Huntley News Archives

HUNTLEY – You can be a scribe or a historian. Or a playwright, author, poet or novelist.

Some contested federal, state and local races have come out of the first day to file petitions for the Feb.

It's not a food pantry giveaway. People who aren't poor can take advantage of it, too -- no questions asked.

Gov. Pat Quinn continued to avoid questions Tuesday about a report detailing safety, sanitation and maintenance problems at a St.

The next time you watch "The Godfather," probably the greatest "man's man" movie of all time, pay attention to the oranges.

Five-year-old Patrick Duffy Jr. of Crystal Lake lies in a corn silo Monday at Tom's Farm Market in Huntley.

Sun City people, excited about Jean Murphy's article on the cost savings of home solar systems, forget it.

"Breaking Legs": The Woodstock Musical Theatre Company presents this comedy Fridays to Sundays, to Oct.

Attendees at the Turning Point candlelight vigil observe a moment of silence Wednesday in Woodstock Square.

Police have arrested two Rockford men accused of stealing cash and items out of at least five vehicles in Huntley's Wing Pointe subdivision on Sept.

HEBRON – When John Nixon moved to Hebron two years ago, he thought that he had done his homework.

Julio Gomez is down and out. But in this case, that's just fine for the Algonquin man.

Gambling opponents and backers of the state's plan to use video gambling to fund new roads and infrastructure improvements squared off Wednesday before a McHenry County panel weighing whether to ban the machines.

Scott Lindsey remembers when the small staff of the Huntley Area Public Library library moved out of a 1,500-square-foot office at Algonquin Road and Church Street and into a new, 15,000-square-foot building on Ruth Road.

HUNTLEY – Although Huntley High School students scored higher this year than last on standardized tests, the school failed to make adequate yearly progress in 2009.

Firefighters from the Huntley Fire Protection District are donning and selling pink T-shirts throughout October to highlight National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

HUNTLEY – District 158 is one step closer to narrowing its new special education spending plan, courtesy of federal stimulus funds.

Peggy Daleiden and Jan Draffkorn, both of Woodstock, take part in Mercy Health System's Strong Women fitness program.

When the Fox Valley Conference expanded to 13 schools by taking on Woodstock North, the league's leaders knew it would only be a matter of time before a 14th school would be added to the mix.