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The first half hour of the sale each day will be for Friends of the Library members only.
Space is limited and registration required. Forest Preserve District volunteer morning programs are held from 9 a.m. to noon and are for ages 10 and older.
The Forest Preserve District of Will County has announced its schedule of programs for the week of Jan. 12.
Local cooks will showcase their best chili recipes, serve samples to event attendees and compete for top honors.
This annual adults-only night of entertainment, dinner, games and live and silent auctions will support the St. Mary Immaculate Parish School community.
The Forest Preserve District of Will County has announced its 2026 event calendar, featuring a year of art exhibits, festivals, live music, educational programs and outdoor experiences across Will County.
Planned Parenthood provided services for nearly 35,000 Illinois Medicaid customers across the state in 2024, the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services said.
The “Big House Ballgame” will represent the long history of organized baseball played at the prison.
Over 300 guests packed the venue. Organized and brought to life entirely by the Joliet Township High School young entrepreneurs and presented with support from Midland States Bank.
Joliet Central High School Students of the Month are selected based on character, responsibility and academic performance or improvement.
Joliet West High School Students of the Month are selected based on character, responsibility and academic performance or improvement.
Jeeps on the Run delivered an estimated $130,000 in toys and $60,000 in cash for the US Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots programs in Lake and McHenry counties – despite an overnight snowstorm the day of the event.
McHenry County College’s Nursing Program was recently named the top nursing school in Illinois for 2026 by registerednursing.org.
Under the direction of Joliet Central Welding and Electronics instructor Nicole Gubbins, students brought the decades-old teaching tool back to life.
The Illinois Department of Public Health has reaffirmed the recommendation for a universal hepatitis B vaccination at birth to prevent serious viral infections that can lead to acute or chronic liver disease