Tolono

In his own way, kind of a Jack White mindset of putting down his own flag in his own community.

Matt bought an old railroad distribution yard and building in Tolono, Illinois, which is 15 minutes outside of Champaign-Urbana.

Okay.

Very small farm community.

I don't know.

He's got a whole vision for what he's going to do.

He kind of owns Tolono, Illinois.

It's pretty cool.

No, you're good.

But 3A, Tolono Unity tomorrow, heading to Bloomington, Bloomington Central Catholic.

Man, that'll be a good one for the local high school fans.

That'll be a good one.

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We thank Busey for being a sponsor on the drive.

David in Tolono says Illini, 48.

Terps get 45.

They're, like, I think, like, two and a half, three hours away.

They're up in that Monticello, Tolono area.

It's closer to Decatur, I think.

Have you guys ever been to where you're going

And I think the majority, overwhelming majority of our fields have been harvested up to this point.

You know, just on my drive over here, I had about a 45-minute drive from Tolono over here to this side of town.

And there's not a ton of standing crop out there, corn or beans.

I mean, guys are getting after it this week and this weekend, but I think Premier Cooperative put out that about 80% of the soybeans have been harvested in our trade territory.

So many texts have rolled in.

David in Tolono, a Tulsa Golden Hurricane.

Yeah, I think I already mentioned David's text earlier.

Because once a hurricane was selected, it was off the board.

Yeah.

Fun.

David and Tolono.

I missed this.

Over the last two years, we've been trying to hit those challenges and find solutions for them.

So we've been looking at all of our small outlying communities, St. Joe, Tolono, Rantoul, Paxton, Fisher.

And we're looking at different ways and opportunities in these more rural, smaller communities to give them the ability to downsize their house without sacrificing the luxuries that they're used to.

It's Nate Evans at 217-239-7113.

Case Falcons at Topa Topa School in Ojai, California.

Mrs. Painter, Mrs. Boyette and Ms. Hartman's Rockets at Unity Junior High in Tolono, Illinois.

Mrs. Reed's Bull Pups at Garnett School in Garnett, Kansas.

and Mrs. Ganz's Bobcats at Van Buren in Caldwell, Idaho.

You know, it was, uh, it was outta hand.

Uh, Kyle from Tolono, "If you haven't seen the video of Mike Evans responding to Diggs chirping at him during the game, oh, it's amazing.

Guarantee it will be the new go-to response when a wide receiver owns the DB." Did you see that last night?

I, I saw-