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Summertime Baseball is back! Jamie Toole Chief Storyteller of The Springfield Lucky Horseshoes stopped by The WTAX Morning NewsWatch
The Springfield show is, so far, the only Illinois stop as part of a fall tour starting September 30 and continuing through November 28.
$18 million was not released until April, and programs were given limited time to spend it.
Van Meter says there have been too many negative commenters on the project, and not enough positive ones.
Grammy-winning reggae artist brings decades of music, positivity, and humanitarian work to Springfield.
A comedy/drama about a family of Norwegian immigrants.
“It brings a gathering place to the community,” Geist said. “Sometimes in smaller areas, it can be hard to see all the pride around here, but having a festival for it, it’s just one big gathering place.”
The Old Capitol Farmers Market returns for its 27th season Saturday in downtown Springfield, featuring about 80 vendors, live music and family activities from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Fourth and Adams streets.
“We Built This City” for a Route 66 celebration.