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Thomas J. Turney
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Photojournalist, The State Journal-Register
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Waterparks, Business, Operations, Branding , IP, FECS, Technology, Digital Cinema , Design, Trends, Museums , Visitor Attractions Industry , Theme Parks , Immersive Experiences
Non-local news.
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By Thomas J. Turney Verified| The State Journal-Register Verified Thomas J. TurneyDavid Greene, 18, of Southeast High School, left, reacts to winning the Omega Nu Talent Hunt at the Lincoln Library Saturday, April 12, 2025. Thomas J. Turney/The State Journal-RegisterLeo Sogunro, 17, of Southeast High School performs a dramatic scene titled "Manic Pixie Dream Girl Says" by Olivia Gatwood during the Omega Nu Talent Hunt at the Lincoln Library Saturday, April 12, 2025. Thomas J.
By Thomas J. Turney Verified| USA Today Verified Thomas J. TurneyNicki Hendrix of Effingham speaks into a megaphone as she protests at the state Capitol against the Trump administration during the 50501 protest Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025. Thomas J. Turney/The State Journal-RegisterJean Lannefeld of Rockton holds up a sign as she protests at the state Capitol against the Trump administration during the 50501 protest Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025. Thomas J.
By Thomas J. Turney Verified| The State Journal-Register Verified Thomas J. TurneyDavid Greene, 18, of Southeast High School, left, reacts to winning the Omega Nu Talent Hunt at the Lincoln Library Saturday, April 12, 2025. Thomas J. Turney/The State Journal-RegisterLeo Sogunro, 17, of Southeast High School performs a dramatic scene titled "Manic Pixie Dream Girl Says" by Olivia Gatwood during the Omega Nu Talent Hunt at the Lincoln Library Saturday, April 12, 2025. Thomas J.
Company Info
The State Journal-Register
We are the No. 1 news source in Springfield and central Illinois, featuring the best local coverage of state government, municipal government, crime and public safety. We're known for our award-winning photography and featured columnists Bernard Schoenburg and Dave Bakke. SJ-R.com, our online presence, is the No. 1 website in the region and can be counted on for the latest breaking news.
Springfield, Illinois, United States
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