In my way-too-many years of being involved in sports - through coaching, officiating, announcing, directing leagues and now writing - I have come across, and been fortunate to get to know, many wonderful individuals. Very few have ever had the love ...

Bald heroism A group of sixth-graders from Wood Oaks Junior High, 1250 Sanders Road, lost a lot of hair for a good cause on April 11. Collectively known as the "Wood Oaks Shavers," with printed T-shirts and everything, the eight boys for a seco...

Submit your event listing at dailyherald.com/share; deadline is two weeks prior to event date or registration deadline. April 15 Lego Club: Virtually at 11 a.m. Thursday, April 15, Glenview Public Library. For children in grades one-six. R...

With the local elections over, it's time to reboot our communities The candidates who won and lost, as well as the community, need to focus on looking forward. Congratulations and thanks are due to all who participated in the process. Running for of...

Join the Northbrook Symphony and Maestro Mina Zikri as it presents the fourth performance of the 2020-2021 season on Mother's Day weekend. The Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D major, BWV 1050, will be performed featuring guests from the Chicago...

With postponement of the high school football season from fall to spring due to the pandemic, the Glenbrook North marching band finally had the opportunity to perform at a home game as the Spartans took on the Trevians of New Trier in Northbrook Fri...

Matt O'Hara and Michelle Seguin sought their slots on the Glenbrook High Schools District 225 Board of Education based on simple concepts. They both wanted to serve their communities - and what better place to do that than in education. Results from...

There was more panning - much more - of the proposed Willow Crossing Shopping Center at Tuesday night's Glenview Plan Commission meeting. Three weeks ago, 30 residents voiced their angst over the GW Properties plan for an Amazon Fresh-anchored shopp...