Crystal Custer and Jeff WIlkinson spent 22 years separated before they found each other again. When they reunited via Facebook, the two decided to start a life together. Part of that involved starting their own bookselling business together, one of Custer’s big dreams in life. 

“It's part of our Riverwalk District or our town center project known as Easton Grey. One of the unique things we are able to do by state law is to create a riverwalk district,”  said Town Manager Ryan Cannon during his podcast recapping the meeting. 

A landmark on the west edge of Danville, the Miles home will continue to be part of the landscape.

“As nonprofits face reductions in federal and state funding alongside declines in small-dollar donations, our committee acted with intention — balancing meaningful seed funding for emerging efforts with larger, transformational investments that will help organizations sustain and scale their impact,” said Eric Hessel, VicePresident of Programs. “We remain inspired by our nonprofit partners and confident in their ability to strengthen our communities.”

From the Waltz to the West Coast Swing, amateur dancers were paired with professionals for their turn in the spotlight.

INDOT and FHA give approval for next phase of I-74 interchange.

The Model UN conference at Avon High School demonstrated how engaged students can tackle complex global issues. 

“I wanted to do something with service,” Raab explained.

Leaving the ceremony, one persona remarked, “It’s a shame we have to have things like this.”