One week after the health care bill was signed into law, local small businesses are still trying to figure out how they will be affected by the legislation, parts of which go into effect as early as this summer.

The Champaign County Regional Planning Commission and City of Urbana Planning Division will propose the University Avenue Corridor Study to the City of Urbana Planning Commission on April 8. The Champaign planning commission will present a draft of the study, seeking approval to implement the suggested improvements.

The Champaign County Chamber of Commerce is hosting the 2010 East Central Illinois Business Expo today.

The Champaign County Regional Planning Commission and City of Urbana Planning Division will propose the University Avenue Corridor Study to the City of Urbana Planning Commission on April 8. The Champaign planning commission will present a draft of the study, seeking approval to implement the suggested improvements.

One week after the health care bill was signed into law, local small businesses are still trying to figure out how they will be affected by the legislation, parts of which go into effect as early as this summer.

The Champaign County Chamber of Commerce is hosting the 2010 East Central Illinois Business Expo today.

One week after the health care bill was signed into law, local small businesses are still trying to figure out how they will be affected by the legislation, parts of which go into effect as early as this summer.

The Champaign County Regional Planning Commission and City of Urbana Planning Division will propose the University Avenue Corridor Study to the City of Urbana Planning Commission on April 8. The Champaign planning commission will present a draft of the study, seeking approval to implement the suggested improvements.

The Champaign County Chamber of Commerce is hosting the 2010 East Central Illinois Business Expo today.

One week after the health care bill was signed into law, local small businesses are still trying to figure out how they will be affected by the legislation, parts of which go into effect as early as this summer.

The Urbana-Champaign Senate passed a revision to a grade replacement policy that will allow students to replace grades by retaking courses at its Monday meeting held at the Levis Faculty Center. About 80 people attended the meeting.

Starting Thursday, WILL-FM 90.9 will add National Public Radio’s Morning Edition and All Things Considered to its program line-up. Listeners in communities west of Champaign and southwest Champaign are unable to receive the WILL-AM signal.