Community college students are invited to enter submissions to Oakton's 'Play on Student Playwriting Festival.'
Fresh Tech Maid Services Launches “Down & Dirty” Photo Contest
Mixed media artwork by Rhonda Popko on display at Des Plaines City Hall through February and on view at Des Plaines Public Library in March.
Join Oakton friends and alumni at the Allstate Arena for a night of hockey.
Pickleball is growing in towns in our area. There are active groups playing in Park Ridge and Niles. Now GMPD is launching a program.
The longtime, former Highway Commissioner for Maine Township was honored recently by the Cook County Board.
Oakton is hosting auditions for Paula Vogel's 'How I Learned to Drive' Feb. 21-22.
Feb 17- 26 at Prairie Lakes Theater Des Plaines www.spotlight.org or 847-516-2298 /tickets https://www.facebook.com/SpotlightNorthwestCook
A DePue resident received a prestigious academic honor from Oakton Community College.
Discover all that Oakton Community College has to offer by visiting the Des Plaines campus on Feb. 15.
Over 170 residents from Des Plaines received academic honors from Oakton Community College.
Oakton will host events on V-Day to demand an end to violence against women.
Enroll in late-starting courses offered at Oakton's campuses and online.
Dee Jovanovic receives the Cosmetologists Chicago Presidents Scholarship
Let's Talk Politics is a moderated discussion that allows Democrats, liberals and progressives to talk about important issues of the day
With a full slate of candidates representing experience and fresh faces, Maine Township Republicans are moving ahead full speed.
Artwork by Mary Olson will be on display in the 3rd floor gallery area at the Des Plaines Public Library between February 4th - March 4th.
Oakton will host three benefit productions of “The Vagina Monologues,” Feb. 10 – 12.
The Frisbie Senior Center in Des Plaines is featuring the artwork of John Mefferd between February 2nd and March 2nd.
Auditions for OMG Improv Players, Oakton's hilarious improvisation troupe, are scheduled Feb. 8.
The Des Plaines Fire Department will be purchasing new hydrant markers, thanks to a grant from Illinois American Water.
For the second time this season, Oakton guard Tafari Beckford has been selected as Player of the Week by the NJCAA.
The Oakton Board of Trustees approved a measure that would fund adult education for fiscal year 2017 in the lack of a state budget.
Meet with representatives of more than 70 colleges and universities at Oakton's annual college fair on Feb. 8.
Tim Calkins, an expert on brand building, will discuss the effectiveness of advertising during the Super Bowl at Oakton on Feb. 15.
Moser's Message to TMA Young Leaders "Bring American Jobs Back Home"
Live entertainment, free bingo, raffles, giveaways and now free antique appraisals highlight this Senior Expo on April 28.
Funds will support The AED Foundation sponsored Career and Technical Education programs and cutting edge research on workforce issues.
Join The Wildbird Shack in Mount Prospect for our first Knitting Club January 26!
Thanks to the owners and staff of Countryside and its patrons over $25,000 has been raised for needy families and individuals.
Oakton will soon offer a certificate geared for general office workers or technology staff who wish to expand credentials.
Learn about internship opportunities at Oakton Community College a free event on Jan. 25.
Based on the beloved Gene Wilder film and fun for the whole family! Prairie Lakes Theater 515 E. Thacker in Des Plaines - Feb 16 - 26, 2017
Owls guard Pat Hamilton was named men’s basketball District 4 player of the week by the National Junior College Athletic Association.
Found male cat in Des Plaines on 1/16/17
Oakton celebrated the recent graduation of 25 students who earned their associate degree in nursing.
An art exhibit about climate change runs Jan. 25 - Feb. 25, at Oakton's Margaret Burke Lee Science and Health Education Center.
Audition for Oakton’s benefit production of the “The Vagina Monologues” Jan. 18 and 19.
Oakton will host “This Case Is a Shamilton”, the Chicago Bar Association’s 93rd Annual Holiday Spirits Revue on Jan. 28.
Oakton received a $75,000 donation from Rivers Casino to go toward scholarships and help defray the cost of a new student center.