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• Millikin University to host 2012 High School Leadership Academy June 28 and 29
• Summer 2012 camps and conferences at Millikin University
• Commencement student speaker livens up ceremony with musical ode to alma mater
• Millikin Holocaust trip links one student to past, others to sites' emotions
• Millikin graduate, real estate agent Seth Goodman lands on “30 under 30” list
• Millikin's Hillen named to All-Central Region Team
• Robinson sets Big Blue record in 200 Meters
• Lori Gilbert named April 2012 Employee of the Month at Millikin University
• Center for Entrepreneurship announces 2012 Business Creation Competition winners
• Millikin Decathlete featured on WAND-TV's "Around Central Illinois"
• Macon County Fair 2012
• Millikin announces winners of 19th annual Undergraduate Research Poster Symposium
• Millikin students, faculty receive awards at annual Honors Convocation
• Ever evolving and thriving Millikin jazz band celebrates 50 years on campus
• Senator Durbin uses stop at Millikin to decry looming student loan interest increase
• Millikin professor fulfills dream with bluegrass band
• Millikin Symphonic Wind Ensemble and University Concert Band to perform in concert
• Big Blue Sweep Augustana to Advance To CCIW Tourney
• Millikin University's Celebrations of Scholarship highlights students' creativity
• Jesus Velasco named 2011-2012 Employee of the Year at Millikin University
• Center for Entrepreneurship to host 2012 Business Creation Competition
• Dr. Craig White named Director of Athletics at Millikin University
• Millikin University to present annual “Celebrations of Scholarship”
• Millikin’s “Rock the Campus” event benefits Children’s Miracle Network
• Millikin-Decatur Symphony Orchestra presents “Masterpieces in Miniature”
• Blue Connection to spotlight Millikin student artist Kelly Sibthorp for May After 5 Live
• Millikin football getting tech-savvy during spring
• Mary Lynn Arnold named March 2012 Employee of the Month at Millikin University
• Millikin University percussion ensembles to present “Masterworks” concert
• Millikin's Peters named CCIW Baseball Player of the Week
• Millikin University Center Board to host 4th annual Sibs Weekend
• Millikin percussion students anxious to put Cuban jazz lessons to use
• Millikin's Bubenicek named CCIW Men's Golfer of the Week
• Aaron Villarreal receives Hollis Prize for music excellence; will perform Chicago recital
• Global business group honors Millikin Associate Professor Mark Munoz
• Rhythmic Circus to perform at Kirkland Fine Arts Center
• Dr. Paris Barnes and Millikin students investigate the structures of solids
• Millikin wins Moot Court Competition in MIG Simulation, fifth consecutive year
• Best-selling author James Bradley to present 2012 T.W. Samuels Lecture
• Blue Connection spotlights Millikin student artist Jess Black at April After 5 Live event
• Millikin graduate, real estate agent Seth Goodman in running for “30 under 30” list
• School of Music to host 10th annual Hollis Prize Competition Recital
• Big Blue Softball Sweeps Engineers
• Millikin School of Music presents Wind Ensembles Concert
• Millikin graduate Ellen Davis named Senior VP and Executive Director of NRF Foundation
• Millikin's Spesard is a special talent
• Educator and social justice advocate Jonathan Kozol to present 2012 James W. Moore Lecture
• Tenth Inning Rally Lifts Big Blue to Victory
• Millikin University to host eighth annual Junior Achievement Titan Business Challenge
• Gwen Davis named February 2012 Employee of the Month at Millikin University
• UCB Big Event 2012: All Time Low to perform at Kirkland Fine Arts Center
• Millikin's Campbell Named CCIW Softball Player of the Week
• Students tune up skills with pointers during Millikin High School Band Festival
• Caterpillar Foundation makes second $1 million payment to Millikin University
• Art out of control: Millikin senior has learned to let colors flow in paintings
• Millikin students awarded at 12th Annual Self Employment in the Arts Conference
• Irish music sensation Slide Ireland to perform at Kirkland Fine Arts Center
• Millikin Track Team Finishes Strong at CCIW Championships
• Millikin-Decatur Symphony Orchestra presents “An Opulent Evening”
• Local students participate in Regional Mathcounts Competition held at Millikin
• University Choir to perform at New York’s Carnegie Hall
• Millikin Percussion Ensemble “Synergy” concert highlights architectural theme
• Millikin University and Dennis School collaborate in celebration of diversity
• Millikin University partners with community organizations to host “A Conversation on Race"
• Spring cleaning tips to enhance your wireless device
• Millikin students give back to the community during day of service
• Millikin University assistant professor awarded Junior Fulbright Lectureship
• College of Fine Arts to present Offenbach's "Orpheus in the Underworld"
• Millikin University’s Living-Learning Communities: The spirit of Millikin
• Millikin's Robinson named CCIW Track & Field Athlete of the Week
• Millikin graduate seeking PhD despite learning disability
• Millikin University student volunteers partake in African-American Read-In event
• Millikin music professor Gary Shaw celebrates 30 years of teaching and performing
• Bryan Marshall named January 2012 Employee of the Month at Millikin University
• First-year Tabor students present plans in business competition program
• Millikin Women knock off Wheaton
• Former Millikin athlete Dr. Roger Lotchin becomes author of San Francisco books
• Millikin University celebrates Black History Month
• MU Dance Team takes fifth at Nationals
• Millikin iSMARTgirls Discovery Camp incorporates fun with learning
• Responsible Parents Help Ensure a Safer Super Bowl
• Spesard named CCIW Women's Track & Field Athlete of the Week
• Millikin community honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy and life’s work
• Millikin University to host "Interactive Marketing Today" workshop on Feb. 16
• Connie Magoulias named December 2011 Employee of the Month at Millikin
• Millikin University to host annual ISRAA 2012 Conference
• Millikin's McDade named CCIW Men's Swimmer of the Week
• Millikin students take part in immersion courses between semesters
• Millikin Women Take Second at Snowbird Open
• Critical Voices: Dr. Travis Stimeling's new project on students engaging in ecomusicology
• CANCELED -- University Choir Tour @Naperville, IL
• Millikin Swims Past Illinois College
• Central Illinois Jazz Festival
• Millikin grad Carrie Van Alstine named Ball-Chatham School District Superintendent
• Former Millikin athlete making an impact as Head of Enforcement for the NCAA
• Bird's-Eye View: Dr. David Horn's passion for Wild Bird Feeding Research
• 2009 MBA graduate Trina Casner named Pana Community Hospital President & CEO
• Big Blue Men Win at Cornell
• PPG donates $10,000 to Millikin University on behalf of Mt. Zion glass plant
• Pruemer named CCIW Women's Basketball Player of the Week
• Millikin graduate Blickensderfer named crew chief for RCR driver Jeff Burton
• Winter Commencement sends grads off with jobs, optimism for the future
• Students showcase choreography abilities during ‘Solstice'
• Millikin delivers gingerbread joy to DMH
• Provena Foundation awards medical research grant to Millikin MSN students
• Millikin Women Defeat Carroll
• Music teaching methods of alum Tom Miller garners attention, student accolades
• Millikin alum's music inspires "The Heart of Christmas"
• Millikin students' wishes come true at Pipe Dreams Studio Theatre
• Millikin Tabor alum and Trustee Scott Flora named new CEO of OmniGuide, Inc.
• Millikin's Wittrock named CCIW Swimmer of the Week
• It's a bang-up job: Come costumed if you want for Millikin percussion show
• Millikin-Decatur Symphony Orchestra pays tribute to the ‘Masters'
• Millikin Forum Promotes HIV Awareness
• Big Blue Women's Soccer shuts out Benedictine
• Smashing pianos is part of fundraiser for MU music fraternity
• Jack Hanna returns to Millikin with creatures to feature
• Millikin Volleyball Wins at Augustana
• U.S. Cellular announces HTC Flyer as newest tablet
• Millikin bands, ensembles have new venue for performances at Westminster
• Former assistant to President Bush is coming to Millikin
• Millikin's Brettschneider Named CCIW Player of the Week
• Field Goal Lifts Big Blue over Augustana
• Pipe Dreams Studio right setting for "A Lie of the Mind"
• MDSO Opening Night starts with "barn burners"
• Music alum Bradley Palmer returns for University Bands Concert
• Millikin's Arts & Entrepreneurship Program recognized in Huffington Post
• Recent Music alum Annie Kennedy releases first album, praises Millikin education
• Millikin's England Named CCIW Volleyball Player of the Week
• Millikin Education graduate nominated for IL teacher of the year
• Jeffcoat inaugurated as 14th President of Millikin University
• Millikin's Holmes named CCIW Golfer of the Week
• U.S. News & World Report lists Millikin as a "Best College"
• Theatre's Ordinary Days a slice of New York
• Millikin grad launches indie pop career in Nashville
• Big Blue win taken away in overtime
• MDSO Pops Concert marks official end of summer
• Millikin's Day of Remembrance to honor 10th anniversary of 9/11 attack
• Poetry and Music art forms celebrated at Millikin
• MDSO Labor Day Pops something to count on
• Long wait almost over for Big Blue football
• Senior Eric Burgett opens for Rodney Atkins at Farm Progress Show
• Back to School for Decatur - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Thumbs up to United Way Day of Action Volunteers
• 6' 8" VonNordeck joins Big Blue Basketball team, says Nadelhoffer good fit
• Manley Mallard teaches classical guitar to MU students
• English grad A.D. Carson'04 uses hip hop to teach, publish book
• Millikin's Pawsey recommends open communication for college roommates new and old
• Famed Chinese basketball coach visits Millikin Big Blue
• Princeton Review, Forbes name Millikin on Best Colleges lists
• Millikin & St. Mary's Hospital host healthcare practicum for Taiwanese students
• Stephanie Gates '12 out to cure gluten intollerance
• Millikin alum thriving as Broadway stage manager
• Andrew Purcell '12 spends summer as touring director for Missoula Children’s Theater
• Millikin academy helps budding entrepreneurs
• Adjunct music faculty member Leann Schuering named one of Decatur's "Top 20 Under 40"
• Master Class star Sierra Boggess '04 on charting course from Mermaid to the Phantom sequel
• Millikin graduate Brooks an 'amazing human specimen'
• Millikin University, St. Mary's Hospital partner to host 20 Taiwanese nursing students
• Millikin artist puts work and working effort on display
• Playbill.com interviews Sierra Boggess '04 about her new role in Broadway's "Master Class"
• Millikin Announces Spring Academic All-Conference Athletes
• Caterpillar, headed by CEO Doug Oberhelman '75, is absolutely crushing it
• Professionals aim to put an honest value on everything from family heirlooms to old stuff
• Stephen Frech authors fourth volume of poetry, “A Palace of Strangers is No City”
• Tamara Philbrick '04 stars in 'Dirty Rotten Scoundrels'
• Father-son combo realizes dream with restaurant near Millikin University
• Big Blue Football Announces Incoming Recruiting Class
• Blue Connection art gallery welcomes Kari Thornton as 2011 summer artist-in-residence
• Drew Nellessen '07 choreographs and co-directs production of ‘Chicago’
• Millikin University to host 2011 High School Leadership Academy July 7 and 8
• Etherton Adds to Big Blue Football Staff
• Tony Obrohta ’91: A little bit country, a little bit rock and roll
• Dr. Travis Stimeling discusses his new book on Austin's progressive country music scene
• School of Nursing director Deb Slayton comments on changes in nursing attire over time
• Macon County Fair 2011
• Millikin's Bronze Man Books takes publishing from the classroom to the business world
• Sherron Finishes in Ninth at NCAA Championships
• Spesard Misses Shot Put Finals at NCAA Championships
• 95Q Texaco Country Showdown
• Cox Leaving Millikin for Athletic Director Position
• Caterpillar CEO says Millikin grads are 'the best in the world'
• Sherron and Spesard Headed to NCAA DIII National Meet
• Millikin University students earn top rankings during Capsim Management Simulation
• Millikin professor Dr. Bobbi Gentry weighs in on reaction to legislative redistricting
• Dennis School and Millikin a good fit for collaboration
• Millikin named to President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
• Millikin coaches honored with CCIW "Coach of the Year" awards
• Sherri Crook named April 2011 Employee of the Month at Millikin University
• New Big Blue coach making an impression
• Residents weigh in favorably on proposal to make Dennis School a lab school for Millikin
• Summer 2011 camps and conferences at Millikin University
• Stephanie Gates '12 among elite group chosen as Society of Chemical Industry Scholars
• Prize will help Millikin students launch cheese-making business
• Millikin Men’s Golf Team Finishes in 14th at NCAA Championships
• Baseball Loses at Elmhurst
• Big Blue’s Bryan and Jeffers Honored by NFCA
• Big Blue Golfers Struggle in Round Three of NCAA Golf Tournament
• Former Big Blue Star Joanna Conner Joining Millikin Staff
• Millikin seniors create campus wellness program, track participants
• Millikin Wins Playoff to Stay Alive at the NCAA Championships
• Ryan Davis '10 to take cross-country bicycle trip to raise funds for MS research
• Millikin’s Hillen Earns All-Region Honors
• Millikin Has Up and Down Day at First Round of NCAA Championships
• Alan Held '81, sings on Met Opera radio broadcast
• Millikin professor Dan Monroe offers insight on impact of Bin Laden's death
• History students make presentations at 31st annual Illinois History Symposium
• Millikin Golfers Tied for Fifth After 12 holes
• Four Millikin Players Earn CCIW All-Conference Honors
• Millikin to hold spring commencement ceremonies May 21-22
• Millikin Men’s Golf Team Ready to Battle for NCAA Title
• Millikin Baseball Falls to Augustana
• Millikin Breaks Records and Sets Qualifying Marks at CCIW Championships
• Baseball Drops Two to Augustana
• Millikin Sets Two School Records at CCIW Track Championships
• Big Blue Man: Learn the story of Millikin University's founder, James Millikin
• Track Team Ready for CCIW Championships
• Friday's CCIW Tournament Action Delayed
• Big Blue Softball Knocked Out of CCIW Tournament
• Millikin SCORE Chapter #296 named Illinois “Chapter of the Year”
• Bands to rock Millikin for charity
• Big Blue Baseball Sweeps Knox
• Catch a sneak peak of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," showing through May 8
• Millikin to represent CCIW at 2011 NCAA Division III Men's Golf Championship
• Millikin exudes cultural influence
• Millikin announces winners of 18th annual Undergraduate Research Poster Symposium
• DeShawn Pendelton named 2010-2011 Employee of the Year
• More than a store, Blue Connection paves the way for student-run businesses at Millikin
• Fit for life: Alum publishes books about link between athletics and professional success
• Ready to transform Millikin
• Center for Entrepreneurship announces 2011 Business Creation Competition winners
• Meet Dr. Harold Jeffcoat, Millikin's 14th president
• Millikin's Etherton Named 2011 CCIW Men's Golf Coach of the Year
• Millikin students, faculty receive awards at annual Honors Convocation
• Millikin professor Dan Monroe offers insight on impact of Bin Laden's death
• Millikin's Etherton Named 2011 CCIW Men's Golf Coach of the Year
• 2011 CCIW Softball Tournament Information
• Millikin campus celebrates scholarly work of its students
• Baseball Falls at Carthage
• Softball Falls to North Central
• Millikin Track Sets Two NCAA Qualifying Marks
• Big Blue Golfers Win CCIW; Heading to NCAA Tournament
• Baseball Loses at Carthage
• Free Hot Dogs at Sunday’s Softball Game
• Millikin Softball Sweeps Wheaton to Claim CCIW Title
• Big Blue Golfers Maintain CCIW Lead
• Millikin Falls in Slugfest
• Big Blue Golfers Ready to Resume CCIW Championships
• Millikin Softball Drops Pair at Monmouth
• Center for Entrepreneurship to host 2011 Business Creation Competition
• Millikin University celebrates Greek Week 2011
• Millikin students to showcase scholarly efforts during fourth annual Day of Scholarship
• Eddleman and Livingood Set New Millikin Records
• Weather Shuffles Softball Schedule
• Baseball Splits at Elmhurst
• Hillen Wins Rain Shortened Tournament, Big Blue Take Second
• Saturday's Softball Game Postponed
• Saturday Softball Moved to 2 p.m.
• Rain Forces Baseball Schedule Changes
• Millikin fraternity raises money to aid ISU brothers whose house was destroyed by fire
• Millikin Golfers Shine at IC Invite
• Millikin Softball Sweeps Illinois Wesleyan
• Big Blue Golfers Crack Top 10 in National Rankings
• Bryan Named CCIW Softball Player of the Week
• Tuesday Softball Game Postponed
• Dr. Jay Hakes shares information on why energy matters during 2011 T.W. Samuels lecture
• Millikin names Etherton new Big Blue Head Football Coach
• Nadelhoffer named Millikin Head Men’s Basketball Coach
• Millikin speaker will urge better stewardship of energy
• Nadelhoffer Named Millikin Head Men’s Basketball Coach
• Millikin Names Etherton New Big Blue Head Football Coach
• Baseball Falls to Wheaton
• BASEBALL SCHEDULE CHANGES
• Millikin Softball Dominates Blackburn
• Millikin Women Win MU Big Blue Open, Men Finish in Second
• Millikin In First Place at CCIW Championships
• Millikin Baseball Loses to Wheaton
• Holmes Second at Millikin Spring Classic
• Sunday Softball Moved to 3 p.m.
• Round One of Millikin Classic Complete
• Millikin Third After Round 1 of CCIW Championships
• Big Blue Softball Loses to Aurora
• Friday Softball at Wash U. Postponed
• Millikin Names Winter Academic All-Conference Athletes
• Friday's Baseball Game Moved to 6 p.m.
• Cousteau son brings concern for oceans to Midwest
• Big Blue Baseball Loses to North Central
• Big Blue Golfers Up One Spot in DIII Rankings
• Millikin Softball Falls at Fontbonne
• WCIU Chicago interviews Allison Lackey '09 about appearance on BBC America reality series
• Kitterman Named CCIW Softball Player of the Week
• Millikin students to showcase research, creative efforts during annual Day of Scholarship
• Wednesday's Baseball Now at 3 p.m.
• Big Blue Golfers Compete at McNaughton Memorial
• Art, healing come together at second Blue Connection location
• Millikin Cheerleading Tryouts Announced
• Oak Terrance Spring Invitational
• Monday's JV Baseball Postponed
• Stacey Weidner receives Hollis Prize for music excellence; will perform Chicago recital
• Millikin Softball Sweeps North Park
• North Park Defeats Big Blue
• Millikin Track Wraps Up Meet at WIU
• Big Blue Baseball Falls to North Park
• Millikin Softball Sweeps Carthage
• Big Blue Golfers Set School Record Winning Big Blue Classic
• Saturday's Baseball Start Time Moved to 3 p.m.
• Big Blue Track Competes at WIU
• Millikin Men’s Golfers Lead Big Blue Spring Classic
• Ian Liberto '05 joins Papermill Playhouse production of "Curtains"
• Millikin faculty member Julialicia Case wins University of New Orleans writing contest
• April 7 Softball Postponed
• Allison Lackey '09: A Royal-crazy Yank in London in BBC's 'Royally Mad'
• Big Blue Golfers Climb in DIII Rankings
• Millikin Men’s Golf Second at Taylor Invitational
• Big Blue Baseball Drops Doubleheader at North Central
• Millikin senior Aubrie Cox named guest editor for Haijinx magazine
• Mirinda Rothrock '04 hits the ground running as new Decatur Chamber executive
• Millikin Men’s Golf in Third After First Round at Taylor
• Millikin experts weigh in on subject of cyber bullying
• Millikin professor Mary Garrison named a Social Worker of the Year by national association
• Millikin University introduces 14th president, Dr. Harold Jeffcoat
• Millikin Takes Fifth at Illinois College
• Millikin Baseball Loses to IWU 4-2
• Big Blue Softball Sweeps Augustana
• Millikin Track Has Solid Day at EIU
• Big Blue Golfers Second at IWU Invite
• Big Blue Baseball Drops Doubleheader
• Millikin Softball Splits with Bluejays
• Eddleman Sets Millikin Record in Hammer
• Men’s Golf Second After Round One at IWU
• Game Time Correction
• Big Blue Baseball Loses at Illinois College
• Millikin University, Dennis School exploring partnership
• Dr. Michael Luxner named “Conductor of the Year” by the Illinois Council of Orchestras
• Millikin Baseball Falls in 11
• Blue Connection art gallery celebrates the life of Mark Twain
• Millikin's Hillen earns CCIW Men's Golfer of the Week honors
• Millikin’s Men’s Golf Ranked 23rd
• Millikin capital campaign gets potential $11.5 million boost from Caterpillar
• Historic donation for Millikin
• Millikin announces potential $11.5 million dollar pledge, largest in school’s history
• Men's Golf at Maryville Cancelled
• Millikin students portray crises to encourage discussion
• Big Blue Softball at Fontbonne Postponed
• Millikin Opens Outdoor Track and Field Season
• Big Blue Golfers Win Evangel Invite
• Big Blue Men’s Golf Leading at Evangel Invitational
• Saturday’s Softball Game at Washington University Postponed
• Allison Lackey '09 featured in U.S. News series, "Cover Letters That Worked"
• Broadway's Carey Anderson '01 and Sierra Boggess '04 take part in relief effort for Japan
• Arts & Entrepreneurship program announces events to celebrate the life of Mark Twain
• Millikin Softball Rolls Over Robert Morris
• Millikin University to host “Tunnel of Oppression” to demonstrate society's injustices
• Millikin Baseball Downs Blackburn
• Author Ayuel Leek Deng, a “Lost Boy of Sudan,” to present 2011 James W. Moore Lecture
• Dr. Jay E. Hakes to present 2011 T.W. Samuels Lecture
• Millikin students take on Dante
• Big Blue Softball Splits Final Day in Florida
• Millikin Baseball Splits on Final Day in Florida
• Live Stats Available for Friday Softball
• Big Blue Softball Splits
• Big Blue Baseball Falls to Skidmore
• Millikin Baseball Splits with Nichols
• Big Blue Baseball Loses to Wisconsin Lutheran
• Millikin Softball Wins Two in Flordia
• Millikin's Strang Named CCIW Softball Player of the Week
• Big Blue Baseball Drops Pair in Florida
• Up and Down Day for Millikin Softball Team
• Grammy-nominated platinum recording artist Sara Bareilles to perform at Millikin Big Event
• Millikin Softball Splits in Opening Action in Florida
• Big Blue Win Millikin Spring Opener Golf Tournament
• Millikin Softball Sweeps Rhodes
• Big Blue Lead Millikin Spring Opener After Round 1
• Live Video Feed Available of March 15 Baseball in Florida
• Friday's Baseball Game Postponed
• Millikin Softball Opens Season with Southern Swing
• Millikin to Host Fontbonne on March 11
• Johnson Named Millikin Head Women’s Soccer Coach
• Millikin Baseball Wins Season Opener
• Jones Named Men’s Soccer Coach at Millikin University
• Millikin Spring Opener Moved
• Boyd Third at NCC Last Chance Meet
• Lindsey Named Tennis Coach
• Allison Lackey '09 cast as part of BBC America reality series, "Royally Mad"
• Millikin’s Krich Named Head Coach at the University of La Verne
• Millikin Softball’s Memphis Tourney Postponed
• Millikin University welcomes Tonight Show host Jay Leno for biannual Goodheart event
• Millikin, CCIW Announce Academic All-Conference Athletes
• Millikin Set to Open Softball Season
• Neibuhr Resigns as Millikin Head Football Coach
• Millikin Sets Two School Records at CCIW Championships
• Millikin Men’s Basketball Program Looking for New Coach
• Boyd Claims CCIW Championship
• Big Blue Women Fall in CCIW Tourney
• Millikin’s Wildman and Robert Earn All-Conference Honors
• Big Blue’s Taylor Named to All-Conference Third Team
• Millikin to Provide Audio Broadcast of CCIW Tourney
• Millikin University to host second Interdisciplinary Faculty Conference
• Millikin Track and Field Ready for CCIW Championships
• Millikin Men Lose 85-82
• Millikin Women Down Elmhurst
• Millikin students earning their way to a trip to Italy
• Big Blue’s Wittrock Swims to Fourth Place Finish
• Millikin Men Edged at Carthage 55-53
• Big Blue Track Turns in Strong Showing at Purdue
• Big Blue Women Win to Secure Third Place in CCIW
• Wittrock Seventh at CCIW Championships
• Wittrock Advances To CCIW Finals
• Millikin alums carved niche in Decatur's black history
• Four Millikin Swimmers Make B Finals on Day One of CCIW Championships
• Four Big Blue Swimmers Advance to Finals at CCIW Championships
• Follow Big Blue Basketball at Carthage
• Millikin Men Lose to Wheaton
• Wheaton Overtakes Big Blue Women’s Basketball
• Big Blue Swimmers Ready to Compete at CCIW Championships
• Olivier nominee Sierra Boggess '04 to take Broadway's 'Master Class'
• Indoor Track Season Continues at Monmouth Invite
• Big Blue Women Upset by Augustana
• Millikin Men Fall to #5 Augustana
• Millikin University Men’s Golf Ready to Battle for Conference Title
• Millikin’s Trusner Honored by Equipment Managers’ Association
• Millikin Lose at Illinois Wesleyan
• Millikin Athletes Raise Money for Youth Sports Programs
• Millikin professor David Horn discusses National Bird-Feeding Month
• Millikin Women Fall at Illinois Wesleyan
• Game Times Set For Feb. 22 Makeup Games
• Illinois school plays market and wins
• Sierra Boggess '04 receives Olivier award nomination for excellence in London theatre
• Big Blue Track & Field Competes at IWU
• Millikin Women Escape North Central 59-58
• Big Blue Men Fall to North Central
• Design drives innovative renovation at Millikin University
• Millikin’s Wildman Named to Academic All-District Second Team
• Co-workers times two: Millikin professors take love of music to New Zealand opera house
• Millikin students get financial experience with Student-Managed Fund
• Wednesday's Men's Basketball Postponed
• Tuesday's Women's Basketball Postponed
• Severe weather alert
• Millikin University celebrates Black History Month
• Millikin Track Fifth—Spesard Sets School Record
• Wilson Shines for Millikin at Principia Invite
• Big Blue Men Lose to North Park
• Millikin Women Down North Park
• Millikin vigil speaks to Martin Luther King Jr.'s love, vision for America
• Millikin University Fraternity and Sorority Life announces formal recruitment
• Millikin students earn money for the university, experience through real-world investing
• Big Blue Men Fall at Wheaton
• Millikin Lose in Final Seconds at Wheaton
• Millikin to host iSMARTgirls camp, exploring math, science and technology
• Tabor School of Business offering Management degree in accelerated evening format
• Basketball Doubleheader at Wheaton Available Online
• CALLING SERIOUS TALENT
• Millikin Indoor Track Resumes Season
• Big Blue Men Fall to Carthage 64-49
• Millikin Women Rally to Defeat Carthage
• Volunteers & Independant Contractors Needed
• Big Blue Swimmers Fall in Dual Meet with Illinois Wesleyan
• Millikin alum Alison Ewing starring in national tour of Mamma Mia!
• Millikin Men Fall at Augustana
• Big Blue Swimmers Dominate Illinois College
• Millikin Basketball Teams to Fight Cancer with the 2011 PinkZone Event
• Millikin alum Mirinda Rothrock selected as president of Decatur Chamber of Commerce
• Big Blue Women Win at Augustana
• Live Stats Available for Basketball Games at Augustana
• Big Blue Men Lose at North Central
• Millikin Women Pick Up Road Victory at North Central
• Millikin Swims Past Illinois College
• Millikin professor gives tips for enhanced bird-feeding experiences in "Outdoor Illinois"
• National Bird-Feeding Society at Millikin University hosts National Bird-Feeding Month
• Track Big Blue at North Central
• Millikin Men Lose to #19 Illinois Wesleyan
• Millikin Women’s Basketball Falls to #9 Illinois Wesleyan
• Millikin Women’s Basketball Team to Assist with Food Drive
• Millikin Men Lose at North Park
• Big Blue Women Survive at North Park 67-60
• Center for Entrepreneurship and Girl Scouts partner to host iSMARTgirls Discovery Camp
• North Park Offering Live Stats for Saturday’s Basketball Games
• Millikin alum Georgann Coleman appearing on Food Network reality series
• Beyster Institute honors Millikin pair
• Vintage toys, dolls highlight Millikin's winter antiques show
• Big Blue Men Drop Conference Opener
• Millikin Women Open CCIW with a Victory
• All the right moves: Wildman's success comes from her expanding post game
• Follow Big Blue Basketball Action at Elmhurst
• Big Blue Men Lose to Clarke 75-68
• Millikin Men Fall in Double Overtime
• Millikin Women Score Road Victory
• Big Blue Men Lose in Tournament Action
• Immersion course inspires Lauren VanderPluym ’07 to share experience with high schoolers
• Pruemer Joins Millikin Women’s Basketball Team
• Big Blue Men’s Basketball Struggle in Road Loss
• Millikin Begins Search for New Soccer Coaches
• Millikin's Wildman named CCIW Women's Basketball Player of the Week
• Millikin’s Wilson Plays in All-American Poll
• Follow Big Blue Road Basketball Action
• Millikin Women’s Basketball Rolls Over Blackburn
• Millikin Men Fall at Adrian
• Big Blue Women Defeat Wisconsin Lutheran 67-54
• UC San Diego’s Beyster Institute awards grant to entrepreneurship faculty at Millikin
• Millikin graduate fulfills faith brother had in him during dark times
• Millikin nursing instructor Debra Jenkins receives Illinois Nurse Educator Fellowship
• Retiring Millikin President Doug Zemke lauded for personal touch, enthusiasm for school
• Robert Lifts Big Blue to Win Over Fontbonne
• Millikin Women Down Illinois College
• Millikin’s Wilson Named to D3Football.com’s All-North Region Second Team
• Millikin Women Upset #8 DePauw 65-59
• Big Blue Swimmers Conclude DePauw Invitational
• Millikin Men’s Basketball Loses at Aurora
• Millikin Swimmers at DePauw Invite
• Big Blue Open Indoor Track Season
• Follow Men’s Basketball Action at Aurora
• Millikin presents ‘Dead Man's Cell Phone' at Pipe Dreams
• Matchbooks featured subject of photographic art show at Millikin's Blue Connection
• Lauren Elaine Taylor '06 takes stage as Rizzo in touring ‘Grease’ production
• Christian singer Matthew West '99 debuts new Christmas single
• Millikin attempting new twists on the same Vespers story
• Golden Gate, a new musical by playwrights Kooman and Dimond, gets reading at Millikin
• Millikin Men Defeat Robert Morris-Springfield
• Lauren Elaine Taylor '06 starring as Rizzo in national tour of "Grease"
• Millikin Women Fall in Overtime
• Millikin Winter Commencement set for December 12
• 2010 Vespers at Millikin preview
• Pipe Dreams management gets valuable advice from alumni theatre pros during Chicago trip
• Millikin junior Julia Robert named CCIW Women's Basketball Player of the Week
• Corey Anderson '01 appearing in "Burlesque," starring Cher and Christina Aguilera
• Millikin's Robert named CCIW Women's Basketball Player of the Week
• Millikin group to perform in "Winter Voices: An A Cappella Holiday" on Dec. 1
• Artist gives ‘aerial view’ of many music genres to Millikin students
• Millikin Men Fall at Rose-Hulman
• Live Stats Available for Men’s Game at Rose-Hulman
• Millikin Men Lose to Franklin 74-62
• Big Blue Women Knock Off #3 Wisconsin-Stevens Point
• Big Blue Men’s Game at Indianapolis Cancelled
• Live Stats Available for Big Blue Women at Stevens Point
• Doug Oberhelman '75 named one of FORTUNE magazine's Top People in Business for 2010
• Center for Entrepreneurship receives $440,000 grant from Coleman Foundation
• James Ballowe '54 uses Christmas 'as a cultural index' to Illinois
• Professor wins Fulbright fellowship in Poland
• Joe Machota '93 named one of Broadway's 50 Most Powerful People
• Millikin Women Lose to Marian University
• Millikin Swimming Finished Fourth at IWU
• Millikin Men Lose Season Opener
• Millikin Women Fall to UW-Eau Claire
• Millikin Athletes to Raise Money for Youth Sports Programs
• Biology professor David Horn discusses winter bird watching
• Ex-Texas Wesleyan president Jeffcoat to head Millikin University
• Millikin Scores Overtime Victory at Carroll
• Millikin volleyball player Kelsy England '12 named to AVCA All-America Team
• Millikin University names Harold G. Jeffcoat as its next president
• Drive-thru service at People's Church of God Angelfood
• England Named to AVCA All-America Team
• Millikin seniors Dion Wilson and Brian Blomquist earn CCIW All-Conference football honors
• Wilson and Blomquist Earn CCIW All-Conference Football Honors
• Follow Big Blue Women in Season Opener at Carroll
• Millikin Seniors Put Names in Millikin Record Book
• Dr. Harold G. Jeffcoat to serve as Millikin University’s 14th president
• Collegiate DECA helps give Millikin business students a confidence boost
• Millikin students gain empathy for homeless through 'box city' overnight
• Students' creations get professional treatment during Millikin's high school art show
• Millikin Swimmers Take Fourth at Monmouth Invite
• Two Big Blue Runners Compete at NCAA Regionals
• Millikin Football Falls to Wheaton in Season Finale
• DI Akron Zips Past Big Blue
• Millikin University professor awarded second career Fulbright fellowship
• Millikin student Johnny Dwyer '11 arranges progressive rock epic for orchestra
• Millikin’s England Named to AVCA All-Region Team
• Record Setting Year for Big Blue Volleyball Team
• Millikin musical theatre program recognized in U.S. News blog
• Millikin’s Price Earns CCIW All-Conference Men’s Soccer Honors
• Millikin University to welcome holiday season with 52nd annual Vespers
• Millikin students to simulate homelessness at campus event
• Kiick Named CCIW Coach of the Year
• Big Blue Land Four on CCIW All-Conference Women’s Soccer Team
• Millikin Swimming Falls to Lincoln College
• Millikin Football Defeats North Park
• Millikin Upset in CCIW Semifinals
• Millikin Swimming Loses at Rose-Hulman
• Millikin students join with community members to highlight homeless in Decatur
• Craig Janssen named October 2010 Employee of the Month at Millikin
• Millikin’s Barringer and McNeely Earn Academic All-District Honors
• Millikin Women’s Golf Team Names Letter Winners
• Millikin’s England Earns Academic All-District Honors
• School of Education receives full national accreditation from NCATE
• Millikin to Host CCIW Volleyball Tournament
• Kelsey Lee '11 among top college students honored by Lincoln Academy of Illinois
• Big Blue Soccer Falls in CCIW Tournament
• Millikin Volleyball Advances to CCIW Tournament
• Wittrock Named CCIW Swimmer of the Week
• Millikin's Ott CCIW Volleyball Player of the Week
• Douglas Oberhelman '75 takes over as chairman for Caterpillar
• Millikin community weighs in on voter turnout, midterm elections
• Three questions with Aubrie Cox, senior English literature and creative writing major
• Women’s Soccer at Wheaton in CCIW Semifinals
• England Sets Season Kill Record
• Millikin Volleyball Wins Two in Tennessee
• Volleyball Play-In Match Set
• Millikin Men’s Soccer Falls at Wheaton
• Millikin to Show Volleyball Play-In Round Match
• Big Blue Football Falls at Illinois Wesleyan
• Millikin Women’s Swimming Wins at Monmouth
• Big Blue Swimmers Fall to Augustana
• Julie Roe Lach '97 named NCAA vice president of enforcement
• Millikin Cross Country at CCIW Championships
• Aitken brings a taste of the musical world to Millikin students
• Millikin Women’s Soccer Edged by Wheaton
• Millikin political science professor Bobbi Gentry weighs in on the 2010 midterm elections
• Millikin Volleyball Splits in Memphis Tournament
• Big Blue’s Fourth Quarter Rally Falls Short
• Millikin Women Take Second in Swimming Opener
• Millikin Women’s Soccer Wins at North Park
• Big Blue Men Fall at North Park
• Millikin Sweeps Volleyball Player of the Week Award
• Romano Named CCIW Women's Soccer Player of the Week
• Millikin Downs Elmhurst in Women’s Soccer 2-1
• Millikin Men’s Soccer Falls to Elmhurst 2-1
• Big Blue Claim CCIW Volleyball Championship
• CCIW Preseason Basketball Polls Released
• Follow Millikin Soccer Action at Wheaton
• Millikin Men’s Soccer Shutouts Lake Forest 4-0
• Women's Soccer at Concordia Postponed
• Letters to the editor for Sunday, Sept. 19, 2010
• Births for Sunday, Sept. 19, 2010
• Diggin' in: Fall vegetables to plant now
• Column: Rams fans just need to see a few victories
• Review: Post-Koppel, 'Nightline' has multiple anchors, barely scratches the surface
• Movie 'reboots' are the latest fad in Hollywood
• New book urges quilters to 'Dare to Be Square'
• Big Blue Women’s Soccer Wins at Carthage
• Millikin Men’s Soccer Lose at Carthage
• Column: Roger Ebert's return to TV: Will it be thumbs up or down?
• Inflammatory bowel disease in kids is on a mysterious rise
• Opinion: If GOP gains majority, it will need to focus
• Quest for 'Barefoot Bandit' reward elusive
• Millikin Football Loses at North Central
• Millikin Volleyball Loses Twice in California
• High-tech gadget transforming college teaching and learning
• Sirius XM CEO still confident Howard Stern will sign new deal
• Affleck fought cliches for 'The Town'
• Column: What will the Eagles do if Michael Vick wins?
• Fresh ideas for fresh tomatoes
• Mad Money: owners and players preparing for labor battle after 2010
• Review: HBO's Boardwalk Empire' is intoxicating television
• Fall books preview: Jonathan Franzen, Nicole Krauss, Michael Connelly, Philip Roth, Scarlett Thomas & more
• Recent deaths of college athletes have spurred more rigorous sickle cell screening
• Study: Hand sanitizers ineffective in warding off flu, cold viruses
• Millikin Hosts Wright Classic Cross Country
• Millikin Volleyball Win Streak Stopped at 22
• Dear Abby: Mother-in-law with keys makes herself at home
• Dr. Donohue: Kidney stones, weak bones present treatment challenge
• Tomatoes of all sizes, colors tempt tasters
• Cook's Choice: Panzanella is 'food for kings'
• Review: Evert-Navratilova documentary premiering on ESPN
• Big Blue Volleyball in California: Tournament Information
• Follow Big Blue Football Action at North Central
• Big Blue’s Wildman Earns Preseason Honors
• Millikin Women’s Tennis Team Names Letter Winners
• Millikin professor chartering bus for comedian-sponsored gatherings in D.C.
• Big Blue Women’s Soccer Loses to #4 Illinois Wesleyan
• Lake Land College sees record fall enrollment
• Comptroller candidates seek more transparency for TIF districts
• Combining city's arts efforts could be solution to saving Lincoln Square Theatre
• Births for Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010
• PHOTOS: Eisenhower Volleyball vs. MacArthur
• PAPPAS
• PACK
• JONES
• Memorable Montana: Glacier National Park's the spot for family's annual trek
• Big Blue Volleyball Wins 21st Straight
• Millikin Men’s Soccer Falls to Illinois Wesleyan
• Adult education programs help pave a path to learning and success
• Jimmy John's manager
• A winning combination
• Dr. Donohue: Experimental treatments limited to a few patients
• Dear Abby: Widowed spouses find comfort in each other
• Singers to shape notes in Taylorville this weekend
• Local authors to be on hand at Monticello Celebration
• Juvae Jazz Society moves its fund-raising act indoors
• Fallstrom: Lost dog's return nothing short of a miracle
• Ngozi Onuora inducted into Illinois State University's Alumni Hall of Fame
• Millikin Women’s Soccer Falls to #6 Augustana
• Allison Lackey '09: "Networking is the name of the game"
• Big Blue Men Fall 1-0
• Senior Dian Romonosky spends summer conducting research at Washington State University
• Millikin Women’s Golf Fourth at CCIW Championships
• Millikin Moves Up in AVCA Rankings
• Turnovers Prove Costly for Big Blue Football
• Christian singer Matthew West '99 gives voice to the stories of thousands
• Meet Millikin University's President: Douglas E. Zemke
• Big Blue Men’s Golf Leading at Maryville Invite
• Column: Don't judge me by my curb appeal
• Faculty 411: A sit-down with youth voting expert Bobbi Gentry
• Millikin Women’s Soccer Cruises Past MacMurray
• Historical fiction a new avenue for local writer LeCrone
• ‘All My Sons' makes big issues personal: Miller's postwar drama showing at Albert Taylor
• Millikin Men’s Golf Takes Second at Maryville Invite
• Paul Lidy named September 2010 Employee of the Month at Millikin
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. outlines energy vision during Millikin's 2010 Ewing lecture
• Big Blue Women’s Soccer Picks Up Conference Victory
• Former Chicago Bear Doug Plank talks to Millikin students about success
• Millikin’s Cardott Named CCIW Volleyball Players of the Week
• Millikin University celebrates Homecoming 2010 Sept. 27-Oct. 3
• Millikin Volleyball Breaks into National Rankings
• Millikin alum Joelle Charbonneau returns to campus with her fifth first novel
• Big Blue Volleyball Rolls Past Thunder
• September is International Month at Millikin University
• CCIW JV Volleyball Tournament Moved
• Sarah Evans '02 named one of the 100 Most Powerful Women on Twitter
• Big Blue Football at Carthage Available on the Radio and Internet
• Popular Millikin band, "The Rift," to reunite for gig during Homecoming 2010
• Big Blue Women’s Soccer Downs Principia
• English professor cherishes teaching at Millikin
• Millikin Women’s Golf in Third at CCIW Championships
• Millikin American Chemical Society chapter receives honors from national organization
• Big Blue Women’s Golf in Fourth at CCIW Championships
• Study: Women navigate motherhood differently than in the past
• Many suffering joint pain say gin-soaked raisins give relief
• Problems surround charity started by football legend Sayers
• Rosanne Cash walks her own line
• Column: The most macho ladies to ever grace the big screen
• Makers of Tums celebrate 80 years of business
• Illinois about average for eating fruit, veggies
• Winfrey promises must-see events in her farewell to broadcast TV
• Pop star Sara Bareilles finds her focus finally
• Zombies lumber into university curriculum
• Carnivorous plants losing ground in the U.S.
• Spagnuolo is back for more as he tries to revive the Rams
• Ice rink planned on 94th floor of Hancock building
• Martha Plimpton a grandmother? Yes, in new Fox series
• Existence of rare red fox is confirmed
• As the world stops turning, we honor its supercouples
• Dr. Donohue: Lung nodules checked for cancer
• Twitter hack attack hits home for AP writer
• Clint Eastwood as Superman or James Bond? 'It could have happened,' he says
• Column: Reggie Bush, give back that Heisman
• Satellite environmental monitoring may 'die from neglect'
• Martz's offenses have worked in past but also have sputtered
• Column: Why did so few specialty films cross over this summer?
• Fans are go for Power Rangers comeback
• This year, flu vaccine recommended for all
• Seminar seeks to help people find the love and spiritual health within
• Fall music releases coming
• Legal logjam leaving judges' seats empty in federal courts
• It's a long shot, but Senate's now in GOP sights
• NFL tries to make fans feel more at home, and get them out of the home
• Vikings' Adrian Peterson confident he's solved fumbling issues
• Column: Enjoy NFL 2010 because there may not be an NFL 2011
• Dr. Donohue: Surgery often is the answer for stabbing face pain
• Dear Abby: Florida transplant finds too many implants
• Haunted Decatur Ghost Tours
• Amount of child support collected from jobless benefits jumps
• Man hit, killed by semitruck on I-57
• Musicians persevere through wind at Labor Day Pops Concert
• Schools value field trips even as state money runs low
• Support evident during Decatur's Labor Day parade
• Labor Day Parade
• Lincoln Square Theatre looking for direction as it tries to move forward
• Lincoln Square Theatre
• A comprehensive study of U.S. congregations points to some changes
• CONTACT
• KOESTER
• GEIKEN
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• Letters to the Editor for Monday, Sept. 6, 2010
• State's failures cost taxpayers millions more
• Births for Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010
• Buggy ride at the cheese festival
• Facebook juror gets homework assignment from judge
• Column: Extended NFL schedule risks injuries and overexposure
• Central Florida gives birth to a Christian film industry
• She & Him: It's not all about Zooey anymore
• How to deal with pesky hiccups, nosebleeds and shivers
• State's failures cost taxpayers millions more
• Births for Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010
• Buggy ride at the cheese festival
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• Facebook juror gets homework assignment from judge
• Column: Extended NFL schedule risks injuries and overexposure
• Helena teen accidentally texts sheriff to buy pot
• At 84, Jerry Lewis is still going the distance
• Column: Bristol Palin dances away with the buzz
• Fish oil may not be much of a heart-saver for those who've already had a heart attack
• A comprehensive study of U.S. congregations points to some changes
• Opinion: 'The Town,' The Tempest' among 10 films we're falling for
• Column: Is America ready for a new 'life stage'?
• Beware the Jackie Chan seal of approval
• Central Florida gives birth to a Christian film industry
• Column: The stale rom-com genre could use a blast from its own past
• She & Him: It's not all about Zooey anymore
• Danny Trejo brings a career's worth of bad-guy swagger to a good-guy role
• How to deal with pesky hiccups, nosebleeds and shivers
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• Births for Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010
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• Community needs to welcome center
• Letters to the editor for Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010
• ICC report questions costs, timing of proposed Taylorville Energy Center
• CAT dedicates new Arkansas road grader facility; Decatur pinning hopes on mining truck production
• Ranking college football teams, from 1 to 25
• Column: Fifty things to ponder about college football
• Decatur Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Nostalgia keeps enthusiasts coming back to train fair each year
• Shooting his age: At 97, Fran Rush still on top of his golf game
• Millikin staff, students launch new physical, mental health program
• Decatur man convicted of raping 17-year-old girl
• South Macon EMT injured by Blue Mound emergency vehicle
• Archer Daniels Midland Co. donates $1.3 million to Central Illinois schools
• Inquest rules trench, motorcycle deaths to be accidents
• Coroner's jury rules Ishmael Adams death a homicide; two defendants have court hearing
• Baxter helps homeowners lower their property taxes
• Man faces attempted murder, weapons charges following chase across Decatur
• Dudley/McCarter debate
• ADM donating $1.3 million to schools, education initiatives
• Performer tames horses in the Lord's name
• Signs of progress visible as St. Mary's moves through phase one of expansion
• Decatur School District sees No Child Left Behind progress; enrollment down slightly this fall
• State senate candidates McCarter, Dudley trade barbs during first debate
• Park district's before- and after-school program helps make learning fun
• Police searching for three suspects in cell phone store robbery
• Corn syrup producers want sweeter name: corn sugar
• Lake Land sets fall enrollment record
• St. Mary's Hospital construction progressing
• Live tweets from today's debate
• Park Kids program enrapturing participants
• Top five are in; candidate to start work as crossing guard
• Opening arguments heard as trial opens in 2008 rape case
• Subway frequent robbery target, so owner takes precautions
• Budget process heats up before Macon County Board panel
• Grandparents Day draws a crowd at St. Teresa
• No sign yet of the boa in Maroa; odds of survival sink as temperatures drop
• Garfield garden yields ingredients for homemade salsa
• Paint recycling program so popular, two more collection days set
• Adult education programs help pave a path to learning and success
• State board alters landfill plan; most Macon County requirements sustained
• Craftsmen show how the pioneers got 'er done
• Entertainer Chris Camp puts on Wild West show with snap
• PHOTOS: Rock Springs Prairie Celebration
• Giannoulias, Simon campaign in Decatur at labor event
• Cruisers remember 9/11, honor veterans and current military
• Richland expo offers options for small farm operations
• Business Blueprint: McGorray's Indoor Golf & Grille creators enjoy sweet success
• Beaman tries to rebuild life after murder conviction is overturned, charges dropped
• Old King's Orchard competing online for $250,000 grant
• Imboden Creek Gardens to host Grandparents Day activities today
• State, defense agree on evidence testing methods in Beason case
• Inspiring Decatur golfer inspired by others at tournament for amputees
• Owner hopes to put Forsyth Village Antique Mall on the map
• Millikin students help musical's writers to get new show ready
• Judge to rule on hearsay evidence in death of Dawn Marquis
• PHOTOS: Area departments battle Blue Mound fire
• Amid complaints, city manager puts garbage overhaul plan on hold
• Rock Springs mini-camps bring children, adults a little closer to nature
• Macon County Board revamps planning commission
• Okaw Valley High School brings back car decorating contest for homecoming
• Distracted driving demonstration at Richland shows danger of texting or drinking and driving
• Human Service Agency Consortium meeting hears presentation on human trafficking, modern-day slavery
• Candidates for 101st state House District meet in first debate
• Fire destroys Blue Mound mobile home; resident critical of fire department response
• Man arrested just before prison release after DNA allegedly links him to rape case
• Walk a Hound, Lose a Pound
• Pair of women's conferences coming up locally
• Car hits train on Wyckles Road; driver not hurt seriously
• Decatur Township assessor seeks more money to retain temporary workers
• Speaker tells local gathering that lawmakers know taxes will need to go up to cover deficit
• Grain truck crashes into State Bank of Niantic on U.S. 36
• Blue Mound Fire
• Fire destroys mobile home in Blue Mound
• Truck crashes into State Bank of Niantic
• Fire at former Cohn's Furniture warehouse
• Raw video:Train and car collision on Wyckles Rd.
• Patriotic quilt to be raffled for World War II Memorial fundraiser
• Accident on Wyckles Rd.
• Mobile uploads: Warehouse fire on William St.
• Fire at former Cohn's Furniture warehouse
• Truck crashes into State Bank of Niantic
• Macon County budget hearings move along without a hitch
• Forsyth putting finishing touches on strategic plans
• Public finds little to like in Decatur proposals for garbage, recycling
• Former acrobat finds a niche as a firefighter
• Decatur man arrested for holding five captive
• Decatur men found with counterfeit bills
• Angelfood Ministries at Peoples Church of God
• Decatur council set to examine garbage, recycling proposals
• Schools value field trips even as state money runs low
• Support evident during Decatur's Labor Day parade
• Lincoln Square Theatre looking for direction as it tries to move forward
• Musicians persevere through wind at Labor Day Pops Concert
• Man goes from the trapeze to the fire station
• Victim's report leads to his own arrest
• School district seeks administrator for health plan
• Rabid readers make annual pilgrimage to Civic Center
• Broadcast service keeps the blind informed, entertained
• Legislative debates slated at Decatur Tech Academy
• Making math matter
• Victim's report leads to his own arrest
• Police find AK-47 while searching for robber
• Crazy for cheese: Arthur draws crowds craving dairy goodness
• Maurice Davis begins run in Macon County State's Attorney's office
• Little Dawgs honor Adam Carter by retiring No. 33
• Legislators feeling sting of Illinois' deadbeat ways
• Felicia Page finds niche in Macon County State's Attorney's office
• PHOTOS: Arthur Cheese Festival
• Decatur native shares experiences of college year in Japan with Northwest Christian Campus students
• Warrensburg-Latham accepts resignation of football coach and science teacher David Hanson
• Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center's new Prairie Pavilion adds welcome space
• Millikin officials happy with campus response following false gunshot report
• Little Dawgs to retire jersey of Adam Carter, who lost his fight with cancer
• Former Cash Valve chairman Dean Madden dies at 88
• Small farms, big results: Richland ag expo to demonstrate possibilities all around us
• Decatur police say they have found one suspect in CVS pharmacy robbery
• Johnathon Watters pleads not guilty to charges he used van to run over two people
• Macon County health officials continue vigilence against West Nile virus
• Jered Shofner sworn in as DeWitt County sheriff
• Police arrest two, confiscate 33 pounds of marijuana following Logan County traffic stop, chase
• Taylorville Energy Center plan gets boost from Durbin's support
• Garbage, recycling services up for 'wholesale change' in Decatur
• Millikin math professor James Rauff lives for the 'ah, ha' moments from students
• Teen charged with attempt on boy's life
• Credit union employee arrested for alleged theft of more than $150,000
• Central Illinois authorities team up with Secret Service in counterfeiting investigation
• Grandparents Essay Contest
• New garbage proposal
• Student essays show love of grandparents in preparation for festival
• Pool hall robbed twice, possibly by same suspect
• Amish Country Cheese Festival runs Labor Day weekend in Arthur
• Coles Community Health Center opens in Mattoon
• Some Mount Zion High School parents upset over $40 parking fee for students
• Park district peeks into future of Decatur Airport, considers naming rights, one less runway
• Boa missing in Maroa; residents warned to be watchful
• Dennis School's sense of family passes from class to class in its 100-year history
• Counterfeit $20 bills lead to arrest of Arcola pair
• College and Career Center will help students plot their paths after high school
• Madigan says Democrats face tough economy in election, but party's record is solid
• Dudley using online poll to determine where he will volunteer time at local businesses
• Brady says small businesses key to jobs growth; predicts 'new crop of leaders' for Illinoi
• Eastern Illinois University ROTC cadets take plunge into pool as part of training
• Millikin begins sifting through nearly 80 resumes in search for next president
• Alliance plans to stick with FutureGen 2.0
• Two arrested for alleged theft of plasma cutter from Rural King
• State set to award Lottery management to foreign-owned companies
• Richland seeks to make most of sequestration training center
• First College and Career Center in Macon County officially opens
• These girls are on a roll
• Sadowski honored for 55 years of service to South Wheatland department
• Alliance expected to meet on FutureGen participation
• TJ invites students from other schools to join its show choir
• State regulators prepared to release Tenaska report
• Finance Committee approves upgrade to property search program
• Man held on child abduction charges
• Radio control top guns gather in Monticello
• Mueller employee takes work, life one day at a time
• Church volunteers fan out in community to help those in need during Miracle Day
• Stick With Your Kids rallies families, schools for start of new year
• Partnership Park gives kids chance to experience a small farm in the big city
• DeWitt County Sheriff Roger Massey retiring early, will focus on real estate sales
• Long Creek Vineyards hosts fundraiser for Homeward Bound Pet Shelter
• Shelby County Habitat for Humanity working on eighth home
• Man arrested following alleged dealing of cocaine
• Fugitive arrested, faces additional weapons charges
• Macon County Sheriff's Office seeking four men in connection with check thefts, forgeries
• Weapons, fleeing charges lodged against man following car search
• Court rules Villa Grove student can keep autism helper dog in school
• PHOTOS: Stick with Your Kids
• Year sure makes a difference as farmers prepare for earlier harvest
• Macon County Animal Control and Care Center hopes for 101 pet adoptions in September
• Cerro Gordo voters to decide whether to elect fire district trustees, expand board
• Warrensburg-Latham School District superintendent plans to retire; search for successor already unde
• Holdout juror at Blagojevich trial explains vote
• Shimkus praises new Veterans Affairs secretary during town hall meeting in Shelbyville
• New Shelby County assistant state's attorney is veteran prosecutor
• Volunteers, donations help open expanded Water Street Mission
• Coles County air show to sizzle with acrobatics, speed
• Macon County Justice Committee approves fee for people sentenced to community service
• Circuit clerk ramps up collection of child support fee backlog
• Decatur area finally gets some good news in lower unemployment rate
• Expansion helps Robertson Charter School complete the journey 'home'
• Decatur man faces charges after he allegedly broke into home, beat woman
• Coroner identifies man killed in trench collapse
• Prosecutors won't retry Blagojevich's brother
• Trench collapses as Decatur man works, killing him
• Decatur Township assessor, board of trustees continue to spar over resources
• Pediatrics to geriatrics: New Mattoon clinic to serve uninsured, underinsured
• Children get six more court allies as advocates sworn in after training
• Macon County Transportation Committee scrambles to assemble quorum to approve highway department bud
• Retired Culbertson steps in to help MacArthur band after district fails to hire replacement
• John Wagner Jr., last member of family to run Wagner Castings Co., dies in Florida
• Retired Guardsman fights for the memory of 'the forgotten war' in Korea
• Decatur man, 18, charged with raping girl younger than 16 in a church
• Decatur unemployment rate improves
• Tall in the saddle: Therapeutic riding school builds confidence, coordination
• Community food drive thinks big with 400,000-pound goal
• Man acquitted in murder of mother granted more freedom of movement at Springfield mental health faci
• Local petitions circulating for 2011 elections
• Parsons School accelerates good behavior through pilot program
• Red Cross puts out call for blood donations after unexectedly big dip
• Training begins for center volunteers to help grieving children
• State cuts school transportation budget; Decatur district will shift reserve funds to cover shortfal
• Madigan in Decatur to promote Internet safety initiatives
• Macon County Board keeps pushing budget reductions
• Johnson pleads guilty in death of Mount Zion man
• Prosecutions wins points as trial for 1968 murder draws nearer
• Hostess sets October closing date for Decatur bakery
• Opportunity and hope are core of temporary state jobs program
• Woodworker has tested 'hope chests' by throwing them from roof
• Decatur bread factory to close
• Quinn’s chief of staff resigns amid probe
• Westfield celebrates high school with reunion
• CeaseFire director shares Word
• St. Peter's arms students with the tools they need to succeed
• Neighborhood coalition launches Web site
• Stanley Cup comes to Central Illinois
• DeWitt County Board considers tourism benefits of further developing Clinton Lake near marina
• Attorneys in Beason slayings case agree to delay of DNA testing deal
• Richland's energy innovations inspires Senate candidate Giannoulias
• Women's Day appeal spans ages, interests
• Millikin freshmen pitch in to help thoughout community
• U.S. 51 bridge over Interstate 72 set to undergo construction
• Rural, small-town ambulance services struggle to find enough volunteer EMTs
• GOP candidates for comptroller, treasurer support merging offices through amendment
• EIU's Renewable Energy Center steaming toward completion, cost savings
• Arthur resale store's clothing sales help at home, aid African nation's development
• West Nile positive in some Macon County mosquito batches; no human cases reported so far
• City of Decatur's tax revenue situation showing some improvement
• Three sentenced in federal meth case in Effingham County
• Showdown over county raises likely
• Decatur air carrier gains baggage deal
• CAT chief touts Decatur's role in company's growth
• Jerry Andrews honored by HSAC
• Pearl Harbor flag comes to Decatur
• GOP puts blame on Democrats
• Mitchell backs Arizona-style law
• Warrensburg-Latham spreading its wings
• Parental involvement critical to child's success
• Man held down by intended victims pleads not guilty to robbery charges
• Great prices, great cause: ReStore shop's remodeling supplies help fund Habitat for Humanity�
• City of Mattoon lists dangers of former Young Radiator building in lawsuit
• Decatur Park District completes land swap for bike trail plan
• Richland Community College unveils state-of-the art mathematics center
• South Shores School rolls out the red carpet for returning students
• 15-year-old pleads not guilty in shooting death of Ishmael Adams; other suspects also face murder ch
• Landowners chime in on plans for water pipeline from Decatur to Taylorville for energy center
• Democrats insist Blagojevich trial will not hurt them with voters on Election Day
• Man held without bond in alleged sex assault of 8-year-old girl
• Illinois Policy Institute Turnaround Tour comes to Decatur seeking solutions to state's budget
• Blagojevich found guilty only of lying to federal agents; prosecutors promise retrial on 23 other co
• Former Shelbyville mayor Bill Shoaff appointed to fill council vacancy
• Coles County Crop Survey shows corn clearly ahead of last year's pace
• Millikin freshmen and their parents welcomed to campus, get a hand settling in
• Local residents, candidates disappointed by incomplete Blagojevich verdict
• Man facing charges for reporting false shooting
• Blue Mound man jailed for ordering dog attack
• McElroy assures council that Tate & Lyle a priority for city
• Mervis donation pushes tennis complex at Fletcher Park ahead
• State woes crunching Macon County clerk's budget
• Rally motivates Decatur teachers, staff for the new school year
• Early Head Start in need of a permanent location; making do under present circumstances
• Monday crash kills Clinton man
• Six cities vying to become part of FutureGen 2.0
• ADM blaze sends three firefighters to hospital
• Robert Kennedy Jr. to speak at Millikin
• Love and Logic encourages responsibility
• Hope Academy keeps learning interesting in summer
• Council faces repair costs on 85-year-old dam
• Baby, oh, babies: 10-year-olds strike a pose 10 years after original
• Effingham man shares his ideas, for better or worse, on Web site
• Sexual assault care providers meet to help build working relationships
• Workshop teaches aspiring harmonica players how to channel the blues
• Christian Ministers Alliance event hands out more than 700 backpacks with school supplies
• Working for a new home: Decatur Area Habitat for Humanity strives to finish latest house
• Thomas Jefferson Middle School fails to make adequate yearly progress; letter to parents leaves some
• Craft is king: Popularity of specialty beers continues to grow as more establishments open their doo
• 'Follow the Flag' fundraisers a tribute to veterans
• CHIC pediatricians staff Macon County Health Department clinic
• Man wanted in connection with death of Cowden police officer arrested in Maryland
• Scovill Zoo growing by leaps and bounds: Master plan seeks to add penguins, otters
• Decatur man sought in sexual assault case found in Pennsylvania motel
• West South Side Drive closed at bridge by damage from water main break
• Decatur School District staff pay House Calls on students as first day of class nears
• Driver involved in Cowden officer's death arrested in Maryland
• U.S. Marshals arrest Decatur man in Pennsylvania
• Annual meal for homeless becomes a block party at Water Street Mission
• Dudley, McCarter take shots at each other's gun rights record
• County board certifies sales tax hike for schools for November ballot
• DMH, Millikin announce partnership for nurse anesthesia program
• Old King's Orchard Center provides required school physicals for free
• Ameren spokesman says company having no trouble meeting energy demand during hot spell
• Decatur, Tuscola among cities seeking to become home for CO2 emissions from FutureGen 2.0
• High school freshmen start to find their direction during orientation
• Man arraigned for alleged robbery of parking attendant during Celebration
• Decatur man arrested for allegedly battering girlfriend, resisting police
• Residents weigh in on park district's proposed land swap as part of bike path plan
• Retiring Macon County Health Department administrator lauded for his commitment to community betterm
• Coroner's jury rules Dr. Eric D. Niehaus' cause of death 'undetermined'
• Seven new principals take reins at Decatur public schools while sharing a common philosophy
• Coles County turns down FutureGen 2.0; search for new underground carbon storage site begins
• Shelby County Board recertifies chairman vote
• Blue Mount Festival begins today
• Inquest leaves questions in pool death
• Agreement nears on testing evidence in Beason slayings
• Part-time Cowden police officer dies in accident while pursuing pickup truck
• Good Samaritan Inn lands new director
• Evolving Nelson Park development plan presented to public
• Former CONO president Neisslie-Lawson reflects on years devoted to making Decatur better
• Decatur police investigating boat burglaries
• Police arrest alleged drunken driver with 3-year-old unrestrained in back seat
• Mattoon says no to FutureGen project
• Feds: No altering tight FutureGen deadline
• Huber pleads guilty to defrauding investors of $15 million in Ponzi scheme
• Princeton college list has Millikin among best in Midwest
• New literacy study tabs both Decatur public high schools
• Making big strides: Bright Start celebrates graduation on horseback
• Huber pleads guilty to fraud
• Area representatives weigh in on jobs bill vote
• Decatur shootings leave many questions unanswered
• Committee rejects pay raises for county workers
• Durbin sets deadline for Mattoon's support of new FutureGen
• The Decatur Celebration will go on
• Color me creative
• Shoppers embrace state tax holiday
• West End Reunion
• Puglia goes out a winner: 25th Celebration looks to be one of the best
• Devil came down to Decatur
• Charlie Daniels honored to play Decatur Celebration
• Heartless plays through a stage mishap
• Parade balloon takes unscheduled trip to Lovington
• Mummers Woodland String Band a big hit with Celebration crowd, Puglia
• Participants take delight in food, friends, entertainment
• Decatur native Jonas Mason making career in world of high fastion; show in Chicago will be fundraise
• West End Reunion draws current, former residents to Kiwanis Park to share stories
• Wristbands seem to be working for Celebration
• Tim Cain Column - The Numbers
• Columns from old Decatur High School crumbling, removed from dowtown location
• Panda balloon escapes from Celebration parade
• Mattoon, Coles County continue to evaluate fallout from FutureGen 2.0 announcement
• Producer Fred Puglia's last street festival takes off
• Safety remains key food ingredient
• Accessible services at Celebration
• Early reviews on wristbands are mixed
• Desserts deserve top rank
• Associate producer admits to being 'little nervous'
• Macon County Treasurer Grimm to run for Decatur City Council
• Macon County Breastfeeding Task Force says mother's milk is best
• Illinois State Fair makes play for younger visitors with MTV casting call, 'Farmers' Littl
• College students offer advice to high school counterparts through church summer program
• Area lawmakers stunned by rapid change in FutureGen plans
• 15-year-old accused in 2 murders in Loogootee
• Decatur Celebration begins 25th edition
• Department of Energy takes FutureGen plant from Mattoon, which will retain storage site
• Woman reports being raped in church by 18-year-old man
• Woman pleads guilty to sexual abuse of 16-year-old boy
• Lantern parade marks end of summer park program
• Teen arrested in Fayette County double murder
• Hope's Attic, others forced to move to allow for business expansion
• Workers called back, more hired at Decatur Mueller plant
• Silent auction to give voice to unusual items
• Sullivan prepares to demolish storm-damaged downtown building as cleanup continues
• Seminars provide tips for getting organized - particularly paper
• Hot weather, cool event: Macon's first National Night Out proclaimed a hit
• Decatur rallies neighborhood awareness during National Night Out
• 'Flag Man' Larry Eckhardt has made it his mission to honor fallen soldiers
• Suspect charged with assaulting police officer during arrest
• Northeast Community Fund volunteers find reason to celebrate
• Coil: Decatur market doing better than others in Illinois
• Shelbyville council member resigns
• Three arrests made in Ishmael Adams murder case
• Finance Commitee approves charge on townships for assessment work
• Tate & Lyle reorganization may take U.S headquarters out of Decatur
• School, life balance challenges older students
• Economist: State economic recovery "painfully slow"
• Old school
• Vacation Bible school season in full swing
• Adult ed adds for-fee programs
• Sticking with it
• Jasper Street Church of Christ's Give-Away answers prayers for those in need
• Bereavement center aims to ease grief; program startup set this month
• Mount Zion trustees to vote on new village hall, convention center during Monday meeting
• Kids sign up for community activities during YARD at Decatur Civic Center
• Producer Fred Puglia offers his perspective on 25 years of Decatur Celebration
• Man fatally shot Friday on city's east side
• Medic from Streamwood is Army's 'Hero of the Week'
• Natural remedy author, explorer Chris Kilham visits Mari-Mann
• Murder charges dropped against Decatur man accused in toddler's death
• Randy Prince resigns as president of Greater Decatur Chamber of Commerce
• Judge rules Kehart not guilty in sexual abuse case
• Fire truck sale helps out Harristown, Canadian departments
• CodeRED alerts debut in Forsyth; system warns residents of trouble
• Youth Advocate Program house offers kids stability during crisis
• Police investigating fatal shooting on Decatur's east side
• Webster-Cantrell employee found not guilty
• Murder charges in Bloomington against Decatur man dropped
• Army Sgt. Jesse Tilton of Mount Zion laid to rest following funeral service attended by hundreds
• Melissa L. Kehart takes stand in her own defense during sexual abuse trial
• Decatur Township still divided over regular meeting time
• Best of Summer Stock presents 'Cinderella,' 'Guys and Dolls' this weekend
• Macon County Justice Committee admonishes circuit clerk to cut budget by 5 percent
• Proposed 1 percent education sales tax hike passes county board committee
• Both parties' candidates critical of income tax plan that may be pushed by Quinn after election
• Police make arrest in home invasion, knife threat case
• Decatur Township confident in Greenwood Cemetery response to confusion over toddler's burial
• Charleston teenager wins 4-H Master Showmanship competition at Coles County Fair
• Lake Decatur dredging operations getting boost before beginning again
• Making a splash: Rules and regulations that govern the waterways ensure good time for all
• Defense begins for woman accused of sexual relations with underage boys at Webster-Cantrell Hall
• Tilton lauded as 'loyal' as he's laid to rest
• PHOTOS: Sgt. Tilton laid to rest at Point Pleasant
• Garfield School offers model Montessori to visitors from Chicago
• Macon County Board Justice Committee to consider new legal services fees
• Army Corps of Engineers says Lake Shelbyville Dam doing fine at 40
• Sgt. Jesse Tilton's body returns to hero's welcome
• Residents line Illinois 121 to pay respects to Tilton
• Macon County Clerk Steve Bean sounds off over budget decisions
• Infant's body exhumed at Greenwood Cemetery for family to make indentification
• Northeast Community Fund remains open despite roof damaged by Saturday storms
• Gifted camp students take tour of Caterpillar
• Inmate attacked by four others in Macon County Jail
• Friends remember Sgt. Jesse Tilton as selfless young man, soldier
• Summer time is busy time for school maintenance crews
• Macon residents takes steps to stop vandalism
• Trial starts for therapist accused of having sex with young patients
• Man arrested for shooting at girlfriend
• Fewer human cases of West Nile reported
• Kids Count ranks Illinois 24th
• Dam stories sometimes have no base in truth
• Body of Army medic Jesse Tilton returns home
• PHOTOS: Volunteers place flags in Tilton tribute
• Award-winning quilt
• Crack cocaine investigation yields two arrests
• PHOTOS: Children's museum celebrates Kidstock
• Stop the Violence festival cut short by storm
• Making memories: Kidstock activities include foreign cultures during Children's Museum event
• Repair work will close Brush College Road this week
• Longtime Celebration volunteers Steve and Liz Jackson share behind-the-scenes tales
• Meth suspect arrested second time in three days
• Downtown garage still in arrears
• Tough guy, gentle message
• Kirkland Fine Arts Center Announces 2010-2011 Performing Arts Series
• IDOC’s Moms And Babies Program Celebrates 3rd Anniversary
• Join the Fight Against Obesity
• Central Illinois Jazz Festival
• The Baseball Show
• Leading Ladies
• The Pajama Game
• Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
• Illinois Student Assistance Corps To Deploy Throughout State
• Search For God Study Group Start Up in September
• Kirkland Fine Arts Center Announces 2009-2010 Season
• EPA Construction Industry Workshop 2009
• Veterans Job Fair in Decatur, IL on Nov. 7
• Macon County Fair

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