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Charlotte Stoub, 9, underwent a risky surgery in June, and in December, reunited with her surgeon for some hoops with the Chicago Bulls.
Plans include creating three modern play zones, a high school regulation basketball court, and upgraded volleyball court.
Kick-off fundraising event set for Jan. 30 at the Rialto Square Theatre, and will include a showing of 1980s classic "9 to 5."
The market will be held Thursday evenings in the Commons, May through September. Application for vendors open now.
A celebration of creativity and festive spirit brings St. Coletta’s of Illinois community together
Visit OutsiderThreads.com to order. Use promo code HOLIDAY20. All proceeds benefit The Nature Foundation of Will County.
Students prepare a delicious holiday meal for 80 guests with donated ingredients from St. Bernard’s Parish in Homer Glen
Three gift shops are stocked with unique items this holiday season, and the online store, OutsiderThreads.com is having a 20% off sale.
Community spirit shines as church volunteers serve up holiday cheer and connection
All Saints Lutheran Church honored for steadfast support and service to individuals with disabilities
Nearly 200 attendees gathered in Tinley Park to honor St. Coletta's legacy and raise essential funds for the future
The bird was spotted at Laraway and Schoolhouse roads on Monday.
5th Annual Warriors Walk raises $40,000 for Project Headstrong Veterans Suicide Prevention
American Legion Post 1977 14414 Ford Drive, New Lenox, IL
November 11, 2024 at 11:00 am
The tradition dates back to the days of horse-drawn engines, officials said.
The fire happened in the 700 block of Amber Road Tuesday afternoon.
The Tyler Koscinski Memorial Foundation held its inaugural fundraising event on Saturday, Oct. 26.
Scarecrow Walk in the New Lenox Commons
The Village will host its 2nd annual Pumpkin Smash on Saturday, Nov. 2.
The Adopt-A-Family program is in its inaugural year in New Lenox, and pairs sponsor families with others in need.
A fire destroyed nearly all of Tri-Star Cabinet Co. New Lenox Mayor Tim Baldermann called the fire devastating for the family and town.
Will County Animal Protection is holding an adoption promotion in October, in recognition of National Adopt A Shelter Dog month.
The Tyler Koscinski Memorial Foundation will raise funds to support young athletes. Koscinski died last month in a car crash.
Students, staff and adult participants enjoy food, fun and games
Complete missions to earn prizes with this popular program that features a variety of nature-themed challenges throughout the preserves.
Flu shots, updated COVID and RSV vaccines will be available Saturday, Oct. 5.
The trail running Sept. 28–29 is filled with scares. Donations to NAWS of Mokena, PAWS of Tinley Park encouraged for admission.
Doreen Pomykala has endured a rare condition throughout her life, impacting her ability to walk and complete daily tasks.
The classes will be beginner-friendly and project-based.
The all-ages event Sept. 21 is free, and includes kids' activities, an Empty Bowls soup-tasting experience, and beer from area breweries.
The family of Tyler Koscinski, 20, who died in a crash Sunday, has channeled grief into creation of a foundation in his name.
Tickets are still on sale for Frankfort Mayor Keith Ogle’s popular fall fundraiser, Taste of Frankfort.
Attention 7th and 8th Graders. Come out to skate with the Lincoln-Way Coaches!
Mason Santiago, 19, and Tyler Koscinski, 20, were both New Lenox natives.
The event offers free recycling for electronics, household hazardous waste, metal, wood, clothing, books, toys, and more.
The fair is held Sept. 21–22 in downtown Park Forest.
American Legion Post 1977 14414 Ford Drive, New Lenox
New Lenox-based Advocates for Acceptance organized a softball game teaming up players of all abilities and needs.