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Fire reported at IFF in Gibson City - Vimarsana News

Fire reported at IFF in Gibson City

Update at 2:35 p.m. GIBSON CITY, Ill. (WCIA) — The Gibson City Mayor has shared more information on the ongoing fire at IFF. Mayor Dan Dickey said the fire and heavy smoke was reported to have started in a big soybean dryer on the east side of the facility around 12:30 p.m. There were no […]

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Crews called to fire at IFF plant in Gibson City - Vimarsana News

Crews called to fire at IFF plant in Gibson City

IFF said a fire started around 12:30 p.m. in the bean dryer at the company's Gibson City plant, where proteins and oils are manufactured.

As demolition begins on Gibson City businesses, one reopens 3 times larger - Vimarsana News

As demolition begins on Gibson City businesses, one reopens 3 times larger

Another business that has tripled the size of its former location is the Blue Star Cafe. It relocated on North Sangamon Avenue, across the street from Casey’s General Store.

Art Projects for Schools pre-packs - Vimarsana News

Art Projects for Schools pre-packs

Kent digital printer Art Projects for Schools (APFS) has been sold in a pre-pack to its sister company after its largest creditor – the director’s wife – was unable to sustain further lending.

Illinois lawmakers are calling for accountability into the state's handling of unemployment payments during the COVID-19 pandemic - Vimarsana News

Illinois lawmakers are calling for accountability into the state's handling of unemployment payments during the COVID-19 pandemic

(Springfield-jm) – Illinois lawmakers are calling for accountability into the state's handling of unemployment payments during the COVID-19 pandemic after an audit showed $5.2 billion was o...