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Current and former Elmhurst University students often don’t have the time or money to shop for interview-appropriate clothing, and the university recognizes that—so that’s where the Career …

A ribbon cutting ceremony took place on Friday for a new refrigerated van that will give the Elmhurst Yorkfield Food Pantry more capacity to get fresh food from its doors to families throughout the …

DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin announced Monday that the investigation continues into a Lombard man recently charged and detained pre-trial at the state’s request for allegedly …

DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin announced earlier this week that a Kentucky man has been sentenced to 18 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections for opening fire at Yorktown …

Shazad Carbaidwala says that a brush with the law when he was 19 had a profound impact on his life—when a judge recognized that he could become a useful member of society and gave him a second …

The Villa Park Police Department issued a recent reminder to residents to call 911 to report hazards in the village. “If you see something, please report it by dialing 911,” stated the …

Villa Park Village President Kevin Patrick served as one of the “Cool Readers” during the Friends of the Villa Park Library’s 2026 Read-a-thon on Saturday, Aug. 1. The 12-hour community event …

The Villa Park Village Board held a regular meeting on Monday, July 27. Trustee Khalid Sabri was absent from the meeting. District 88 Superintendent Jean Barbanente gave a brief presentation …

The July 27 Villa Park Village Board meeting included presentations to award-winning participants in the village’s recent Fourth of July Parade. Prism Seven Dance Company won the best performance …

Just as homeowners suffered damage to parkway and private trees as a result of the July 27 storm, the Lombard Park District’s parks suffered damage as well. The latest weather updates indicated …

The Lombard Police Department invites citizens living or working in Lombard to participate in its 36 th annual Citizens Police Academy, beginning Tuesday, Sept. 8. This free program is led by …

Montini Catholic High School student Grace Duffy, who is about to begin her senior year, earned the school's 2026 William Mueller Memorial Scholarship. It is presented in memory of William Mueller, a …

The City of Elmhurst is excited to launch its first-ever Citywide Garage Sale during the weekend of Oct. 3-4. The sale will take place from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. “This pilot program …

On Wednesday, Aug. 5, Elmhurst Farmers Market joined communities across the country in celebrating National Farmers Market Week—an annual recognition of the farmers, food producers, small …

Jim Grabowski has retired as Elmhurst’s City Manager. Grabowski, who spent 15 years in the position, retired as of Sunday, Aug. 2. “Throughout his tenure, Jim helped guide Elmhurst through …

The 2026 Lombard Cycling Classic took place July 21 in pleasant weather conditions. The event featured a full day of cycling races on a downtown course with a start/finish line on St. Charles Road …

Villa Park and the surrounding area received a one-two punch from Mother Nature last week. Severe storms blew through the village during the afternoon of Monday, July 27. Those storms knocked out …

Members of the Elmhurst City Council recently saluted City Manager Jim Grabowski. Grabowski’s retirement is effective Aug. 2. Near the end of the Elmhurst City Council’s July 20 meeting, Mayor …

JT Helton and his father, Willowbrook Assistant Principal Joe Helton, are pictured riding on St. Charles Road in Lombard during the Family Fun Ride at the Lombard Cycling Classic. Joe and Lizzy …

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