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McHenry residents have been asking on Facebook pages if the Fox Hole Tap & Pizzeria at Route 120 and Riverside Drive will reopen. In a Facebook Messenger response to Northwest Herald questions abo...
McHenry’s first — and by ordinance, only — recreational marijuana dispensary held a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week just hours after its sign was mounted on the building at 1711 N. Richmond Ro...
The hustle and bustle of the holiday shopping season made McHenry's Riverwalk Shoppes feel like they were on the set of a Hallmark Christmas movie. That comment was one Erin Amendt, one of the proprietors at Mad Soyentist Candle Company, heard a few times on Small Business Saturday.
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The McHenry City Council on Monday night signed off on purchasing the building and property at 1219 Green Street for future downtown project, and funds for additional remediation in the area.
After the uproar and subsequent cancellation of a planned comedy event featuring Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes in McHenry -- which had moved there after a Lombard venue canceled it -- Mayor Wayne Jett said his initial reaction on social media "wasn't the best look," but he was upset with what he saw as efforts to ruin a business.