Fifty turkey experts will answer questions on meal prep and turkey emergencies this holiday season.
It's not on the menu, but customers can give baristas a special recipe that will produce a drink similar to the beverage enjoyed by the fictional witches and wizards from the Harry Potter books.
See how people are thanking veterans around the country.
Here's our roundup of the most uplifting and feel-good stories from Patch towns across the country.
Chicago Crime Commission to present Mitchell A. Mars Prosecutorial Excellence Award on Wednesday.
We rounded up the most uplifting stories trending across the country.
Tour the "House that Jordan Built." The one he's auctioning, valued at $21 million.
Mom's rendition of "My Heart Can't Tell You No" creates a strong reaction in her 10-month-old baby.
A football dream comes true for a high school senior in New York.
Born into crushing poverty in the southern African nation, recent Benedictine Ph.D. grad Dalitso Sulamoyo has become a leader in the fight against poverty in Illinois.
Spc. Zachary Lange is one of five finalists set to compete to represent Illinois in the national level of the competition.
George Banas gives $1 of every sale of “Terrorists and the Terchova Treasure—In My Brother’s Place” to the American Legion to help veterans.
No experience is necessary, but church singers interested in a more informal musical experience are encouraged to join.
The Red, White and Blue Ball is a fundraiser for Operation Support Our Troops America and the Midwest Shelter for Homeless Veterans.
Upcoming ESL for You! classes meet at 10 a.m. Sept. 29, Oct. 6, and Oct. 20.
Admission is free and this event is designed for the whole family.
The clinic is for children ages 3 to 5 and will be from 5:30 to 6:15 p.m., prior to the Benedictine Women’s Soccer game vs. North Central College Tuesday.
The class will focus on the library’s newest resource, Job and Career Accelerator.
Items accepted include electronics, small appliances and rechargeable batteries.
All ages are welcome to the 28th annual event which gives attendees a glimpse of what life was like almost 100 years ago.
The Job Searching Strategies class, set for 7 p.m. Monday in Meeting Room B, will help attendees learn how to use not only the Internet to search for jobs, but also how to use some of the library’s resources to research employers and company informa
Local businesses have teamed up with Lisle Public Library during Library Card Sign Up Month.
During Saturday's market, the Lisle/Woodridge Fire Department will have a fire engine on display and a balloon twister will delight the crowd.
The purpose of the presentation is to increase awareness of the current heroin, alcohol and controlled substance use, and provide resources for students at risk for addictive substance abuse behaviors.
Motorcyclists will show their support for Lisle resident Lemuel "James'' Dahan and nine other wounded Illinois veterans.
As of Aug. 14, a total of 56 participants were registered and $8,905 was raised.
Electronics, such as computer monitors, printers, stereos, microwaves, VCRs, cell phones and TVs can be recycled.
Diane Ladley, author of several local ghost books, will be telling stories of hauntings occurring in the surrounding communities.
Baby Emily Kaczanko is home after 142 days in the Edward Hospital NICU. On Thursday, she reunited with some of her lifesavers.
You won't need your smart phone to make your own hand-forged hook in this three-hour class.
The blood drive, scheduled for Wednesday, is part of the restaurant's 25th anniversary.
What treasures might they find in Lisle? The "modern archeologists" who star in the History Channel show plan to be in Illinois in September, says a show producer.
Daniel Schacher finished his World Series of Poker play with $44,655 in earnings at the recent No-Limit Main Event.
An Illinois Department of Human Services employee will serve jail time for arranging benefits for her boyfriend and a gaggle of fictitious children, according to the Daily Herald. Police are still searching for the Lisle man.
"Neuqua on Drugs" documentary reveals Naperville's drug problem encompasses bigger and deeper issues than solely heroin.
Fund raising for a universally inclusive playground near the Danada County Forest Preserve kicks off with presentation from Shane's Inspiration designer and project director.
Western Suburban Living releases its rankings for the top communities to live.
Chica and Bonita come in a super affectionate pair from the West Suburban Humane Society.
In the primary election fray, several notable new stories may have been bumped from our front page before you got to see them, including the suicide of a Downers Grove South student and the resignation of Naperville District 203's superintendent.
Several community groups, including District 202 and St. Joan of Arc schools, are sponsoring fundraisers on Saturday.