Suburban businesses fared well in Inc Magazine's 2019 list of the 5,000 fastest growing privately held companies, which was released this week. A total of 106 suburban firms made the annual list prepared by the New York-based publication. The magazi...

Libertyville, IL, July 24, 2019: Consumers Credit Union (CCU; $1.3 Billion, Waukegan, IL), hosted a luncheon for state legislators earlier this month at the credit union's administrative headquarters in Gurnee, IL. Legislators attending the meeting ...

Happy Hour all day Start the school year off right: It's Happy Hour pricing all day on all pizzas and select apps, such as poke nachos and fried mac and cheese, at Yard House now through Thursday, Aug. 15, and Monday through Thursday, Aug. 19-22. Ya...

Palatine Township Elementary School District 15's new superintendent is brimming with ideas as the 2019-20 academic year begins Wednesday. Laurie Heinz received a four-year contract and a starting annual salary of $272,000 to replace the retiring Sc...

Amateur genealogist Zalman Usiskin will share "More Stories about Things I've Learned from Doing Genealogy" at the Sunday, Aug. 25, 2019, meeting of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Illinois at Temple Beth-El, 3610 Dundee Road, Northbrook, Ill. Hi...

Campers from the North Suburban YMCA's summer day camp teamed up with several Glenbrook North High School athletes, to showcase their social responsibility efforts by participating in the Y's first "Color Run" race fundraiser. The August 9th event w...

Fifty years ago this week, as David Zacher and some high school pals pulled out of the driveway of his parents' Long Island home on their way to the Woodstock Music & Art Fair, his mother ran out of the house with a Bible in her hand. She made him ...

The highly anticipated Northern Suburban Special Recreation Association's end-of-summer bash is just a few days away. On Wednesday, Aug. 14, nearly 350 participants, family members, supporters and staff will gather for NSSRA's ninth annual Summer Ba...