The district and Cox released a joint statement Wednesday indicating the decision was part of a mutual agreement.
Research shows, shoppers save $1,760 each year, on average, by buying secondhand.
Two children injured in the tragic crash at YNOT in Chatham Monday have been released from the hospital.
The winners say they plan to use the $349 million to do good, and it will be the “gift that keeps on giving.”
Chatham schools offer support in wake of tragic crash at YNOT that killed four students.
The victims have been identified as Ainsley Johnson, 8, of Chatham; Rylee Britton, 18, of Springfield; Kathryn Corley, 7, of Chatham; and Alma Buhnerkempe, 7, of Chatham.
Illinois State Police reported the four girls who died were ages seven, seven, eight, and eighteen.
The gift will allow operations to continue for another year.
In the mood for some fair food? Get your korndog and lemon shake-up on Tuesday.
One person was shot after a fight in the entryway to the Bone Student Center just before 8 p.m., where a student event was happening.
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