Salem Village will no longer operate on Joliet's Rowell Avenue. March 15th will be its final day of operating in Joliet after decades.
Combat Veteran Moves From Leading Troops to Local Courtroom
Parker of Crest Hill, who succeeds Meta Mueller of Aurora, will serve a one-year term.
Resumes will be accepted until the positions are filled. Visit the Employment Page at ReconnectWithNature.org for more information.
The free Forest Preserve District event will feature live bird presentations, guided hikes, Talon Talks, a food truck, crafts and more.
Order nature-themed merchandise at a discount through Jan. 5. Proceeds from all sales benefit The Nature Foundation of Will County.
Here's a look back at 12 of the most memorable Joliet Patch articles you read and offered your reactions on social media during 2023.
Interior demolition of the four-story courthouse has started before exterior work begins in early January to tear down the structure.
The survey will be available on January 3 and will use public feedback to put together a county plan for more sustainable transportation.
The Chamber will host its annual awards banquet in late February but has announced several key honors including two community contributors.
St. Coletta’s of Illinois opens sea-themed area to help regulate emotions
Developmentally disabled children, adults benefit from community generosity
The free 'Natural World Art Exhibit' will be on display through Jan. 26 and is a collaboration with the Bolingbrook Arts Council.
Sunday Dec 3, 7:30am - Noon, SMN, (Cafeteria) 702 N. Broadway, Joliet Questions call Jenni 815-715-3974
Sign up for a quest on Dec. 28 at Isle a la Cache Museum. Examine maps, choose supplies and go on a journey of exploration!
10-year-employee Gail Lewis posted her final signoff at Walmart on TikTok in a video that has been seen more than 20 million times.
Several thousand people braved 30-degree temperatures to watch Friday night's 25th annual Joliet parade on North Chicago Street.
Culinary arts students learn to plan, prepare Thanksgiving feast for 100 guests
The Forest Preserve facility is the first nature center in the country to receive the accreditation for its inclusive practices.
We are contractually required to commit to a minimum of four days of work for any registered nursing staff replaced, Timothy Nelson noted.
Anyone that donates a gift will be entered into a drawing to win a night in a suite during the 2024 season.
Authors from WriteOn Joliet visited the Timbers of Shorewood after donation from local woman brings 30 books to the Timbers Senior Book Club
Contractors based in Pennsylvania arrived in Joliet this week to build a new entrance road into Woodlawn Memorial Park 2.
Two Joliet residents took it upon themselves to bring out a chainsaw to chop up several downed trees blocking the entrance into Woodlawn.
Nurses say they are preparing for another potential lock out and pinching pennies to weather the loss of pay right before the holidays.
The Will County Community Health Center is also offering COVID-19 vaccines at its location at 1106 Neal Avenue in Joliet.
Plaintiff Elizabeth Ortiz is mother and legal guardian of A.L., who attended the Taste of Joliet on June 25, 2022, according to her suit.
Vice president of corporate operations Michele Stone said the downed trees were kept in the road to keep people away from the unsafe bridge.
Filotto Roofing was hired as the contractor to rebuild the roof and steeple for downtown Joliet's former St. Mary Carmelite Church.
Permits are good for the remainder of 2023 and all of 2024, and they can be used at all six of the Forest Preserve's off-leash dog parks.
The calendar is a perfect holiday gift for nature enthusiasts! All sales benefit The Nature Foundation of Will County.
Artifacts from Joliet Iron Works will be on display during a 'Stories of Steel' exhibit from Nov. 1 to Jan. 31 at Isle a la Cache Museum.
Merchandise sales benefit The Nature Foundation of Will County, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting Forest Preserve initiatives.
October's episode of the monthly nature show debuts at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 25, on Facebook and YouTube.
Not only do Zamboni drivers get paid, they also tend to get rock star, Hollywood celebrity treatment.
"From our humble begins as a small group of boaters, AGLCA has grown to 6,000 memberships and 150 sponsors" its website proclaims.
Groceries will be distributed to 700 families in a drive-thru model. First come, first served until supplies last.
This is your chance to snag some trendy nature-themed items at a discount.
The race will take place rain or shine with half the proceeds from the event going to National Honor Society students at Joliet Central.
Enjoy beautiful nature photography throughout 2024 with a calendar featuring photos taken in Will County's forest preserves.