Urbana is ready to ‘Let the Ghoul Times Roll’
Let the Ghoul Times Roll is an annual Halloween-themed gathering in downtown Urbana set for October 24 from 5 to 8 p.m.
Let the Ghoul Times Roll is an annual Halloween-themed gathering in downtown Urbana set for October 24 from 5 to 8 p.m.
“I think that, especially as people age, they start to recognize that history is about the people who made that history. It's about the people whose courage or ideals helped shape what happened to us.”
“Every person who shows up plays a part in supporting our students’ futures, whether it’s through encouragement, donations, or simply showing appreciation for their work. It’s one of those feel-good, community-driven events that remind you how strong and connected we are here in Clark County.”
The Conscious Connect CDC announced recently they were awarded a grant from the Prevention Institute to begin Phase 2 of their work addressing park inequity.
The People, Parks, and Power survey about park accessibility, programming, safety, and amenities focused on the southside of Springfield.
Davey Moore Park is one example of meaningful greenspace in Springfield's Southside. The park has been a hub of activity for generations and continues to bring the community together.
South Side in Bloom features a variety of greenspaces in Springfield's Southside, offering a look into the ways uplifting these spaces can uplift a community.
A substantial grant earned by The Conscious Connect is providing means to make both tangible and systemic advances in Springfield's Southside and beyond.
Get ready for the first rooftop concert Downtown.
Civil rights icon Hattie Moseley celebrated for her role in desegregation of Fulton School.
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