The New Lenox Farmers Market kicks off Thursday, May 15.
Remember and Honor
Helping our Veterans!
Cops will be atop the Rte. 30 Dunkin location on May 16 to raise money for Special Olympics Illinois.
The Koscinski family on May 6 awarded five student-athletes following their passions to college, a nod to their late son and his dreams.
Richard McGrath is no longer part of the Augustinian Order under which he served as priest, Patch has learned.
Run, walk or sprint into spring and chill out at a post-run party featuring a face painter, a photo booth, lawn games and free refreshments.
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Lest We Forget
A New Lenox collision shop, partnering with Allstate and Veterans Path To Hope, provided a much-needed car to a Woodstock veteran and mom.
The New Lenox-based food truck will park at Hickory Creek Brewing from 12 to 4 p.m. Saturday.
The parade is set for Sunday, May 4, and will be led by a man whose decades of volunteerism have had a lasting impact on the community.
Remember Their Sacrifice - Wear the Poppy with Pride
Hands-on project teaches students about plant science, sustainability and healthy living
The intersection of Cedar Road and Haven Avenue will close to thru traffic the week of April 21.
Beloved characters lead students in a joyful celebration of music, dance and friendship
Spring sessions runs from April 10 to May 24. Prizes include kayaks, sleds, Fitbits, Yeti coolers, tent and sleeping bag packs and more!
Gigi Fernando and Gladys Ramirez deepen their connection to Franciscan values on 10-day journey through sacred sites
Nick T., a participant in St. Coletta’s Supported Employment Program, steps up to the challenge
Beloved Chicago Bears mascot leads a high-energy dance party
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The training will be held Wednesday, April 2, following a safety expo and touch-a-truck event.
Volunteers needed for 2025 Activities
New Lenox's Loyalty Day parade will be held May 4 at 2 p.m.
Brings sweet treats and smiles to individuals with developmental disabilities at St. Coletta's of Illinois
Buy one T-shirt and get another 50% off through Feb. 28 at OutsiderThreads.com. Proceeds benefit The Nature Foundation of Will County.
The "I Want My 80s Tour" is coming to New Lenox in June. It's one of 5 shows in the series, Mayor Tim Baldermann said.
The four-way stop is in effect as of Tuesday, Feb. 11, New Lenox Mayor Tim Baldermann said.
The presentation will be held via Zoom on Tuesday, Feb. 25.
The fashion show fundraiser is set for Sunday, March 30 at VFW Post 9545.
Frankfort, New Lenox, Mokena, and Manhattan police are teaming up with the Will County Sheriff's Department in the 10-session course.
The drug education presentation is set for Thursday, Feb. 6. in New Lenox.
Sign up for the free Why We Burn program today to learn how this land management tool keeps the preserves healthy and diverse.
Participants will complete nature-themed missions to build healthy habits and qualify to win $10,000 in randomly awarded prizes.
Jeanine Kozlowski, of Advocates for Acceptance, is holding a Valentine's Day giveaway, with prizes to spoil two local special needs moms.
The project will replace an at-grade rail crossing on Gougar Road with an overpass. It's the largest transportation grant in county history.
Doug Wozniak's throat cancer has returned. He and wife Marina are struggling as medical costs mount.
It's up to supporters to raise the funds for Austin Kozlowski and five others to receive adaptive bikes specially fitted to their needs.
Hazel Josephine was born at 1:52 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 1. to Lindsay and Kyle Vonderheide.
The event had 230 attendees and generated $51,000 toward scholarships for young women in New Lenox, Frankfort, Mokena, and Manhattan.