They recently expanded again, opening a branch in Urbana. First Central National bank offers an array of products, from checking and savings to money market and health savings accounts. With hometown banks going by the wayside, it is wonderful to know Champaign County has a local bank available for the needs of the community. 
Eventually he moved his business into a building about as small as his burgers. After Forest passed away, his wife Freda continued the business until the building was sold in 1988. In 1989, Freda’s granddaughter Marsha, reopened the business and eventually relocated to their current building on Miami St. The new building is only slightly bigger than the original, but the burgers remain the same. So, when you're in the mood for a good burger, or three, head on over to Crabill's Hamburgers. Bring your cash, and don’t forget the napkins. 
Generations of residents grew up running to Carmazzi’s to get candy before seeing a movie (Don’t tell the Gloria) or an after-school treat. Now under new ownership, Carmazzi’s continues to be the go-to place for all your sweet tooth needs. 
The Spotted Cow gave them a place to use those skills. Now expanding to the square, the Spotted Owl Coffee Bar will be another business that will utilize the talents of those with disabilities. Employees learn important social skills along with making great lattes and yummy food.  Housed in the same location will another growing business, Berry Digital Solutions. I can’t think of a better combination. Along with coffee, tea and food options, the goal is to also have wine at the Spotted Owl in the evening, making it a perfect option morning or night. The Spotted Owl Coffee Bar and Berry Digital Solutions will be holding a Ribbon Cutting on September 15 at 12 pm at their new location, 113 N. Main Street, in Urbana. Stop by anytime between 8 am - 2 pm to see the new spaces and learn more about what's happening in downtown Urbana.
  Saturday, June 25, 2022 from 10am-8pm
Sponsored by Malia Hughes with Fathom Realty and the WLBA
The Champaign County Chamber of Commerce held a Ribbon Cutting Friday, May 13th for Urbana's new Venezuelan restaurant, Abuela's Kitchen. Abuela's Kitchen is a Latin American restaurant, family-owned, and has a welcoming atmosphere. The eatery is located at 23 Monument Sq. Urbana, OH 43078, with the operating hours of Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday: 11:00 am-8:00 pm, Friday-Saturday 11:00 am- 9:00 pm, Sunday 11:00 am- 4:00 pm, and closed on Wednesdays.  Pictured left to right: Marcia Bailey, Derrick Fetz, Beth McCain , Rich Ebert, Carissa Sellman-Luza, Keelie Lyden, Kristin McIntire, Audra Bean, Ashley Mershon, Carmen Marulanda, Silvana Marulanda, Lizilbeth Molinares, Matt Davis, Heather Sheeley, Andrea Ortega, Madisyn Norris, Brett Neeley, Sandra Arbogast, Mike Arbogast, Michael Nitchman, and Chris Phelps 
 William's Hardware was started in 1972 by Owen Williams. Owen chose to start his business in Champaign County due to the vibrant economy and close-knit community. The store is now celebrating 50 years in business!
Doug Williams took over his father's business in 2012 and has remained the owner for the past ten years. Doug decided to keep the location of the business because of the community support and the personal and business relationships that have been built over the years. He has stated that he loves Urbana and would never leave the city. A lot has changed in the past 50 years. Doug Williams commented, "Retail space has gone up, consumers now have multiple choices, and business is more competitive". Changing with the times and keeping an open mind has helped the store continue to thrive. The business has always stayed pliable and open to new ideas.
Create beautiful atriums in glass geometric containers. They make great additions to your kitchen table and last forever- just add water!
Cost is $70.00 and includes all supplies. Coffee and orange juice will be provided. For more information, email dorceysflowers@gmail.com or text/call (937)869-8720. |
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