Latest Breaking News On - Adam handy - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Watch now: Central Illinois Foodbank key collection, distribution site for local pantries, soup kitchens

More than 120,000 people in the region, or about one-eighth of the population, are food insecure.

'I feel alive': COVID-19 long haulers report recovery after receiving vaccine

and last updated 2021-04-21 07:56:14-04 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Many COVID-19 long haulers are reporting a reduction, and sometimes a full recovery from symptoms, after being vaccinated. Debi Slaughter, who lives in Michigan, was diagnosed with COVID-19 in the early days of the pandemic. After the infection phase ended, Slaughter said she was left with daily migraines, shortness of breath, brain fog and crippling fatigue. Throughout the course of the next six to eight weeks, things started popping up, Slaughter said. Then I started having the blood pressure spikes and dips. Slaughter said, on one occasion, she even passed out.

21 celebrities with ties to Bloomington-Normal

Colton Underwood Colton Underwood is an Illinois State alumni and former football player. He currently stars on on the reality series, The Bachelor. Cloris Leachman The Mary Tyler Moore Show,  Raising Hope,  Pokey LaFarge Andrew Heissler, better known as Pokey LaFarge, is a blues and folk singer/songwriter. Though currently active in Los Angeles, California, Pokey was born and raised in Bloomington. https://www.facebook.com/PokeyLaFarge David Foster Wallace David Foster Wallace with his dog, Jeeves, in the study of his south Bloomington home where his epic novel “Infinite Jest” was hatched.  CHARLIE HARRIS PHOTO Jane Lynch Jane Lynch attended Illinois State University and graduated in 1982. She has appeared in such films as 

Mobile dining room, Gladys Knight, virtual dance marathon: News from around our 50 states

Mobile dining room, Gladys Knight, virtual dance marathon: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports, USA TODAY Alabama © Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP Actress Julie Andrews sent a personal letter to Prattville Christian Academy theater students after the death of their director Joey B. Fine. Prattville: Mary Poppins is well-known for swooping in unexpectedly to lift the spirits of young people in need – just what the woman who played her in 1964 has done for a group of Prattville Christian Academy students in mourning. Joey B. Fine, 48, who died in January from complications of COVID-19, was the founding pastor at Seasons Church in Prattville and Prattville Christian’s benefit play director. He’d been working with a student cast from grades 6-12 on a production of “Mary Poppins Jr.” “As high school students, for a lot of them this was their first big loss,” said Rebecca W. Thomas, marketing and communications directo

Mobile dining room, Gladys Knight, virtual dance marathon: News from around our 50 states