ShareFest volunteers did many good works in the community.
See how people are thanking veterans around the country.
All proceeds from the calendar benefit the not-for-profit Will County Children’s Advocacy Center.
Here's our roundup of the most uplifting and feel-good stories from Patch towns across the country.
A teenage singer and motivational speaker from New Lenox can be found on Youtube.
The tree lighting kicks off the Christmas season in Frankfort.
A movie-themed mini-golf course was set up inside the New Lenox Library.
The 90-minute class explains the ins and outs of Medicare.
Thank you, Internet, for the perfect end to Halloween.
Give some blood and get a free oil change at Frankfort's Currie Motors.
Crows won't be coming anywhere close to the Frankfort Park District Founders Community Center.
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.
The Village of Frankfort's approved trick-or-treating hours are ...
The Boy Scouts will start a food drive Saturday.
'Rolling Stone' compiled the list as part of its Venues That Rock series.
A football dream comes true for a high school senior in New York.
Two New Lenox World War II U.S. Army veterans are joining the Honor Flight to Washington on Sept. 12.
I would've been on time, but....
Marta Keane, president of the Illinois Recycling Association, was named to serve on an Illinois State legislative task force on recycling.
Father's Day 2013 is June 16. How are you planning to celebrate the day?
Hay-stuffed scarecrows, cornstalks and orange pumpkins are part of Americana. The New Lenox Park District was spot-on in attracting crowds to a host of autumn festivities.
Frank Margaron donates money toward the Silver Cross Chapel project in honor of his late wife.
The New Lenox Fire Protection District organized the event, which featured 12 other departments from the area.
ShareFest concludes today with a Patriot Day ceremony in the Village Commons.
Check out photos from the job and health fairs, entertainment and service projects around the community.
After a potential tenant backed out of its deal, the public library turned to a short-term solution before something before
The massive annual volunteerism event returns to New Lenox on Sept. 1. For 11 Days of Giving, you can donate food, books, clothing and more, and also exchange items for other things donated.
Music, dance and presentations motivate volunteers and brings families together in the annual volunteerism event in New Lenox.
After being forced to close while getting up to county code, Dan Stinnett plans to re-open The Hub by mid-September. The popular hangout for area youths has been closed on-and-off for more than a year.
After a modest request on WishUponAHero.com, a Frankfort family was surprised with twice the money needed to help purchase special educational toys.
The Columbine High School tragedy in 1999 stirred the creation of the Asset Building Program used at high school and elementary schools nationwide.
The legacy of self-giving is seen through a pair of flimsy eyeglasses told in a narrative story.
Tots to teens lap up island theme at VBS.
Find out how the 2012 New Lenox Relay for Life still went on as planned, despite inclimate weather at Lincoln-Way West.
Area dog trainer Sandy Heimberg's Great Dane, Von Scheer's Amazin' Raisin, will compete in a national obedience competition in October.
Michael Sewall says his goodbye to New Lenox Patch readers this week. Also, meet the guest editor!
New Lenox resident Ann Piasecki will keep a watch on the New Lenox Patch site until further notice.
I've been the New Lenox Patch editor for almost two years, but now I'm moving to another role with the company. I want to thank the community for making Patch what it's become.