Fox River Grove News

Cary Grove AmVets Pearl Harbor Memorial Post 245 will host its 26th annual picnic for hospitalized veterans in memory of Chris Chigas.

Dive teams finished a six-hour search of the Fox River today for a 28-year-old woman who went missing 14 years ago without finding anything.

CARY – Based on new information, police will be searching along Route 14 on Saturday as part of a 14-year-old missing person case, according to a news release.

World Wide Knit In Public Day, an event created by founder Danielle Landes in 2005 with the intention of getting knitters out of their homes to raise awareness of the craft and network together, kicks off today throughout the globe.

FOX RIVER GROVE – The Fox River Grove Memorial Public Library, 407 Lincoln Ave., has reading clubs for children, teens and adults this summer.

More than a dozen performers took the stage at Metropolis Performing Arts Centre in Arlington Heights on Thursday hoping to make a splash in this year's Suburban Chicago's Got Talent competition.

Chicago Tribune reporter Julie Wernau speaks with Chicago Tribune Metro Editor Peter Kendall about the recent ICC ruling benefiting consumers who have experienced power outages.

Pearl Harbor Post 245-AMVET would like to thank Dominick's Finer Foods in Fox River Grove, Jewel in Cary, and Walgreens in Fox River Grove and Crystal Lake on Route 14 for their support in allowing our post to place collection boxes at their locations.

Fox River Grove officials recently reviewed the progress on capital projects, which is a focus of the village's budget this year.

FOX RIVER GROVE – The Fox River Grove Memorial Library, 407 Lincoln Ave., Fox River Grove, plans the following programs and events for patrons and the public.

Alice Jenkinson leads the walk with the Algonquin township S.W.A.T. group gets together every Wednesday to walk the Hollows Conservation Area, talk, and have coffee and pastries before and after the walk.

No one was injured in a fire that began about 8:40 p.m. Friday in the attic of a three-story, single-family residence in rural Tower Lakes.

A Glencoe woman who posed as a licensed drug counselor and allegedly deposited insurance company checks into her personal bank account has pleaded guilty to the forgery charges, according to an article by the Chicago Tribune .