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February 16, 20110

What the proposed zoning changes mean to Wilber Heights

Champaign County passed an ordinance in 1973 intending to turn the Wilber Heights neighborhood into a strictly industrial region. The regulation prohi

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September 8, 20100

County takes first step to help Wilber Heights residents

The Champaign County Board took the first step Tuesday toward allowing residents of the Wilber Heights neighborhood to rebuild or make substantial imp

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July 25, 20100

Neighborhood declines – and county zoning blocks any hope of recovery

It doesn't take much to get Tom Lemke fired up. Just ask him about his neighborhood “a place he has called home for 63 years" — and his frustrat

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