A Franklin Park man who committed six bank robberies, including two in Elmhurst, was recently sentenced to 14 years in federal prison. German Campos Jr., 26, committed the robberies in a …
Fred Moss created an original painting, The Future We Choose, during the W.K. Kellogg Foundation’s inaugural Every Child Thrives Festival, held June 23-25 at the newly opened Obama Presidential …
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 …
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 …
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 …
DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert B. Berlin has announced that John Coakley, 59, of Warrenville, has been charged with one count of misdemeanor public indecency-lewd exposure. On July 27, …
Logic dictates, and the Elmhurst Fire Department concurs: “When a medical emergency occurs, every second counts.” That is, when first responders need to know about a person’s medications …
Visitors to the George F. Hammersmith Sr. Community Room at Community Bank of Elmhurst will notice a vibrant new addition that reflects the city’s character while honoring the bank’s local roots.
The District 205 Board of Education recently recognized members of the York Special Olympics track and field program for their outstanding performances at the 2026 Illinois Special Olympics State …
The Elmhurst Garden Club, which is celebrating its 100 th anniversary this year, held its 2026 Garden Walk and Faire on Sunday, July 12. In addition to showcasing six private gardens, the event …
The City of Elmhurst recently released City Manager Jim Grabowski’s letter announcing his retirement date. Grabowski’s retirement will be effective Aug. 2. In February, the City of Elmhurst …
The York Township Community Mental Health Board (708 Board) recently announced that as of July 1, it is accepting grant applications from qualified organizations providing mental health services, …
Severe storms with heavy rains and high winds roared through the area on Monday, downing trees and branches, producing hail as large as golf balls and leaving tens of thousands without power. …
The Elmhurst Police Department announced Monday that the extensive search for 28-year-old Gabriel De Sagun of Naperville concluded Sunday after public safety personnel located a deceased individual …
The Elmhurst City Council has appointed Assistant City Manager Kent Johnson to serve as acting city manager, effective Aug. 3, following the retirement of City Manager James "Jim" Grabowski. …
The District 205 Board of Education recently recognized members of the York Special Olympics track and field program for their outstanding performances at the 2026 Illinois Special Olympics State …
Veteran and ceramicist Ehren Tool will be in residency at the Elmhurst Art Museum. Meet him while he works in the museum's lobby during the museum's open hour through July 30. Tool is a Marine Corps …