Orland Park celebrates May Day with dancing around a maypole
Libby Paulson, Orland park historic sites supervisor, said many early settlers were English had traditions celebrating the community.
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Lyons Township School Board welcomes three new members
The Lyons Township High School District 204 Board swore in three new board members along with one incumbent after the April 1 election.
Ambitious Franklin Avenue, Green Street project aims to improve O’Hare transportation
Construction will begin this spring to expand Franklin Avenue, which stretches from Runge Street in Franklin Park to York Road.
River Forest chocolatier tastes sweet success, earns Wall of Fame nod from Triton College
River Forest Chocolates owner Madonna Slepicka may never have gotten into the business if it weren't for a full class at Triton College.
Park Ridge leaders may consider age restriction of Delta-8 product sales before a ban
Park Ridge city leaders may soon move to outlaw the sale of two hemp-derived synthetic THC products to anyone under age 21, likely an intermediate move before an outright ban...
As mayor Dan DiMaria steps down in Morton Grove, trustee he appointed Janine Witko elected to succeed him
Current Village Trustee Janine Witko is set to take the reins as mayor of Morton Grove, running unopposed in the April 1 election to replace Dan DiMaria whose public service...
Sokol Delisi the first Lincolnwood village clerk elected in 20 years, coming after Beryl Herman died in office
Sokol Delisi is the new Lincolnwood village clerk, running unopposed in the April 1 election to fill the seat Beryl Herman held for 20 years before she died in office...
With mostly unopposed races, Lake Zurich voters return familiar faces
Voters for the Village of Lake Zurich races, presented with candidates in all uncontested races, returned a number of familiar faces to public office Tuesday.
Park Ridge council hears from business owner on Delta-8 ban, holds off on vote
Two weeks after discussing whether to ban the sale and possession of Delta-8 and Delta-9 – substances in Park Ridge, the City Council Committee of the Whole decided at a...
Mattingly wants to use less social media to reach Park Ridge residents, Lupo would engage AI more. Both are running for city clerk.
A retired architect with a civic footprint across the Park Ridge area, and a Maine South High School alum and longtime business man are vying to be city clerk, with...