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Aissa Norris with 1912 Barn gives us information about the history of this super cool Niantic, Illinois area events space. Including Woodstock 2.0. Saturday, July 11, 2026, 10am to 3pm. 990 S. Meridian Ave., Niantic, Illinois, 62551.
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Cainan Barnett, the founder and executive director of Blok by Blok Web Building Resource. Every organization doing good work in Springfield deserves to be found (and heard) online.
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Tommy Thompson shows a unique flexibility for individual and couples at Sunrise Counseling, which he started with his wife, Lingling Liu in January 2025.The approach is to be there with you while you lean into personal growth, embracing freedom, connection.
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Percy Irons stopped in the NPR Illinois studios to discuss a mural they recently painted at the Maroa Public Library, Percy's mother Leslie Irons is assistant librarian at the library.
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Ko'u Hopking segment with Alexis Haven of the Animal Protective League of Springfield was recorded before the APL building suffered significant storm damage. Susan Morrow with New Hope Animal Outreach gives brief intro of support.
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In June female Hummingbirds are incubating eggs, and they will still visit feeders, but overall activity will slow a bit since their energy needs aren't as high. As babies grow, activity rises again in mid-late July. Visit Wild Birds Unlimited for more info.
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Dr. Joseph Barron, a Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine at Capitol Chiropractic and Disc Center. Chiropractic is a form of health care in which all aspects (structural, chemical, and mental) of the body are examined and treated.
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This is Community Voices on NPR Illinois. I'm Elizabeth Wake. Today I'm joined by Mark Forinash, owner of Cafe Moxo in Springfield.
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BLBL4K, believes that every child deserves a strong foundation to thrive—regardless of their background. Better Life Better Living for Kidz has a powerful mission: to create opportunities that empower children to live healthier, happier, and more successful lives.
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Co-curators of the Noir VI: The Truth art exhibit Austin Wells, and Jaliyah Ross provide information on this Juneteenth art show, which opens June 12 at the Old State Capitol, from 5-7 pm.
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Dr. Krishna Taneja says, "My frameworks offer a clear map forward. MESS — Mental, Emotional, Social, Spiritual Stability — THRIVE is the next stage: building resilient individuals, communities, and systems that don't just survive, but truly flourish."
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The Springfield Municipal Opera, one of the top theater organizations in the area for decades, has faced a backlash over how sexual harassment allegations made by some volunteers were handled.