Shoppers flocked to Sam's Club stores Friday to cash in on liquidation deals as news spread that six suburban locations will be closing. The retail giant announced Thursday that 63 stores nationwide will be closing Jan. 26, including suburban locat...

Merit Partners and Cushman & Wakefield said that Crate & Barrel has leased 117,000 square feet of office space at The Fields redevelopment in Chicago. Crate & Barrel plans to utilize the space for photo and video production and will continue to ...

Kids and parents can enjoy a taste of summer when the North Suburban YMCA hosts its annual Summer Camp Open House on January 28 from 2:00 to 4:00pm. The event offers the chance to meet staff members, explore the facility, and learn about the wide va...

The North Suburban YMCA has received a "big check" for $20,000 as an installment of its annual payment from Wintrust/Northbrook Bank & Trust's towards the $100,000 donation the bank pledged in 2015 as part of the Y's ongoing capital campaign for imp...

Tea time Geneva's All Chocolate Kitchen Primo is bringing back afternoon tea starting Friday, Jan. 12. Taste some of chef Alain Roby's sweet and savory treats while sipping on gourmet teas from 2 to 4 p.m. Sweets include chocolate-dipped banana brea...

An eight-story multi-tenant office building on Skokie Boulevard in Northbrook sold for $20.9 million, according to a Des Plaines brokerage firm. Podolsky Circle CORFAC International represented the seller, Syndicated Equities, in the transaction...

A longtime tennis player and coach from Libertyville was recently selected to serve on the Junior Recreation Committee for the United States Tennis Association's Midwest Section. In that capacity, Jill Bachochin will work with other volunteer commit...

Construction is nearing completion on a 72-bed memory care facility in Arlington Heights, expected to open this spring. Waverly Inn will be the fourth senior living community of Olympia, Washington-based Koelsch Senior Communities to open in the sub...

Professional baseball players' careers can end with one ligament-popping pitch, an awkward slide or the accumulated tolls of aches and pains. On the verge of his 6,000th professional baseball game in April, legendary Chicago Cubs radio broadcaster P...