Craft happy hour this Wednesday
URBANA - Looking to meet new people or maybe show off your artistic side? Unwind and chill at this post-workday event at the Urbana Arts and Culture free craft happy hour at the Urbana Free Library on Wednesday, April 3, from 6 to 7 p.m.
Each month, UAC offers a monthly drop-in crafts program for adults to enjoy after a long day at the office. This week, participants will create painted flower pots to take home. All the craft supplies needed will be provided and light refreshments will be available. Pre-registration is not required.
The adult craft happy hours are presented each month by Urbana Arts and Culture with a different craft and guest artist. For more information contact the Programming and Outreach Manager via email at programming@urbanafree.org or via phone at 217-367-4057.
Sunday Sports Rewind; Spartans baseball fall hard to U-High
NORMAL - St. Joseph-Ogden pitcher Garrett Grimsley unloads a fastball at a waiting Normal U-High batter during their non-conference game on April 11, 2016. SJO picked up their third loss of the season, ending an eight-game win streak with the 13-3 loss. Unfazed, Grimsley and the Spartans bounced back the next game to roll off an incredible 21-game win streak before losing a post-season heartbreaker to Reed-Custer, 7-6. The squad, loaded with talent, finished the season with 33 wins against four losses. Below are more photos from the game eight years ago.
Photos: PhotoNews/Clark Brooks
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