By Karen Haave Becoming an Eagle Scout is not easy, because it is performance-based, with some challenging requirements. Statistics show that only 4-6 percent of…
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By Sandy Vasko Being an old equal rights amendment worker, I can tell you that the issue of women’s role in the workplace is not…
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Here’s a nice aerial shot of the Fred and Sophie Barten Farm in Manhattan. Thanks to Debbi Barten-South for submitting.
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This year marks the 75th Anniversary of Trinity Services. Founded in 1950 as a school for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Joliet, today…
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The Forest Preserve District of Will County will host a Mutts and Mugs program from 1-3 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 2, at Forked Creek Preserve…
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By Stephanie Irvine In the heart of Elwood, Habitat for Humanity is hard at work, making the dream of homeownership available to those who work…
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Elijah Smith (18, Joliet) was arrested, processed, and released on a Notice to Appear for Aggravated Unlawful Use of a Weapon and Obstructing a Peace…
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The Will County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) is coordinating with Constellation Energy to open one of three siphons of warm water from the Dresden Energy…
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Carlos Martins (50, Detroit, MI) was arrested, processed, and released on a Notice to Appear for Battery. On November 21, 2024, at 3:23 p.m., Officers…
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By Nick Reiher Pink fluff salad. His favorite. Fresh, squarish buns, with or without butter. Scalloped potatoes and ham. Bars and slices of cake. Coffee…
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