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Softball: Third in state, then second — Antioch takes aim at state championship - Vimarsana News

Softball: Third in state, then second — Antioch takes aim at state championship

Prior to coach Anthony Rocco’s arrival, the Antioch softball team wouldn’t exactly qualify as chopped liver. From 2005 through 2011, the Sequoits never had a losing season and, in fact, won 20 gam...

Antioch police chief to serve dual roles as acting village administrator - Vimarsana News

Antioch police chief to serve dual roles as acting village administrator

Antioch police Chief Geoffrey Guttschow has been appointed acting village administrator with the early retirement of Jim Keim, who held the post for more than 14 years.

Sequoit Creek uncovered, bypassed to establish new channel for gateway park in Antioch - Vimarsana News

Sequoit Creek uncovered, bypassed to establish new channel for gateway park in Antioch

Sequoit Creek diverted as work continues on $12.5 million gateway park project in downtown Antioch

A 'milestone project': Work begins on park development in downtown Antioch - Vimarsana News

A 'milestone project': Work begins on park development in downtown Antioch

Years in the works, a park development project designed to turn downtown Antioch into a major hub officially is underway.

'Investments in the future': More than a dozen major Lake County stormwater management projects in motion – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

'Investments in the future': More than a dozen major Lake County stormwater management projects in motion – Chicago Tribune

Lake County's Stormwater Management Commission is kicking into high gear this spring and summer as project stakeholders look to capitalize on state and federal funds to mitigate flood and rain water impacts while the dollars are still flowing.