As part of the Forest Preserve's annual maintenance plan, select preserves will be closed the week of Aug. 4.
Residents can register by Sept. 3 to be included in the Village's publication of participating homes.
You will be able to spot superheroes of all kinds at the annual event.
Rep. Manley was deeply inspired by Bolingbrook grad Miriam Tsegay's presentation on civil discourse.
The concert, set to begin at 7 p.m. Thursday, is canceled due to inclement weather.
An extreme heat watch has been issued for Romeoville, which will be in effect starting Wednesday morning.
The festivities are held Aug. 7-10 at Deer Crossing Park and Village Park.
The Village renewed their agreement with JJC - Romeoville Campus to allow residents to park in JJC lots 1-4 during large scale events.
The fun fair will kick off at 3:30 p.m. and run until 7 p.m.
The free, all ages exhibit runs through Aug. 30 and features artwork by the Nature Artists' Guild of The Morton Arboretum.
Event organizers said the event is a great opportunity to bring the family to see the vehicles, simulators and performances.
Meteor shower activity will heat up in July; the Perseids will begin July 17.
The Aug. 5 event will feature demos, tours of the building, skydiving superheroes and more.
More than 280 families attend free Community Connection Resource Fair in the village of Romeoville
The move will allow Lewis to focus on supporting its remaining 22 athletic programs at the highest levels, according to a release.
Kids ages 5 to 15 can compete for prizes and enjoy fishing fun at a Kids Fishing Derby on Saturday, June 28, at Hidden Lakes Trout Farm.
An "unsanitary incident" has closed the splash pad for the day on Tuesday, the Village said.
Romeoville will be under a heat advisory, which is in effect from 10 a.m. Saturday to midnight Monday night.
Cool off with some sprinklers and kiddie pools; all dogs and their owners are invited.
The first concert will kick off on July 10 this year.
Tee off August 18 to support individuals with developmental disabilities
Romeoville has just announced the headliner of the August festival.
The free, all-ages event is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on June 14 in Romeoville.
The aquatic facility, which is in Romeoville, opens for the summer on May 31.
Every child who completes the Summer Book Club will receive a gift card for a frozen treat from a local ice cream shop and a certificate.
The Village operates three free splash pads throughout town.
The free event for ages 3 to 17 will be held from 7 to 11:30 a.m. at the Wesglen Clubhouse.
The annual service will be held at the Edward "Doc" McCartan Veterans Memorial, 11 Montrose Drive, in Romeoville.
All the parties will feature inflatables, music, games, food and more.
Attendees can also learn about sustainability, gardening and composting practices from experts.
The interactive monuments stretch from Berwyn to Pontiac.
The initiative coincides with National Bike Month in May.
Now that orioles have started arriving, you can start expecting some other birds to start popping in as well, the preserve said.
Historically, the first sightings in Will County come sometime in May, although in some recent years they have arrived as early as mid-April
The event will feature live music, family-friendly activities, a food truck and more.
Generally, we start seeing hummingbirds in Will County around the middle of April, and they should be here in full force by May.
These incidents at the business generally involve arguments between patrons that escalate into physical altercations, the Village said.
Heidelberg Materials is enhancing its existing berm along Rte 53 including the removal of low-quality brush and invasive trees.
Smithsonian Gardens’ “Pollination Investigation” opens April 2, and runs through June 22.
The open house will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. on April 8 at Village Hall, 1050 W. Romeo Road.