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The West Chicago Blooming Fest will return on Saturday after a two-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The festival will feature loads of plants for sale by the West Chicago Garden Club, plus lots of family activities and entertainment.

Everyone hopes that the Super Bowl, with so many eyes glued to televisions, will deliver a compelling contest. Recently it has done so more often than not, with wild comebacks, big plays, and huge upsets thrilling viewers around the world.

Young Cowboys came of age in Los Angeles' last Super Bowl | 2022-02-07 03:55:30

PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Troy Aikman, Michael Irvin and Emmitt Smith were the young stars of Dallas' up-and-coming team that seemed to have reached the Super Bowl a year or more ahead of schedule. They were going up against the seasoned Buffalo Bills who had come up short against the Giants and Washington in the previous two Super Bowls. But it was Dallas with the youngest and fastest team in football that would roll to a 52-17 victory behind a whopping nine takeaways. It was the start of ...

“They can't stop us!” Michael Irvin hollered on the Dallas sideline as the Cowboys began to shake off both their butterflies and the seasoned Buffalo Bills on a picturesque afternoon in Pasadena at the 1993 Super Bowl. Nobody could stop the Cowboys, save for the Cowboys themselves as egos would eventually get in the way of the budding gridiron empire.

Through 55 years, the Super Bowl has featured its share of classics – and duds. We sorted every game, ranking them from top to bottom.

Many teams shook up their receiving corps this offseason. Some have the potential to be historically good groups. On that note, here is the best set of receivers in every teams history.

A rundown of the morning's headlines.

Rick Gosselins 50 Greatest Super Bowl Moments Rick Gosselin is universally accepted as one of the greatest NFL writers of all time.  He reflects on his amazing career giving us the 50 Greatest Super Bowl moments Author: Feb 1, 2021 EDITOR’S NOTE: Rick Gosselin has covered the NFL for 48 years in Detroit, New York City, Kansas City and Dallas and was enshrined in the writer’s wing of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2004. He has covered 37 of the 54 Super Bowls. Here’s his list of the 50 ...