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• Blog - Illinois Road Trip Round-Up: Picnic Spots

  This week, we’re touring some of the state's best picnic spots!

• Blog - On a Dime: Eating Out

  There are some amazing deals around the greater Visit Champaign county area. If you know where to look, you can find amazing deals for any meal of the day, including food trucks, free kid’s meals, and more!

• Blog - Support Local During COVID-19: Urbana Park Distric

  Read how Urbana Park District is adjusting to COVID-19 regulations and adapting their services.

• Blog - 5 Must Try Brews at Midwest Beer Fest

  Nick Rainey, General Manager at Barrelhouse 34, gave us the inside scoop on which beers to look out for this weekend at Midwest Beer Fest!

• Blog - Tuesday Trails with Terri: University of Illinois

  For the first run of the decade, Terri visited the University of Illinois campus to run across the various Quads.

• Blog - Support Local During COVID-19: Golf Courses

  Read how local golf courses are adjusting their operations for the May 1 reopening under COVID-19 guidelines

• Blog - Living Outside of Ordinary: Week of 5/20

  Spring is here to stay, and you can tell! Not only is the weather warming up and staying there, but more and more seasonal community events are returning.

• Blog - Legends Play Here

  Red Grange, Dick Butkus, Deon Thomas, Deron Williams, Mike Small, Tatianna McFadden—all legends that have trained and competed at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Who will be the next legend to play in the greater Champaign County area?

• Blog - Tuesday Trails with Terri: Boneyard Basin & Greenw

  Terri heads to Midtown and the Boneyard Basin on this sunny, but chilly day, to check out the views and see how it easy it is to get to Campustown.

• Blog - Stronger Than Before

  While our community looks very different during the COVID-19 pandemic, we see hope and unity all around the greater Champaign County area. We know that because of our residents, our business owners, and our students that our community will come back stronger than before.