Mazon News

Josh Jahn pauses in front of a sign he and a friend, Kirk Thorson of Morris, designed and erected at the site along Illinois 47 where Jahn's wife and children were killed by a drunk driver one year ago today, Friday, Nov.

Jana Amsler packs boxed dinners for Grundy County seniors who take part in the Community Nutrition Network's home-delivered meal program.

Jason Lawless 37, 5000 S. Illinois 47, Mazon, was placed on supervision for two years and fined $1,075 for DUI.

A DRIVER who went through the intersection of Rice and Campus roads at 5:15 p.m. Saturday, Oct.

Lou Hagemaster, general manager of ITW Filtration in Mazon, and Sharon Bermeo, human resources assistant, pre-sent a large check to Denise Gaska, executive director of the United Way of Grundy County.

Surrounded by family and friends, Valerie Vlk and Jason Tucker were united in marriage on Saturday, Oct.

Make Friends With Brown Nance Klehm wants humans to reconnect with the soil-in part by composting their own bodily waste.

Jury selection began in circuit court Wednesday for the trial of a civil suit filed in 2006 over the faulty construction of a home.

Amy Alderson and Mark Lehnus will unite in marriage on April 16, 2010, at St. Lawrence Catholic Church in South Wilmington.

Thank you to the many people who offered freezers or offered to purchase freezers to replace the one that stopped working at We Care.

ABC 15 LOCAL NEWS Police searching for woman who hit volunteer October 17, 2009 00:08 EDT MAZON, Ill.

MAZON – Dungeon of Terror volunteers don't want a visitor's attack on a costumed worker to scare the public away from visiting the haunted house.

A WOMAN working at the Mazon Fire Department's Dungeon of Terror, was pushed and struck on the head Friday.

Approximately 200 students, teachers, staff and parents walked to Mazon-Verona-Kinsman Elementary School on Wednesday, Oct.

NONE OF 20 students on a school bus, which collided with a car about 3:25 p.m. Tuesday, Oct.

Fifty-six volunteers and seniors from Grundy County were treated to a bus trip and luncheon on Sept.

Amanda Logan has been accepted into the School of Nursing at University of St. Francis in Joliet.

A RURAL Gardner woman was charged with DUI about 10:40 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 24, near Grinter and Old Mazon roads.

Michael Enger, 24, 1306 Deerpath, was placed on supervision for two years and fined $1,075 for DUI.

Tabitha Spelde, a Coal City student who lives in Mazon, was last year's Corn Festival queen.