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Reimagining the east side - Vimarsana News

Reimagining the east side

Plans take shape for new business hub in South Town

Ten goals for the Springfield area from the Community Foundation - Vimarsana News

Ten goals for the Springfield area from the Community Foundation

Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln column presents ten goals for a better life in Springfield's future.

Source: sj-r.com
"The Next Ten" visioning plan - Vimarsana News

"The Next Ten" visioning plan

After six months of gathering ideas and strategies, Community Foundation releases the result

Springfield equity gap: Black community's voices 'finally being heard' - Vimarsana News

Springfield equity gap: Black community's voices 'finally being heard'

Dominic Watson is intimately familiar with the disparities that exist in Springfield and Sangamon County. Growing up, he would travel from the north side of town to the east side to attend St. Patrick's Catholic School near the corner of MLK Drive and South Grand Avenue. "Driving from the north side to the east side, or from the west side to the east side, you can see how things change,” said Watson, 37, who is president and chief executive officer of the Springfield Black Chamber of Commerce. “You transition. It's like a whole different world." In Sangamon County, the median household i...

Source: sj-r.com
Reimagining downtown - Vimarsana News

Reimagining downtown

Jim Moll may not be the smartest man in Springfield, but the Hanson Professional Services engineer sounded like it during a public meeting held last week to discuss progress on a rail line under construction along 10th Street. The new line will replace tracks along Third Street. Moll's been in charge of the $353 million project for more than a decade, and he says it's on time and on budget. The feds gave the green light in 2012 and have paid millions of dollars since then to make it happen – there remains a $60 million gap, Moll says, but he's confident that the money will come. He seem...