Harper Police will take part in the community event, 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, August 5, at the Hoffman Estates Police Department
The Palatine community rallied to help friends and neighbors by donating to the Palatine Food Pantry campaign aligned with my Camino walk.
Workshops, school partnerships and community outreach are designed to support entire families while giving students a strong start at Harper
Guests can enjoy treats, raffles and kitten cuddles while supporting the rescue’s youngest residents on Saturday, July 19.
A device was found with numerous files consistent with child sexual abuse material, some of which depicted victims under the age of 13.
Associate in Fine Arts with Music Production Emphasis enables students to gain experience in Harper’s state-of-the-art studio facilities
Beloved Palatine Theatre Company Celebrates 69 Seasons of Community, Creativity, and Family-Friendly Musicals
Palatine Township’s Back to School Supplies Program begins its 37th year kicking off at the Palatine Parade on Saturday, July 5, 2025.
Schmidt will run for his third term
Palatine Township Newly-established Community Mental Health Board
Co-hosted by iCU Community and the Township of Schaumburg, the annual celebration returns to Harper’s Palatine campus on Saturday, June 21
Cover letters and resumes must be submitted by May 27 at 5:00 PM CST to aj@palatinetownship-il.gov.
Meet your new Palatine Township Board sworn in Monday, May 19, 2025 for the four year term from 2025-2029.
Harper College’s annual, free outdoor music series will feature groups performing rock, jazz, folk and more from June 5 through July 31
The newest addition to Harper's Palatine campus will house more than a dozen academic programs along with flexible learning spaces
The American Legion Post 690 is sponsoring a Memorial Day Parade and other related activities on Monday, May 26th.
Harper College students shepherd groups of grade school students on campus tours, connecting the kids with a college in their community
Harper College has awarded $190,000 to 16 area nonprofits so far. Organizations can apply for the next round of funding through May 16
Join us for a week or the whole summer!
Harper College students Bruno Diaz, Wengipreye Indiamaowei, Annette Lee and Priyanka Saroya are up for the undergraduate transfer award
Join Chicago's sweetest walk/run with event proceeds benefiting Cal’s Angels, which supports pediatric cancer patients.
The Harper College educator helped to create Ecuador’s first sign language dictionary and teaches about Deaf culture, in addition to ASL
Harper’s ensemble will present one of theatre’s most enduring plays, which originated the term ‘gaslight,’ from April 30 through May 4
The Palatine American Legion Post 690 is holding an upscale pasta dinner upstairs in their family-friendly banquet hall on May 3rd.
Harper will screen a trio of films made in Ukraine, from award-winners to the animated family film 'Mavka: The Forest Song'
Featuring experts in the quantum field, the April 28 event at Harper College will highlight how this technology is reshaping the future
The Harper alum and his family found support and success beginning with ELA classes, and free child care, at Partners for Our Communities
***SAVE THE DATES: The Douglas Center Annual Spring Art Show and Sale*** Monday, May 5 through Friday, May 9, 2025
Each year, Harper recognizes alumni who have shown outstanding professional achievement. Nominate an alum before May 5
About 150 students from high school districts 211 and 214 tested their teamwork and cooking skills in a ‘Chopped’-style contest at Harper
The Rotary Club of Palatine exceeded last year’s milestone when they distributed checks to 38 organizations.
From constructing drones to learning how to cook delicious meals, Harper College’s InZone summer program gives youth hands-on experience
Property tax exemption applications for Palatine Township residents are now available for the 2024 tax year at the Township office.
By Dr. Abbie Miller, a market Chief Medical Officer, UnitedHealthcare of Illinois
Local resident earns the rank of Eagle Scout and is recognized at Palatine Township's February Regular Board Meeting.
Nightfall: A Concert of Film Noir Music, featuring Peter Aglinskas, Linda Veleckis Aglinskas and John Devlin, will take place on March 15
Harper's new center and fire tower will educate new and aspiring firefighters and provide continued training for area first responders
Tickets are on sale for performances of the Tony Award-winning musical, which will run March 7-9, 14-16 at Harper’s Performing Arts Center.
In free two-part series, Dr. Jim Flanagan and Jigar Doshi of Bentron Financial Group help older adults gauge their retirement readiness
Ticket sales end February 28 for this March 14 event to support Palatine High School - don't miss the 40th annual Dinner and Auction!