Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of September.
Good morning, Springfield.
The American Business Club donated over $126K to local charities today (boosting vital community programs) in Springfield.
The contribution will support initiatives to assist local residents.
Sangamon County Animal Control & Adoption Center offers adoptions for $35 as it seeks to give many vaccinated, microchipped cats a loving home.
Residents can adopt or foster through SCAC or a local rescue to help relieve the shelter's full capacity.
Fall brings a chance to meet Van, a fun-loving and energetic dog available for foster and adoption at Sangamon County Animal Control and Adoption Center at 2100 Shale St, Springfield.
Visit during shelter hours (Mon-Fri 10:30-4:15, Sat 9:00-1:00) to see him and other dogs in need.
Golden Yolk Cafe (replacing A&Q Café) has opened today at 3141 Baker Drive.
The new restaurant serves breakfast and lunch favorites including smoked salmon eggs Benedict and a turkey pesto panini with prices from $7 to $16.
The University of Illinois Springfield will host an open house on Monday, Oct.
12, featuring campus tours, sessions on internships & academic programs, and demonstrations of residence life. Prospective students and families are invited to explore campus facilities and learn about financial aid and study abroad opportunities.
Springfield City Council approved $800K in cannabis tax revenue to support small businesses during its recent meeting (the funds will be directed toward local programs).
The allocation aims to help cover operating costs and foster growth for local entrepreneurs.
Gov. Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity announced Monday a $4.6M grant to boost tourism statewide.
Forty-nine local groups will use the funds — $2M for Route 66 projects, $2M for marketing attractions, and $654K for international promotion — to draw more visitors.
Williamsville beat Warrensburg-Latham 3-0 yesterday to clinch a share of the Sangamo conference title.
Cohen Frye preserved the shutout and the team will face Riverton next Thursday.
Springfield High beat Quincy Notre Dame 4-0 on Tuesday night during the Raiders' senior night.
Muddy River Sports provided video highlights of the win.
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