Robyn Gautschy Skaggs is a Regional Features Editor at Herald & Review. She specializes in social interest stories that resonate with the community, highlighting the human experience and local culture. Robyn's work has also been featured in JG and The Pantagraph.
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Robyn's coverage predominantly focuses on local community events, local businesses, health and wellness initiatives, philanthropy efforts, as well as music and entertainment in the Bloomington area. She covers breaking news extensively but also features press releases and government announcements.
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KENNEY — A woman from Clinton has been identified as the driver killed in a single-vehicle crash Tuesday night in Kenney.
A new movie theater promising an extensive food menu, ultra-comfy seats and upgraded sound and projection systems will open Friday in southeast Bloomington.
By: Robyn Skaggs, Robyn Gautschy
McLean County Coroner Kathy Yoder said in a news release that the multivehicle crash occurred at about 3 p.m. Saturday on U.S. Highway 150 near North 2000 East Road.
By: Robyn Gautschy Skaggs
The keynote speaker at the anniversary brunch was Clifton Truman Daniel, grandson of former President Harry S. Truman, who gave his reflections of growing up with his grandfather.
Every street has a story. Here's what's behind some of Bloomington-Normal's most distinctive names, from Pancake to Vladimir.
By: Robyn Skaggs, Robyn Gautschy
The Bloomington Fire Department was called at 10:43 a.m. Friday to a fire in the 600 block of East Chestnut Street.
By: Robyn Gautschy, Robyn Gautschy Skaggs
Every street has a story. From community leaders and early settlers to local landmarks and historical events, many Bloomington-Normal street names reflect the people and places that helped shape the
