Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 22nd of October.
Good morning, Arlington Heights.
Hey Nonny in Arlington Heights has been listed for sale after Palatine’s Durty Nellie’s closed this week.
Co-owner Chip Brooks announced on Facebook that the venue has been run with co-owners Chris Dungen & Patricia Brooks for eight years.
Fifteen Journal-area football teams compete in the expanded IHSA playoffs, which begin Friday, Oct.
23, with games scheduled from 6 p.m. on opening night to 3 p.m. Saturday; four teams—Prospect, Hersey, Maine South, and Loyola—earn first-round byes.
Local teams raced through chilly conditions at the boys cross country conference meets on Saturday, Oct.
17 (Fremd won its first MSL title since 1978 and Northridge dominated the CCC race).
At Maxwell Park on Saturday, Oct.
17, Arlington Heights' Thomas team clinched the boys Class 4A state title by scoring 45 points + defeating Lake Zurich North by 147 points. In Class 1A, St. Raymond from Mount Prospect won with 22 points, showcasing the bright future of young runners.
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