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Boots and Bronze Days A Night Out, in CCU Style! Your CCU Alumni Association Board of Directors invites you to an exciting night of food, drinks, and fun in the exclusive West Zone suite at Brooks Stadium! In addition to the $5,000 reverse raffle drawing included with your ticket, you're welcome to enjoy beer and wine provided by the alumni-owned Crafty Rooster, a delicious dinner, and place your bids on a selection of fabulous silent auction items. Stevie Mac returns this year to provide the rockin' live music as you catch up with your fellow CCU alumni!  The last ticket drawn wins 

Today Scattered thunderstorms this morning, then mainly cloudy during the afternoon with thunderstorms likely. High 77F. Winds SE at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 80%. Locally heavy rainfall possible.. Tonight Thunderstorms early, then variable clouds overnight with still a chance of showers. Potential for heavy rainfall. Low 69F. Winds SE at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 80%. Updated: May 19, 2021 @ 6:45 am

2 h Share with: Paul Weller thinks he’d be in a “padded cell” if he hadn’t been recording music through the coronavirus lockdown. 'The Changingman’ rocker has spent the last year working on new LP ‘Fat Pop (Vol. 1)’ and he has admitted he was grateful to still have a creative outlet when the world shut down because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Asked what it would have been like without access to a studio over this time, he said: “I’d probably be in a padded cell. I’ve no idea. “I mean, perhaps I make it sound easier than it is.

  Paul Weller Thinks He Would Be in 'Padded Cell' If He Didn't Make Music During Lockdown Music The 'Changingman' singer jokingly said he might be committed to a mental hospital if he didn't record music after his tour was called off because of Covid-19 lockdown. Apr 25, 2021 AceShowbiz - Paul Weller thinks he'd be in a "padded cell" if he hadn't been recording music through the coronavirus lockdown. The "Changingman" rocker has spent the last year working on new LP "Fat Pop (Volume 1)", and he was grateful to still have a creative outlet when the world shut down because of the COVID-19 pa...

UpdatedFri, Apr 23, 2021 at 3:37 pm CT Reply Kylie Ann McElheny (Family Photo) OAK LAWN, IL — Kylie Ann McElheny, a lifelong Oak Lawn resident who made every moment memorable, from dancing on table tops to comforting her loved ones in their darkest moments, died April 21. She was 27. McElheny learned that she had cervical cancer during a routine gynecological exam in October 2019, the day after her bank account was cleaned by an identity thief. Despite grueling rounds of radiation and chemotherapy, including brachytherapy, McElheny remained positive and full of fighting words for cancer, ma...