Wauconda sells former village hall to developers
The building at 100 N. Main St. has been vacant for more than a year, and needs extensive repair work. The village offices moved out in the 1970s, and it...
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Questions raised about incomplete data from testing used in Lake County ethylene oxide study
The results of a study measuring ethylene oxide emissions showed acceptable levels for two Lake County industries that use the chemical in their processing. Issued during a June 26 public...
Fox Lake wrestling with delays 2 months after Lakefront Park ribbon-cutting; ‘There were unknowns … that were encountered’
The park has been in the works since 2018, as part of a comprehensive master parks plan. Budgeted at $12.5 million, the amount was grown into an $18 million package...
Wizards descend on downtown Antioch for day of cosplay; ‘I’ve had good spells cast on me’
Loosely based around the Harry Potter books, the family-friendly activities also showcased the different shops in town, and came complete with a guided map for a scavenger hunt.
Inclusive playground opens in Antioch; ‘Making this dream a reality for children with and without disabilities’
The 6,600-square-foot space is unique for its ADA-compliant design, and primary goal to be inclusive for children with disabilities.
Cicadas the focus of Dunn Museum exhibit; ‘It’s like crickets on steroids’
“This special exhibit offers a comprehensive exploration of this fascinating insect,” April Vaos, the museum’s environmental educator, said. “Featuring interactive displays and specimens dating back to the 1930s, visitors can...
Downtown Antioch’s Vegas Cafe celebrates 50th anniversary; ‘A cherished landmark in our community’
The restaurant’s vibe is one of community, and a staff that is extended family.
Wauconda police wearing special autism awareness badges; ‘This is near and dear to our heart’
Its 38 employees have purchased the badges to show support and understanding for individuals with autism, while promoting inclusion within the community, according to the department.
Antioch Holds Public Survey To Name Its New Downtown Park
Antioch village officials are the enlisting the help of residents in naming its new downtown park currently under construction near the historic downtown area. An online survey is being used...
More than 500 participate in Antioch’s initial Shamrock Shuffle; ‘It looks like a green river’
The all-ages 5K route was set up for seasoned runners or others just looking to enjoy a brisk walk with family and friends.