As small businesses face financial uncertainties caused by the pandemic, Sen. Joyce is encouraging business owners to apply for a BIG grant.
As flu season approaches, lawmakers will co-host a drive-up flu shot clinic Tuesday, Oct. 27 in Park Forest.
Joyce lent his support to CJI's 10-point plan initiative, which will create thousands of jobs while reducing the state’s carbon emissions.
The Fire Prevention Month program was formed when teachers noticed beeping in the background of remote learning classes.
Sen. Joyce is encouraging residents to nominate local female business owners to recognize for their leadership and service to residents.
Godley Public Water District will receive a grant to improve water security for Will and Grundy Counties under this year’s state budget.
The Village of South Wilmington will receive $162,000 in funding to improve the community’s drinking water quality.
Senator Joyce is inviting female small business owners to sign up for the Illinois DCEO’s “All in for Women: BIG Webinars.”
"IPO Reimagined" is free to the public via livestream on October 24 at 7 p.m.
Joyce urges people to become familiar with the safety guidelines suggested by the Illinois State Fire Marshal during Fire Prevention Week.
Superintendent Lenell Navarre didn’t let the current pandemic stop the district from proceeding with its annual Parent University.
$5 million in financial assistance will be available to livestock producers and small meat and poultry plants hit hardest by COVID-19.
As flu season nears, Senator Joyce is encouraging all Illinoisans, but especially older adults, to get a flu vaccine.
The district is working to provide a supportive environment for students and families during COVID-19 related challenges.
An event to allow motorists to renew their driver’s licenses and purchase vehicle stickers without visiting a driver services facility.
Sen. Joyce called on Gov. Pritzker to immediately lift the mitigation restrictions imposed on businesses in Will and Kankakee Counties.
Sen. Joyce is urging business owners to apply for assistance through the second round of Business Interruption Grant (BIG) funding.
Senator Joyce is encouraging Kankakee County residents to dispose of their household hazardous waste at a collection event on Sept. 26.
Will and Kankakee Counties have been selected to receive a combined $1.14 million in grants for job training and placement programs.
State Senator Patrick Joyce is urging dairy farmers and businesses apply for grants through the Dairy Business Innovation Alliance.
State Senator Patrick Joyce is encouraging residents to explore the Illinois Department of Human Services’ new mental health programs.
State Senator Patrick Joyce is encouraging child care providers to take advantage of the Child Care Restoration Grant program.
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State Senator Patrick Joyce is seeking handwritten messages and cards to send to local long-term care facilities.
State Senator Patrick Joyce is urging residents to look out for potential unemployment fraud.
Bloom 33 Robert McCoy
Lenore Reeves and Berda Kennedy have been with the district since they graduated, and are now retiring.
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Schools have found fun and exciting ways to engage in a digital Spirit Week and an online Friday Night Movie event.
The festival begins with clinics for local junior high and high school jazz musicians and culminates in a concert featuring the jazz masters
Rick Mattoon from the Economic Research Department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago will be the featured speaker.
The exhibition is open through March 4, and features works by Sandra Bridges, David Anthony Geary, Juarez Hawkins and Kristy Raines Loving.
This marks the college’s third annual celebration recognizing Charles Darwin and his theory of evolution.
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PSC's Christopher Art Gallery exhibit features works in all media submitted by Illinois college and university faculty.
The college is bringing the music community together for a free educational event.