FOOTBALL: Lockport holds off DGN in opener
By Randy Whalen For the Bugle One moment it looked like the game would at least be tied. The next moment there was no catching the Lockport Township football team. Gabriel Amegatcher returned a fumble...
View ArticlePartnership gets upgrades, gardens for Drug Court recovery houses
In collaboration with the Will County Land Use Department and the Will County Problem Solving Courts, the county’s Drug Court recovery homes, the Julie Ann House and the Miller Taylor House, have...
View ArticleSubstance Abuse Prevention Parent & Youth Forum is Sept. 5 at Joliet West
The Will County Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition (WCSAPC) will present a Parent & Youth Forum on Tuesday, September 5 from 4 to 7 p.m. in the Joliet West High School Auditorium located at 401...
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Local groups offering cash, assistance for Joliet qualified homebuyers
City of Joliet and the Will County Center for Community Concerns are offering people help through the Joliet Down Payment Assistance program Prospective Chicago area homebuyers are encouraged to learn...
View ArticlePetition pick up for the March 20, 2018 General Primary Election
Will County Clerk Nancy Schultz Voots wants to remind individuals interested in running as a political candidate in the General Primary on March 20, 2018 about petition packet availability. On...
View ArticleChildren’s Advocacy Center receives $425,000 Will County Board grant to...
Will County State’s Attorney James Glasgow thanked the Will County Board for its unanimous vote to increase funding for the Will County Children’s Advocacy Center so it can expand the services it...
View ArticleFOOTBALL: WEEK 2 SCOREBOARD
Lincoln-Way East 28, Maine South 26 Coal City 14, Lisle 7 Wheaton North 27, JCA 7 Notre Dame 17, Benet 14 Minooka 42, Joliet Central 0 Ridgewood 36, Maine East 6 Downers Grove North 7, Leyden 0...
View ArticleValley View, D202 hosting evening Resource Fair Sept. 13
More than 100 organizations will be on hand at the 11th annual Plainfield School District 202/Valley View School District 365U Community Resource Fair slated for Wednesday, Sept. 13. The Fair is at...
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U of I Extension continues free gardening webinars
Learn more about butterflies, Venus flytraps and horticulture therapy – all from the comfort of your own computer and at no cost – with the University of Illinois Extension Four Seasons webinars this...
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Joyfest returns to Bolingbrook Sept. 9
Dexter Walker and Zion Movement will be among the performers at Joyfest. By Laura Katauskas | Staff Reporter With a simple goal of continued fellowship, organizers are gearing up for Bolingbrook...
View ArticleFANTASY FOOTBALL: WEEK 1 SIT AND START
BY MARK GREGORY SPORTS EDITOR @Hear_The_Beard mark@buglenewspapers.com As the NFL opens uop another year, that means only one thing to all the sports nerds like me out – fantasy football! I have been...
View ArticleJoliet Area Community Hospice holds service, balloon release
By Megann Horstead | For The Bugle Hundreds gathered Aug. 27 for Joliet Area Community Hospice’s annual Interfaith Memorial Service and Balloon Release. The program aims to provide a space for...
View ArticleJoliet Township high schools announce homecoming schedules
Joliet Central Homecoming celebrations for Joliet Central High School begin Saturday, September 23. The celebration will begin with a Homecoming parade at 9:30 am. The parade route is as follows:...
View ArticleNinth Annual “Take Back The Night” fundraiser Sept. 8 in Joliet
The Circuit Clerk’s Office will be sponsoring a fundraiser on September 8 from 5 to 9 p.m. at Chicago Street Bar & Grill in Joliet. Over the past nine years, the Will County Circuit Clerk’s...
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Obituary: Gloria Kay Darnell
Gloria Kay Darnell Gloria Kay Darnell, 74, a resident of Plainfield since 1971, formerly of Batavia, passed away on September 4 at Seasons Hospice in Naperville. She was born on January 21, 1943 in...
View ArticleALDI filling over 300 regional positions during one-day hiring blitz Sept. 12
Known for offering wages and benefits that are higher than the national average for the retail industry, ALDI, one of America’s favorite grocery stores*, is hosting a one-day hiring spree on Tuesday,...
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Amazon in Romeoville donates 48,000 pounds of pet supplies
Over the Labor Day weekend loading dock at the Amazon Fulfillment Center in Romeoville was filled with more than just trailers as 19 local animal rescues and shelters arrived to pick up donations of...
View ArticleBeware of flood-damaged cars caused by Hurricane Harvey
Secretary of State Jesse White is warning consumers looking to purchase used vehicles to beware of flood-damaged cars resulting from flooding caused by Hurricane Harvey. In an effort to protect...
View ArticleThree found dead in Joliet home
Joliet Police were called to a home on the 2000 block of Great Falls Drive in Joliet on Thursday afternoon. Police officers found the bodies of three adults according to Joliet Police Department and...
View ArticleFOOTBALL: WEEK 3 SCORES
Lisle 48, Seneca 0 Wilmington 52, Westmont 14 Wheeling 42, Maine East 0 Prospect 23, Niles West 0 Maine South 37, Palatine 14 Bolingbrook 52, Sandburg 7 Thornton 7, Lockport 6 Downers Grove North 28,...
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