Niles Pride News Today

Niles Pride Co-Founder Stephanie McDaniel raises concerns about the proposed parades and public gatherings ordinance at the Tuesday, June 27 Niles Village Board meeting. (Tom Robb/Journal photo) A proposed Niles ordinance setting new rules for parades and public assemblies was tabled until the American Civil Liberties Union and the Northwest Municipal Conference can review the

Niles officials will wait for feedback from the American Civil Liberties Union before considering an ordinance that would require people organizing parades, protests and other gatherings for 50 people or more to obtain a permit and provide a security deposit to hold their event. Some public commenters at the June 27 village board meeting said the requirements in the proposal would would ...

Set for June 17 is the first ever Niles Pride Festival. Organizer Hailey Colpitts tells us she helped form the Niles Pride Committee, which is staging the event

Set for June 17 is the first ever Niles Pride Festival. Organizer Hailey Colpitts tells us she helped form the Niles Pride Committee, which is staging the event

Set for June 17 is the first ever Niles Pride Festival. Organizer Hailey Colpitts tells us she helped form the Niles Pride Committee, which is staging the event

Niles Pride group logo. Niles Pride, a newly formed LGBTQ+ organization that grew out of the Niles Coalition, has planned its first event -- a “Rainbow Walk” -- for the start of Pride Month in June. The walk is scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday, June 3 at Oak Park, located at Lee Street and Ottawa