A swastika was found scratched on the back of a bathroom stall at Trinity High School on Nov. 13, the fourth such expression of hate that has occurred at local schools in recent weeks.

The District 200 school board is expected to adopt a tax levy in December that could total $68 million — a 2.1 percent increase over the prior year's tax levy.

As our nation remembers the 100th anniversary of the Armistice that brought an end to World War I, Heritage Chorale of Oak Park, under the direction of their new Artistic Director, Guillermo Muñoz Küster, is using this event as a departure point to inspire their fall concert this weekend.

The Historical Society of OP-RF will honor Doug Deuchler at its 50th Anniversary Gala this Friday night at the Carleton Hotel.

After more than 80 years operating as the village's go-to resource for civic engagement and volunteerism, the River Forest Service Club is rebranding as the River Forest Civic Association.

Growing up, Liz Huber spent her summers teaching 4-year-olds to swim at the Swim and Saddle Club, the same country club where she had learned to swim years earlier.

It is either the perfect moment to have a seat on the school board at OPRF or it's going to be just plain hellacious.

A four-hour town hall discussion, held Nov. 4 in the Little Theater at Oak Park and River Forest High School provided community members, and those affiliated with the Starz documentary series America to Me, an opportunity to evaluate, reassess, vent and speak their various truths about the production — the 10th and final episode of which aired on Oct. 28. 

For the second frigid Sunday in a row, student activists and community members demonstrated outside of the main entrance of Oak Park and River Forest High School to demand the implementation of policies and procedures that might help calm the high school's volatile atmosphere of racial hostility.