Pat Harper

New Lenox Elementary School District 122 can expect to qualify for a state construction grant and has already qualified for a state technology grant, Supt. Thomas Mullins said recently. The...

Liquor-licensing procedures are getting tougher in Mokena, especially for gasoline stations and taverns. The number of liquor licenses is down by two after a change in ownership at the former...

Some village trustees say they are worried about financing arrangements to develop the New Lenox Commons area if the Park District backs out. Two intergovernmental agreements allocate shares in the...

The Lincoln-Way High School Central Campus may look torn up now, but the building will be ready for students next month, construction manager Ron Price told the school board last...

Will County residents who do not have the greenest of thumbs don't have to sing the blues--they can reach for the phone instead. The 40 master gardeners who take turns...

Lincoln-Way High School student organizations have agreed to contribute thousands of dollars to offset the medical expenses of a popular math teacher. Norm West, who is recovering from a stroke,...

Village planning commissioners want to defend New Lenox's designated open space against encroaching development, and they say they have a good head start. While encouraging land donations through the village's...

A time frame for issuing the certificate of occupancy that allows homeowners to move in to a new house is under consideration, New Lenox officials said this week. Trustee Gary...

District 122 school board members voted Wednesday night to add a clarified statement of zero tolerance for weapons to the student/parent handbook. Policy Committee Chairman Karen Slattery said the policy...

The 17th annual Proud American Days Community Fair, sponsored by the New Lenox Chamber of Commerce, gets off to a running start Thursday at Lions Community Center on Manor Drive....