A scary guest came to town just in time for Halloween.
The star of Rob Zombie’s “Halloween,” Tyler Mane, recently made a visit to Hollywood Palms but you might know him better as Michael Myers. Mane was there to promote his new film, “Compound Fracture,” as well as to host a viewing of the film that made him famous.
Fans enjoyed a meet and greet with the star, Q & A after the film, and a chance to win a walk-on role as a murder victim in Mane’s next film, “Penance Lane.”
iThe Riverwalk 2031 Master Plan includes 12 projects, we’ve highlighted three that will hopefully be completed in the next decade.
iA group of student athletes and their parents have sued the Illinois High School Association in the hopes they can get back to fall sports.
iThe League of Women Voters held a candidate forum for those running for Illinois’ 6th Congressional District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
iThe Art of Inclusion committee spent the day finishing up its inaugural piece, ‘Naperville Together,’ at the Naperville Township building.
iThe Little Trees program at the Morton Arboretum is designed to get children outside and learn through their own curiosity.
iDuPage and Will counties saw huge early voting turnouts, an update on Central Park Place, and Art of Inclusion Committee’s inaugural piece.
iA Governor Pritzker staff member has tested positive for COVID-19. The governor and all other close contacts will self-isolate for 14 days.
iThe League of Women Voters hosted a virtual 14th Congressional District Forum to hear from candidates Lauren Underwood and Jim Oberweis.
iThe Central Park Place project, which includes the old Nichols Library, is one step closer to finally being done.
iThe DuPage Children’s Museum hosted a new event, Storybook Festival, for a celebration of stories, imagination, and books.
