Good morning, Arlington Heights.

District 214 students built 30 tiny homes and a community center for homeless veterans at Golden Isles Veterans’ Village in Brunswick, Georgia.

They raised funds, built structures, and shipped them from school to help veterans gain transitional housing & support.

Arlington Heights trustee candidate Argie Karafotias may have to give up the liquor licenses for his Golden Brunch diner at 31 E.

Golf Road if elected, because state law and local rules do not allow elected officials to hold alcohol licenses in towns with over 55,000 residents—Karafotias said he would drop the licenses or change his business if officials require it.

Journal-area girls track indoor conference championships were held March 20—22.

Maine West's Precious Akinsanya and other top athletes set records in events as teams in leagues like CSL North, CSL South, NSC, GCAC, MSL/Nagel-Saylor and West Suburban posted their scores.

Hersey pitcher Lincoln Causero threw his first varsity no-hitter on March 24 in a 10-0 win over Joplin as his team kicked off spring break.

He pitched five innings with seven strikeouts & one walk while his teammates added key hits.

From March 15 to March 23, boys track athletes competed in indoor conference championships at several meets including the North Suburban Conference, Central Suburban Leagues, West Suburban Conference, MSL—Nagel-Saylor Invite, East Suburban Catholic Conference and Chicago Catholic League. Standout results included Stevenson’s Gurshaan Sohi winning the 800-meter race in 2:02.88 and Niles West’s Jacob Castro winning the CSL North 800-meter race in 2:04.89—many athletes set personal records in relays and field events during the competitions.