Author: Dani Tietz

*Mahomet Curves purchases advertising space on the sidebar of the Mahomet Daily. My decision to workout at and talk about my experiences at Mahomet Curves was not influenced by the advertisement on the Mahomet Daily. Instead, I chose to make a decision for my body and to be with my friend, Jan Smith, owner of… Read more

The Corn Belt Fire Department began the process of removing a few houses along Franklin Street Friday morning as they prepare to build a new, seven-bay apparatus station along Franklin Street this year. Plans for the new station have been in the making for a couple years as the Department assessed its ability to serve… Read more

*Mahomet Curves purchases advertising space on the sidebar of the Mahomet Daily. My decision to workout at and talk about my experiences at Mahomet Curves was not influenced by the advertisement on the Mahomet Daily. Instead, I chose to make a decision for my body and to be with my friend, Jan Smith, owner of… Read more

Mahomet has been ranked 3rd on a list of 37 best Illinois towns to raise a family by rebootillinois.com. Schaumburg  and Evanston were ranked numbers 1 and 2, respectively. Monticello was ranked sixth. The Reboot Illinois ranking took into consideration a study by niche.com where 4,264 “towns” with populations under 100,000 were judged on crime… Read more

*Mahomet Curves purchases advertising space on the sidebar of the Mahomet Daily. My decision to workout at and talk about my experiences at Mahomet Curves was not influenced by the advertisement on the Mahomet Daily. Instead, I chose to make a decision for my body and to be with my friend, Jan Smith, owner of… Read more

Finances and peace may not be words paired together often. But Pastor Brian Romanowski has seen people break free of the bondage of debt by offering Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University at the First Baptist Church. “I’ve seen people who had $9,000 of debt paid off in 13 weeks,” Romanowski said. According to Dave Ramsey’s… Read more

Here we are on the last day of 2015 and I can’t help but raise my hands to the heavens and say, “Thank you, God!” In my mind, 2015 will go down as a year of heartache and struggle. And with excitement I will wave goodbye to the last 365 days. I began 2015 searching… Read more

Simply Well Massage Therapy owner Faith Swartzendruber wants to help people feel their best. Swartzendruber, who has always had a desire to become a massage therapist, completed the Parkland College Massage Therapy program in August, and will open the doors to clients at 207 E. Oak Street #D on January 2. “When people think of… Read more

Despite differences over Illinois budget, Illinois lawmakers and Governor Bruce Rauner did come to terms on 237 new laws, many, of which, will go into effect on January 1, 2016. The complete list can be found here. State Pie Illinois State Pie: HB0208 Designates pumpkin pie as the official State pie Schools Carbon Monoxide Detectors… Read more

It was an early morning for Mahomet Police Officer Dave Parsons and Chaplain Lutz Braunig. As members of the Illinois Fraternal Order of Police, Illini Lodge 17, the duo met up at 4 a.m. on Monday to join other officers as they packed boxes of Christmas food for needy families in the Champaign County and Paxton… Read more