Four Joliet Central High School students, including a freshman who made history by winning two events, are advancing to the IHSA Speech Sectionals after strong regional performances.
Joliet Central students advance to IHSA Speech Sectionals
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Super Soul Bowl Sunday, a Vision of Hope
New Canaanland Christian Church celebrated their 32nd annual Super Soul Bowl Sunday worship with over 200 attendees, featuring games, food, prizes, and an inspiring message from Senior Pastor Lonnie Posley.
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Letter to the editor: Joliet Central Students Lead Powerful Walkout for Education and Unity
On Friday morning, students from Joliet Central High School organized a peaceful walkout to demonstrate their commitment to education, unity, and civic engagement, and were met with support from the community.
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Valentine’s Day Chocolate Coated Strawberry Treats
Chocolate Coated Strawberry Treats are a fun and easy snack to make, perfect for satisfying sweet cravings, and can be customized with a variety of ingredients.
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Joliet approves addition to Prairie Landing Subdivision Development
The Joliet City Council approved the addition of two ranch-style house models to the 120-unit single-family Prairie Landing Subdivision project and adopted an ordinance to provide six free ‘lift assists annually to assisted-living and nursing home facilities, with a fee schedule for additional assists.
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Joliet Museum to Unveil Routes of Agency Exhibit, Showcasing African American History
The Joliet Area Historical Museum is opening the Routes of Agency permanent exhibit, which explores the African American experience in Joliet from the Great Migration to the 1980s, highlighting the Black community’s resilience and agency in the face of adversity.
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Black History Month and the Power that Holds Democracy Together
As Black History Month begins, we must remember the power of the Black community and the importance of unity in order to protect our democracy and ensure freedom and opportunity for all.
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Michelle Stiff Running for Will County Clerk Makes Her Case
Michelle Stiff, the Democratic Candidate for Will County Clerk, is running in the General Primary Election to ensure free and fair access to the voting process, modernize the electoral system, and provide fiscal discipline to save taxpayer dollars.
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New SNAP work requirements are now in effect threatening recipient eligibility
Up to 340,000 Illinoisians are at risk of losing their SNAP benefits due to new work requirements set by the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” which require adults aged 18-64 without dependents to work, participate in SNAP Employment and Training programs, or volunteer for at least 80 hours per month.
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Stepping Stone donate household appliances to Stepping Stones’ Recovery Home for Women with Children
State Rep. Natalie Manley and Chris Springer and her family of eight children and 10 siblings donated household items to Stepping Stones’ Recovery Home for Women with Children in lieu of exchanging Christmas gifts.
