New Lenox's Sally Wieclaw has been named the Will County Forest Preserve District's Volunteer of the Year for 2023.
The event by the Will County Thresherman's Association is set for June 15 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
NL VFW Post 9545 thanks community & local businesses for their help & contributions.
The deadline to apply is May 15 at 4 p.m. Starting salary is mid-$60,000, officials said.
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Ticket sales for the Sept. 14 show by Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band start Saturday, May 11 at Village Hall.
New Lenox's Amy Coddington, a paralegal with the National Guard, will graduate soon from ISU, and will become one in the civilian world.
Food Fight: Taco Fest gets another go and "Adult" Movie Nights return to the event schedule in New Lenox.
Poppy remembrance the month of May
Spectators will help pick which entries should win in three award categories at the Sunday, May 5 parade.
Jim Pitcairn, a 61-year resident of New Lenox, will serve as Grand Marshal of this year's New Lenox Loyalty Day Parade on Sunday, May 5.
The event will be held Thursday, May 9, and will honor 37 fallen officers from across various departments in Will County.
The event will include a 5K run for ages 14 and older and a Dino Dash for children ages 13 and under.
The family and widow of a New Lenox man who died in a freak accident nearly 2 years ago are doing what they can to keep his legacy alive.
The District now has two versions of a cicada shirt ready for the insect's emergence. Proceeds benefit The Nature Foundation of Will County.
Work began Monday on the 29-field complex near Silver Cross Hospital—a big undertaking for the Village and a dream for millions in revenue.
The Forest Preserve District of Will County is buying into the cicada hype with a special edition t-shirt in honor of the bug.
Stock up on merchandise at OutsiderThreads.com to save 20% through April 28. All proceeds benefit The Nature Foundation of Will County.
Excitement is building for the solar eclipse April 8 in New Lenox, where we'll experience 94 percent partiality.
Eat at the New Lenox location of Buffalo Wild Wings at several dates in April to see a portion of proceeds donated.
Volunteers are fundraising for much-needed repairs to the barn and arenas at the beloved Francis Field property in New Lenox.
The training will be held Wednesday, April 3, following a safety expo and touch-a-truck event.
A measles case in Will County is linked to cases in Chicago, the Will County Health Department said Monday.
There’s a full schedule of exciting events and fun activities for 2024—all for a great cause!
The 1.5-hour class is set for Thursday, April 4, and is designed to give people tools to use in interactions with suicidal subjects.
The mobile unit will visit New Lenox Village Hall on Tuesday, April 9.
The kiosk is intended for unwanted prescription and over-the-counter drugs. Sharps, needles, and inhalers are not allowed.
A new law may soon be on the books to help ensure insurance coverage for certain infertility treatments, thanks to Senator Hastings.
New Lenox's Loyalty Day parade will be held May 5 at 2 p.m.
The increased patrol efforts kick off Friday, March 8 and run through Sunday, March 17.
Illinois municipal and county first responders are one step closer toward receiving free mental health care coverage, thanks to Hastings.
Residents across Illinois may soon have relief from noisy highways, thanks to a measure advanced by State Senator Michael E. Hastings.
The checks were mailed Monday. The Village refunded $2.2 million to nearly 7,000 households.
A fourth nest has been found this winter in the Forest Preserve District of Will County. Staff will begin watching for hatchlings March 23.
Support The Nature Foundation of Will County by buying nature-themed apparel. The 20% off sale runs through March 14. So, stock up today!
In free White Oak Library program, gerontologist Dr. Lydia Manning empowers older women to harness their wealth, health and longevity
The volunteer-based agency is seeking extra hands ahead of its busy season.
Kevin Johnson, now 20, asked for a plea deal for second-degree murder Wednesday, with a sentence of 20 years. That plea was rejected.
UChicago Hospital and one of its cardiac surgeons are named in a lawsuit claiming negligence caused the death of Ruth Colby, 69.