Rogers Park announces robust programming of summer events ranging from food fest, Pride event, to art festivals || The diverse neighborhood offers popular family-friendly programs all summer long, including Artists of the Wall Festival, Jarvis Square Family Pride Fest, Taco Crawl, Glenwood Avenue Arts Fest, Chalk Howard Street and two Alfresco areas; most are free and open to the public
Longtime August Wilson interpreter Chuck Smith’s major revival of Joe Turner’s Come and Gone extends its run through May 19. Featuring an all-Chicago cast, the play follows Herald Loomis, who, in a journey in search of his estranged wife, must first contend with his own sense of heritage and identity in this story of spiritual and emotional resurrection.
South Shore Roller Derby, a local nonprofit dedicated to promoting athleticism, teamwork, and empowerment, is thrilled to announce its upcoming Golf Outing June 10, 2024, at the picturesque Valparaiso Country Club
Chicago Fire II (3-1-3-2) fell 3-2 against New England Revolution II (3-3-1-1) Saturday afternoon. Diego Konincks and Peter Soudan scored in a comeback effort for the Fire, while Marcos Dias scored the winner for New England to complement a brace by former Fire Homegrown winger Alex Monis.
Chicago Fire FC today announced that the Club has signed Chicago Fire FC II winger Omari Glasgow to a short-term agreement. Glasgow will be available for today’s MLS regular season home match against the New England Revolution at Soldier Field.
Chicago Fire FC and Magellan Corporation, a leading independent distributor of specialty steels, today announced an expanded multiyear agreement that will unveil Magellan as the Club’s Official Jersey Sleeve Sponsor.
Governor Eric J. Holcomb today announced Elizabeth A. Bellin (Betsy) as his judicial appointment to the Elkhart County Superior Court #4.
St. Catherine Hospital and St. Mary Medical Center earned an A grade for Hospital Safety from The Leapfrog Group, a national nonprofit watchdog.
**** Highly Recommended Shire and Maltby, the musical creators, originally wanted to call their show “Baby Baby Baby” because this is the story of three different couples surprised by unexpected babies in their futures. This delightful musical ended up being called, “Baby, The Musical” and its production is being put on by Lake Forest’s Citadel Theatre.
On May 1st, the Indiana State Police Lafayette Post solemnly gathered for its annual memorial service to honor the 49 Indiana State Police Personnel who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.
