Bishop Noll Institute marked a new chapter in its 104th school year, with the blessing and ribbon cutting of its long-awaited athletic stadium. The historic events kicked off the school year on a high note, signifying the culmination of years of planning and community support.
Chicago Fire FC today announced Lou Malnati’s – Chicago’s Legendary Deep Dish Pizza – as the presenting partner for the Club’s upcoming match versus Inter Miami CF on Saturday, August 31 at Soldier Field.
Celebrate with the Pride of PNW at the Homecoming Sports Fest at Dowling Park in Hammond. Enjoy food, music, activities, and more!
TimeLine Theatre Company is thrilled to share that its capital campaign has raised nearly $40 million and its general contractor, Bulley & Andrews, has begun construction on the company’s future new home at 5035 N. Broadway, near the corner of Broadway and Argyle, in Chicago’s Uptown neighborhood.
Newspapers provide the most comprehensive documentation of a community's history. The personal stories that historians crave are hidden there, treasures to be discovered! Learn why newspapers are important historical resources and how to maximize efficiency based on three access points: Digital, microfilm, and print.
GO TO Production's inaugural play festival features three astounding playwrights: Darren Canady, Stuart Day, and Douglas Post.
FULL BROADWAY IN CHICAGO SEASON ANNOUNCED FEATURING SHUCKED, CLUE, TITANIQUE, World Premiere of ALI the Musical, KIMBERLY AKIMBO and Disney’s BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
**** Recommended Kokandy Productions always seem to choose edgy, unique, sometimes odd, but always interesting musicals. "Alice by Heart" definitely fits that criteria. "Alice by Heart" is definitely fantastical, but it’s also really confusing and difficult to follow. The long narrow set (down the middle of the room) doesn’t help. On the other hand, the cast, filled with talented newcomers, is terrific. The music is haunting and beautiful, so in spite of my confusion, I give it 4 Spotlights.
The Schaumburg Boomers kept their playoff hopes alive by claiming a 5-3 victory over the Lake Erie Crushers in Ohio on Thursday night, winning a road series for the first time since mid-June.
The first leg of the roadtrip was coming to an end for the RailCats after playing four-straight days in Wisconsin. Gary SouthShore’s losing streak was being stretched to 10 in a row, and sat at 28-61 on the season.
