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  • Palazzolo creates memories through camera

    It’s more than just a picture for Mic Palazzolo. A Mahomet native and 2012 graduate of St. Thomas More High School, Palazzolo went to school to become a counselor. That is until he picked up a camera. “I really started viewing photography in a psychological state,” he said. “When we see photos that are based… Read more

  • Village of Mahomet Leaf Collection Schedule

    The Village of Mahomet will begin leaf collection procedures on October 15. The program will continue through November 30. Brush can be dropped off at 218 Lake of the Woods Rd. from 8 a.m. until noon. This drop off is for residents of the Village only and ID is required to participate. The Village requires residents… Read more

  • Fall fun and Lincoln Lecture at Lake of the Woods this weekend

    Harvest Fest The morning air has a bit of a bite and flannel can be seen while on a walk. Fall nostalgia is something most people look forward to. And the Museum of the Grand Prairie will help visitors build memories during their annual Harvest Fest Saturday. Spooky stories, hay-rack rides through the Lake of… Read more

  • Smith and Yeager’s dream comes true

    A trip to New York was beyond their wildest dreams. Allison Yeager and Tisha Smith, stylists at Mahomet’s Oak Street Salon, recently participated in New York Fashion Week. “I’d say this was our dream in life,” Smith said. “To go do hair for New York Fashion Week or even see Fashion Week; to be there… Read more

  • Cornbelt Open House October 11

    During Fire Safety Week, and throughout the month of October, volunteers at the Cornbelt Fire Department want to educate all ages of the Mahomet community on fire safety and prevention. Through an annual open house event, the Mahomet community is invited to tour the station, view fire trucks, take a firetruck ride and tour the… Read more

  • MSJHS September Students of the Month

      Mahomet-Seymour Junior High School has announced that  Lizzie Paragi, Maddy Clark, Emma Kassem, Gage Williams, Braden Houchin and Seth Tolliver (not pictured) are the September STudents of the Month.    Read more

  • Hometown Hero: Paul Nielsen stops to smell the flowers

    By FRED KRONER fred@mahometnews.com This is one of a continuing series the Mahomet Daily will publish about the ordinary men and women from the community who have done or accomplished extraordinary things in their lifetime. We encourage readers to submit nominations for other deserving individuals who deserve consideration. We are delighted to tell the stories… Read more

  • Property comes at price to plumber

    Tim Culver, owner of Classic Plumbing Systems, will get to build his business and home on the same property in Mahomet. But the build will come at a price to Culver. The Champaign County Zoning Board granted Culver’s request for a special use permit for a 7-acre tract north of Briarcliff Subdivision on Rt. IL… Read more

  • What parents need to know about backpack weight

    Books. A Laptop. A lunch box. Sports equipment. Instruments. By the time students get to high school or junior high, the list of what they need to carry on their body to and from school multiplies. While students may complain of muscle pain from the weight of what they carry in their backpacks, Doctor of… Read more

  • Sports Round-Up: MSHS Tennis finishing strong, soccer extends win streak

    By FRED KRONER fred@mahometnews.com Mahomet-Seymour’s girls’ tennis program had two of the nine all-Apollo Conference selections and secured two top three places in the annual league tournament last weekend at Effingham. At No. 2 singles, Lauren Henderson won back-to-back matches in straight sets to advance into the championship match, which she lost. At No. 2… Read more