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Burncourt Drama Group present a Triple Bill of One Act Plays on Friday, January 12 and Saturday 13 in Burncourt Community Hall at 8pm.

The Bears’ meetings to plan the direction of the franchise at the start of a meaningful offseason produced that verdict just days after he finished his second season 7-10. There will be changes, though: The Bears are firing most of their offensive staff, including coordinator Luke Getsy.

The current $8 million renovation estimate includes general construction costs plus a contingency.

The Chicago Bears are sticking with coach Matt Eberflus in 2024 after the team showed improvement over the second half of the season. The Bears fired most of their offensive assistants, including coordinator Luke Getsy after two seasons, on Wednesday. Quarterbacks coach Andrew Janocko, wide receivers coach Tyke Tolbert, running backs coach Omar Young and assistant tight ends coach Tim Zetts were also let go.

Going from 3-14 to 7-10 reflects progress, but the details and detours along the way make the Eberflus decision more complicated.

When the clock at Lambeau Field expired Sunday night, the Bears’ clock began — for the NFL draft, where they have the No. 1 pick, but, more pressing, for the future of Eberflus and his staff.

The Chicago Bears are on the clock. The Bears enter the offseason with the No. 1 pick in the draft for the second year in a row and huge questions about the future of the franchise, with Caleb Williams and Drake Maye there for the taking if they decide to move on from quarterback Justin Fields. Coach Matt Eberflus' future is in question, too.

Convicted murderer Ray Eugene Pollard is seeking a new trial, arguing ineffective counsel.

With all signs pointing toward his return, Eberflus accounts for the missteps and points to the accomplishments of his tenure.

The 64-year-old's family and friends struggle to reach his emergency hotel accommodation.