I've maintained an interest in railroading throughout my life, and when a train rolls by I tend to give it more than a passing glance. During the summer, while taking aerial photos at a golf course near the busy junction that the Union Pacific refer...

It's easy to goof up a piece of ceramic pottery. Take it from a professional. “There really is a fine line between, ‘Oh my God, this is gorgeous,' and ‘Oh my God, my son made it,'” said Dubhe Carreño, whose workspace and shop, This Quiet Dust cerami...

Submit your event listings at www.dailyherald.com/share; deadline is two weeks prior to event or registration deadline. Nov. 12 Innovation Center Virtual Tour: Virtually at 10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview ...

Even during a global pandemic, art finds a way. Of this, musicians, dancers and theater artists are certain. “One of the things about artistic folk of all sorts, we are all so incredibly hopeful and resilient,” said Hoffman Estates native Tim Foszcz...

In this unprecedented year, Thanksgiving is going to look quite different for many. But suburban restaurants are trying to make the best of the situation by offering a variety of Thanksgiving dinner options to-go. The best part? Less time spent in t...

Events recognizing the service and sacrifice of veterans were held in Northbrook and Glenview Wednesday to commemorate Veterans Day. U.S. Rep. Brad Schneider, a Deerfield Democrat who was recently reelected to his seat in the 10th District, said he ...

The coronavirus pandemic hasn't discouraged the speakers at Glenview's annual "State of the Village" address on Nov. 5. Co-hosted by the Village, the Glenview Chamber of Commerce, the Glenview Values Committee and the League of Women Voters, the add...

The process of recommending a slate of candidates to Northbrook residents sounds much more whimsical than it probably is. "As the leadership of the caucus, our job is to wind up the toy and let it run," said Mark Cohen, chairman of the Northbrook Ca...