Page 26 - Unity Park News Today

The annual Strawberry Fest takes over Long Grove this weekend. Plus, Geneva Swedish Days and West Chicago Railroad Days continue, Taste of Highland Park takes over The Lot, Naperville Fine Art & Artisan Fair brings artists from all over to Naper Settlement and much more.

TURNERS FALLS — For this year’s Brick House 5K race, the Community Resource Center is emphasizing that winning the race is no more important than simply finishing it.“We’re giving out prizes in a lottery system this year,” said Deborah Frenkel,...

Too often, U.S. cities aren't designed with the needs of young children and their caregivers in mind. Here's how to change that.

VALDOSTA – Juneteenth has been referred to as African-Americans’ Fourth of July — the date recognized by many as the day slavery ended in the South.

Eight acres of vacant land worth $8 million have been set aside by the City of Greenville for equitable development around Unity Park.

The San Joaquin County Civil Grand Jury report details recommendations for school districts across the county on how to improve overall school safety.

Paul Guy said Greenville and Juneteenth organizers perpetuate “systemic racism and goes against the principles of equality and justice.”

Knox White defeated Republican challenger Joe Farmer in the Greenville mayoral primary election Tuesday, June 13. Heres what to know.

In Columbus, May 8 — or Eight ‘o May — is recognized as Emancipation Day, commemorating the day federal troops arrived in the city and informed enslaved citizens they had been freed.

The Indiana Philanthropy Alliance staged a gathering in LaPorte County to showcase the impact of recent community investments.