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Agreement Made on How to Honor Late Champaign Activist

Updated: January 7, 2009
After almost two hours of public testimony Tuesday night, the Champaign City Council reached an agreement to honor a well-known activist. Fourth Street from University to Bradley Avenue could soon officially be named after John Lee Johnson. He was contro

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