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"What's happening to the local news?" is the question posed to the three of us on the panel at the Citizens Club May 26. It...

/PRNewswire/ -- The Citizens Club of Springfield in partnership with AARP Springfield and NPR Illinois will host a Mayoral Forum at 8 a.m. Feb. 24 at the...

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If you need to update an event already on the calendar, use this form. Arts / Entertainment Monday, April 12, 2021 Campus Wide Arts Center AC 238 An exhibition of creative work from art and art education majors as part of the senior art and design capstone seminars. Featured this week: Lydia Aleman, Allie Boyd, Kayce Deckard, Lane McMurtry and Angela Morlock. The Spring 2021 Senior Seminar Exhibition is on physical display Monday, March 15 through Thursday, May 6 at the Student Gallery, locate...

Springfield Randy Eccles became NPR Illinois general manager in 2013 after serving as development director since moving to Springfield in 2008.  In 2014, Randy led the team that added Illinois Issues into the NPR Illinois portfolio and transitioned its reporting into audio/digital distribution. Randy previously worked at KTAR in Phoenix and WGN in Chicago where he worked in programming and marketing management after producing talk shows and sports coverage.  He also served in management and...

• Dec 9, 2020 Karen Penning and her late husband Matt Penning have been friends of the station for many years. Karen was born and raised in Springfield and is also a former teacher. She talks about this and more with Community Voices Bea Bonner and Randy Eccles. Funded by audience members like you and in part by: © 2021 NPR Illinois