Mahomet Daily

Bonnie Moxley, Head Coach of the Mahomet-Seymour Girls’ Cross Country and Track programs, was notified last week that she, along with six other candidates, will be inducted into the Illinois Track and Cross Country Coaches Association Hall of Fame in January. Moxley, who has coached for 31 years, spent her […]

Mahomet-Seymour School District will hold a Special Board meeting on November 7, 2016 at 6:00 pm for approval of the superintendent candidate to begin in their role on July1, 2017.Dr. Lindsey Hall will be presented on Monday as that candidate. Dr. Lindsey Hall will be presented on Monday as that […]

A group of high school students wake up one day to find they are the only ones left in their town. It sounds like a dream come true. No nagging teachers. No whiney siblings. No demanding parents. Find out how a group of teenagers in Great Falls, Montana, handle this […]

Honoring America’s Veterans is something the Mahomet community prides itself in each year. The schools do not close down, but instead host Veterans from all backgrounds to recognize them with students who get to see their heroes up close. The same holds true for the Living Flag Celebration at Mahomet […]

(MAHOMET, Ill, – – November 1, 2016) Construction has begun on a new 12,600 square foot commercial center in Mahomet, set to open in the spring of 2017. A ground breaking ceremony is planned for Tuesday, November 1, 2016 at 2:00 p.m. at the construction site located at 604 E. […]

Skydiving. Road trip across the United States. Climb Pike’s Peak. Everyone has a bucket list item. And over the next month, on a ship in the Pacific Ocean, Mahomet resident Professor Craig Lundstrom will mark off his lifelong dream of taking a submarine to the East Pacific Rise to study […]

Candy. Bags and bags of candy. And maybe one more bag of candy depending on how long the kids stay out trick-or-treating. Your kids will come home Monday night, spread the candy out on the floor, sort it by type and then trade with their siblings so they have what […]

Dear J, On the eve of your sixteenth birthday, I imagine that you are feeling what so many soon-to-be sixteen-year old kids feel: an excitement of upcoming freedom. I was thinking about what turning sixteen meant for me, and while it is different, I’m sure, it is probably also similar […]

During our morning routine yesterday, my children noticed that their favorite breakfast and lunch items were not in the pantry. I asked them to write what they wanted on the grocery list and give it to their dad because he works right next to a grocery store. My son grabbed […]

The Cornbelt Fire Department plans to move equipment into the finalized seven-bay fire apparatus station along Franklin Street this weekend. The estimated $2.5 million dollar project scheduled to be completed in August hit some bumps that delayed the finish date, but came in under budget at $2.1 million. The Corn […]