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Former McHenry educator teaches method for self-management
McHENRY – After teaching health education for 33 years at McHenry's two high schools, Ray Mathis now runs what he calls a “one-man campaign.” Mathis, 58, of McHenry offers free curriculum and guest speaking on all issues related to teens, from substance abuse to sex education.
Wyss: Toddlera s memory lives on in McHenry
Big blue eyes gaze out from under a bald head that rests in the toddler's hand as he looks toward the camera lens.
McHenry honors Jackson Grabow with honorary street sign
McHenry officials declare the intersection of Riverside Drive and Washington Street honorary Jackson Grabow Way on Thursday evening in McHenry.
Rehm Thermal Launches Fast Fire Furnaces for Solar Cell metallization
Rehm Thermal Systems recently announced the launch of an advanced new series of firing systems for solar cell metallization.
Drum show set to return to Fiesta Days
McHENRY – The “Drum Corps Magic Show” once again is scheduled to be a part of McHenry's Fiesta Days.
McHenry church leader touts diaper bank plan
McHENRY – The Rev. Jim Swarthout knows that diapers might not be the first thing people think about when considering charity needs, but that doesn't meant they aren't important.
McHenry plans library upgrades
Travis Haughton – thaughton@nwherald.com Shelly Rodgers browses for a book with her son, Connor, 5, on Friday at the McHenry Public Library.
McHenry Co. unveiling long-range plan
After 2 1/2 years of mostly behind-the-scenes work, the creators of McHenry County's 2030 Land Use Plan went public Friday with a draft version of the document meant to guide the county's growth and development for the next two decades.
Social service agencies, workers and the clients they serve throughout the state are worried.
Lyons: Genius rare in criminal minds
Spending much of a career covering crime taught me that many cliches about the criminal justice system are unfounded.
Man charged with biting off part of ear
McHENRY – A 34-year-old Johnsburg man faces up to five years in prison if convicted of biting off parts of another man's ear Saturday.
McHenry Co. College trustee resigns
In less than 24 hours McHenry County College gained an interim president and lost a trustee.
McHenry cyclist goes 115 mph over limit
A 27-year-old McHenry man is facing nearly a dozen criminal and traffic charges after police said he decided to blow off some steam by hopping aboard his motorcycle and driving it 140 mph down a residential street with cocaine, instead of a driver's license, in his pocket.
Treat Dad at Long Grove Strawberry Fest
Strawberries for Dad - and everyone! Treat Dad to a strawberry doughnut, a strawberry smoothie or a chocolate-covered strawberry for Father's Day treat at the annual Long Grove Strawberry Fest.
Local service agencies ponder grim future after budget cuts
Pioneer Center client Terri Horton inspects a Berry Plastics product Tuesday at the center in McHenry.
Prosecutor: Owner had business torched
Facing mounting business losses and increasing pressures from creditors, John T. Krawec torched his used car dealership in hopes of collecting more than a half-million dollars in insurance payouts, a prosecutor said Wednesday at the outset of the McHenry businessman's arson trial.
How much structure should kids have when school is out?
McHenry Parks and Recreation summer camp counselor Mary Montressor explains Capture the Flag game rules Friday morning with campers at Knox Park in McHenry.
McHENRY – A downtown area plan for McHenry includes a possible bike path, a professional office campus, and multifamily town houses.
They're on the cutting edge for soldiers
Members of the Volo Homemakers Group are donating hours of their free time to clip thousands of dollars in coupons, which are sent to military bases all over the world.
Drug court coming to McHenry County
For nearly a decade McHenry County court and law enforcement officials have talked about establishing a drug court program that would allow nonviolent offenders dealing with substance addiction to go to treatment instead of prison.
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