroom from 1999 until 2007. After his death from cancer, his wife Debra s...

LOUIS SHAVER MYERS Sept. 15, 1931-Sept. 1, 2020 | ARNOLD ALLEN STERN Oct. 8, 1929-Sept. 5, 2020 Louis Shaver Myers, left, and Arnold Allen Stern. Springfield lost two community-minded entrepreneurial giants, Louis Myers and Arnold Stern, within the first week of September 2020. Though Stern and Myers were three years apart in age, they were lifelong friends who had much in common, beginning with primary education at Butler Grade School, followed by graduation from Springfield High...

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