C.R. Walker

Living with a neurodevelopmental disorder, Tinley Park's Nick Cunico faces challenges. It has also helped the Boy Scout empathize with others with developmental disabilities and informed his effort to host...

Editor's Note: According to organizers, based on the recommendation of the CDC and the village of Orland Park, the Saint Joseph's Table has been canceled and will not be held...

When representatives of the National Council of Jewish Women South Cook Section and Aunt Martha's Health & Wellness worked with graduate students from Governors State University to conduct a community...

For one generous and lucky outdoor cook who bids high enough and wins it, there is just enough time to test out a new Texas pit smoker to make deliciously...

If you think one of the unique things about you is that you would make a good Irish queen, a trip to the Emerald Isle could be in your future....

Organizers say the camps at The Center in Palos Park are a way to get kids outdoors. And in the process, they're able to enhance their self-confidence, make new friends,...

Even in this age of electronic distractions, a simple card game has the power to make high school students put down their phones for a while and interact with each...

Few know what it's like to play a game in a packed gymnasium with an enthusiastic, crazy-loud crowd screaming their heads off. But there's an opportunity coming up to make...

There was a successful candy bar "Collision" advertising campaign in the 1970s and '80s that used the lines "You've got chocolate in my peanut butter" and vice versa. That's two...

The list of student and staff accolades of Joliet Junior College's culinary arts program is longer than the waiting list to get into many popular restaurants on a weekend night....