Indyia explores how two local organizations tackle the issue of food waste.
Gillian, a resident of C-U who also identifies as someone with a developmental disability, speaks with Carol Inskeep, a librarian at the Urbana Free Library. This profile is part of her series of interviews of local people who are helping to build a better, more inclusive Champaign-Urbana.
What were the stories that got the most attention? Some may surprise you.
This month, Tom hits the streets and asks a bunch of hard-working Chambana fire hydrants how they feel about winter.
Julie offers some suggestions for getting your local culture fix this month.
As the official holiday shopping season kicks off this weekend, Julie has some suggestions for making the most of your gift giving.
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Take a dive into the history of two of Urbana's libraries.
Julie offers some suggestions for experiencing local culture in November.
Nicole stopped by Soul Care Urban Retreat Center in Urbana and chatted with Soul Care founder Kelly Skinner about its mission, offerings, and the need for Soul Care across Champaign County.
A look at the range of options for trying archery in Champaign-Urbana.
Julie talks with Ben Thomas, Midwest General Manager of VeoRide, about the past year of bike sharing in Champaign-Urbana.
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Erin spoke with Mariah Madison, creator of Buy Black Chambana, about making a local black-owned business directory that includes Nannyville, LLC, a black-owned business of her own.
Champaign-Urbana has one of the most diverse, intelligent, and interesting communities in the state. Our Culture section highlights those people, places, and events that make us proud to live here.
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