The Peotone Police Department promoted Officer Kenneth Burrow to the position of sergeant, with Chief David DeMik reporting to the village board that Burrow was ranked first on the eligibility list. DeMik asserted Burrow was well qualified for the position.
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Posted inMonee
Beecher, Crete and Monee hit hardest by storms
For Eastern Will County residents, July 27, 2026, probably will be remembered for the damages left in the wake of torrential rainfall and violent wind bursts.
Posted inEvergreen Park
Little artists make big memories at Saint Xavier University
Rain showers may have forced Saint Xavier University’s neighborhood Paint Jam indoors Saturday, but they couldn’t wash away the excitement. Inside the university’s Visual Arts Center, easels lined the room as children, parents and students dipped brushes into bright paint and filled blank canvases. Tables covered with paint, brushes and other supplies welcomed visitors to […]
Posted inEvergreen Park
Saint Xavier University invites community to celebrate 180 years of history
Saint Xavier University celebrates 180 years of Mercy education with a community festival honoring its history, traditions, service and future.
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Patricia Metsch remembered for faith, family, humor and a life well-lived
Patricia Metsch, remembered for her humor, faith and devotion to family, leaves behind a legacy of love, laughter and lifelong friendships.
Posted inPeotone
Legacy Garden dedicated to late Peotone Fire Battalion Chief
Loved ones, friends, and colleagues gathered at a dedication ceremony honoring longtime Peotone Fire Protection District member and trustee, Bill Osborne, outside Peotone Station 83 on July 16.
Posted inPeotone
Sim resigns from Peotone Parks Board
The Peotone Park Board of Commissioners has a vacancy after Barb Sim resigned at the end of the July 14 meeting.
Posted inMonee
St. Paul to become Historic Site
St. Paul United Church of Christ in Monee will dedicate its building as an official Will County Historical Site on Sunday, July 26, with a ceremony, followed by a free community picnic.
Posted inMonee
Monee Township opens new food pantry
Monee Township officials last week celebrated the opening of a new free food pantry made possible without a tax rate increase.
Posted inCrete
Crete weighs allowing food truck downtown
Should mobile food vendors and vehicles be allowed to do business in downtown Crete?