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This weekend, Viva! Vienna! marks its 40th anniversary, inviting everyone to a unique celebration. While evolving and expanding, the festival has managed to retain its distinct community spirit. Bob Dix,

Viva Vienna's 40th Anniversary Honored By Town Council, County Board - Vienna, VA - Viva Vienna and organizers were honored for 40 years ahead of the Memorial Day weekend festival.

A group of Shoalhaven residents is starting an epic trek across the country having fun, raising spirits, and...

The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG) was created in 1957 when a few local leaders invited officials from the District of Columbia, Mar ...

As part of a Starbucks strike happening across the country, three Philadelphia Starbucks strike on Friday.

Musician, journalist and activist Paulie Stewart, one of the original members of the infamous Painters and Dockers, reflects on his “kamikaze lifestyle” in an entertaining new memoir.

From plank roads to toll roads, and one-room school houses to flourishing universities, the suburbs and the Daily Herald have grown up since the newspapers founding in 1872.

Its now been two years since the first COVID-19 case in Illinois was diagnosed in a patient at Amita Health St. Alexius Medical Center in Hoffman Estates and many are left to wonder when the pandemic will end.

Early COVID patients recall lonely year Jake Griffin Daily Herald FacebookTwitterEmail PALATINE (AP) — As it turns out, there are no perks to being first in a pandemic. “That’s the wrong lottery to win,” Bob Dix said. It’s been a full year since Dix arrived at the Northwest Community Hospital emergency room in Arlington Heights with a 103-degree temperature that wouldn’t break, confounding doctors who had ruled out the flu, bronchitis and other respiratory ailments. A few days after...

“That’s the wrong lottery to win,” Bob Dix said. It’s been a full year since Dix arrived at the Northwest Community Hospital emergency room in Arlington Heights with a 103-degree temperature that wouldn’t break, confounding doctors who had ruled out the flu, bronchitis and other respiratory ailments. A few days after that hospital admission, he would be diagnosed as the suburbs’ first case of COVID-19. His wife, Regina, would be the second. The Palatine couple in t...