Registrations are now being accepted for children ages 7 to 17 to attend Camp Healing Heart on Oct. 20 at the University of Illinois 4-H Memorial Park near Monticello.
Marble Slab of Savoy is sponsoring a blood drive with the Community Blood Services of Illinois from 2 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 9. Marble Slab will give all presenting donors a free regular ice cream with a mix-in. Donors will also receive a free T-shirt and a chance to win a $100 gas card.
PACE Center for Independent Living and Parkland College’s Club Access will host Wheelathon 2012 on Saturday, April 14. Members of the community are coming together at Parkland College parking lot C to raise money and support two organizations that are about access and independence for people with disabilities.
The 4-Leafers 4-H Club, which handles all of the recycling at Relay for Life of Champaign County, is putting together a Spring Fling fundraiser that uses environmentally friendly items and encourages people to relax to stay healthy.
All kids are welcome on Thursday, Dec. 15, when Santa Claus and his elves make a stop at Provena Covenant Medical Center.
Santa will be reading holiday books aloud from 9 to 10 a.m. in the cafeteria. Complimentary refreshments will be provided.
Space is limited; reserve a spot for your child(ren) by calling (217) 337-4745 or e-mailing pcmcvolunteer@provena.org.
Shopping, decorating, gift wrapping, cooking, baking, visiting with loved ones, card writing and mailing and attending holiday events! No wonder the holidays can cause so much stress, said Cheri Burcham, a University of Illinois Extension family life educator.
Attorney General Lisa Madigan yesterday joined doctors and consumer product safety advocates at the Illinois Poison Center to issue her annual safe shopping guide detailing this year’s recalled products and unsafe consumer items.
If the students taking kickboxing, rock wall climbing, zumba and yoga classes at the University of Illinois Activity and Recreation Center in Champaign last Tuesday looked a little young, it could be because they were elementary-schoolers.
Read the full story in the Oct. 6 edition of The County Star.
Provena Covenant Medical Center is offering area children, in grades kindergarten through fifth, the chance to name its new da Vinci® Si™ HD surgical robot. The winning entry will receive $100 and a private tour of the da Vinci Si operating room. Each entry must also be accompanied by a completed robot coloring page, and prizes will be awarded to the most artistic entries.
The Counseling and Advising Center at Parkland College will host a National Depression Screening Day presentation at noon on Tuesday, Oct. 25, in room D244. The event is sponsored by Counseling and Advising and the Champaign-Urbana Mental Health Public Education Committee.
This session on depression is free and is open to the campus and community.