Dog Lovers: Plan to join us for our Run with the Big Dogs Playgroup, 24-Hour Micro-Chip Clinic Ask the Trainer, and Big Ambassador Dog Week
Alyssa Konkel lost her footing and her pants in a treadmill mishap caught on video that has now been viewed by millions across the world.
Touchdown Arlington will host Bears executive Kevin Warren as one local resident says politics have gotten in the way of development plans.
To sign and execute estate planning documents, a person must possess the required mental capacity to know what a legal document means
3rd Annual Charity Ride Raises Money for Y Programs
Ten Downtown Palatine Business Association members will feature seasonal clearance items, sales, special offers and more.
Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe is hoping to raise money following an arson fire earlier this week caused nearly $80,000 in damage.
John E. Lawson, 60, of Des Plaines, was killed Saturday when he was struck by a car.
Hundreds of older volunteers positively impact the lives of others. The Township is grateful for their dedication and commitment.
To highlight PTSD Awareness Month in June, the nonprofit aims to increase research funding, awareness and treatment of PTSD.
The market will run from 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays at the corner of Vail Avenue and Fremont Street.
Win one of two big prize baskets valued at $600 and support local businesses as you take advantage of specials, giveaways and sales.
David Perns and Brian Maye are the two newest trustees on the Board and join it as the Township continues to expand services for residents.
Pilot reading program with Meridian School and Orphans of the Storm results in Woodman’s donation to the animal shelter
IL American Water & University of IL Extension Offer webinar “Water Conservation at Home” on Monday, April 17
Appointments for new and replacement adult and minor passports, and minor renewals can be made with bilingual agents.
The May 29 parade honoring those who gave their lives in military service draws around 3,000 spectators and is welcoming all veterans.
Township residents who qualify can apply for energy assistance through the LIHEAP Program.
Formerly the “Girls on the Town” event, “Swing into Spring” will be on Thursday, May 4 in downtown Palatine.
The celebrations saluting St. Patrick brought out thousands for the Traditional Irish Breakfast, Parade, and After Party at Durty Nellie's.
The EGTAC (Elk Grove Township Agency Collaborative) is a service provider network that holistically addresses human/social service needs.
The business has 5 suburban locations, and provides some of the finest, ethically sourced coffee, along with a strong sense of community.
An ex-boyfriend is accused of killing woman; hoops state tourney; robbery: Arlington Heights Week in Headlines, Feb. 27-March 5, 2023.
We all know students who excel in academic, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local resident who is having an impact in Palatine.
A woman was killed after hitting an IDOT plow; residents lose power; fire station: Arlington Heights Week in Headlines, Feb. 20-26, 2023.
Bears buy former racetrack; local author talks Chicago; D214 students create robots: Arlington Heights Week in Headlines, Feb. 13-19, 2023.
IAW and American Water Charitable Foundation Announce $10,000 Contribution
More residents are utilizing the Food Pantry each month and the Township is taking steps to meet growing community needs.
Duo steals mail across area; local student witnesses State Of The Union; stadium: Arlington Heights Week in Headlines, Feb. 6-12, 2023.
We all know students who excel in academic, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's a local resident who is having an impact in Des Plaines.
Craft Collective features handmade, hand-embellished, and repurposed items from 30 area vendors.
This annual event includes s Traditional Irish Breakfast, Parade, and Irish-themed Epic After Party at Durty Nellie’s.
Paws for Love” waives fees, makes it easy to meet a new furry friend
Restaurants open; college students excel; residential arson: Arlington Heights Week in Headlines, Jan. 30-Feb. 5, 2023.
Services are free and address a growing need in the Township community.
In addition to programs that assist those in need, the elderly and disabled, the Township also provides opportunities to give back.
The event is being hosted Sunday by American Legion Post 208 at 121 N. Douglas Ave.
A 911 call regarding gunshots was a hoax; refunds available for some; D214 decision: Arlington Heights Week in Headlines, Jan. 16-22, 2023.
Orphans of the Storm encourages area residents to get acquainted with adoptable senior cats on Saturday afternoon, January 28