Addy Carnahan
InternAddy Carnahan is a senior at U-High, planning to major in Journalism at Mizzou next year. She joined the station in January 2026.
She is excited to take on her first internship this spring at WGLT. She loves to play tennis with her friends and values family time. When it comes to writing, Addy likes to include her positive and creative personality. As a journalist, she loves the freedom and space she has to write. One of her favorite mottoes to live by is “Will this matter in a year?”. It encourages her to go through this school year and step out of her comfort zone.
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The Music Shoppe, un centro de venta y servicio de instrumentos de propiedad familiar con sede en Normal, celebra su 65.º aniversario, un logro poco común entre las empresas familiares. -
The Music Shoppe, a family-owned instrument sales and service center with three locations in Central Illinois, is celebrating a big milestone. Past and present owners discuss their unlikely success in a niche industry.
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The Illinois Arts Council and the Illinois Capital Development Board have partnered to commission a public art piece for display at the new Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts complex. It’s part of a larger push for public art in Bloomington-Normal that will now include a major opportunity on Illinois State University’s campus for an Illinois artist. -
A dawn redwood is threatened by sewer and sidewalk work connected to ISU's fine arts complex construction. Recent ISU graduate Cassie McGinnis organized a change.org petition to raise awareness about what she believes is one of the oldest redwoods in Central Illinois.
