When Lake Forest native Beth Ann Fennelly and her husband Tommy Franklin finished writing their first novel Tilted World in 2014, Fennelly found herself with a notebook full of musings…
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Safety First
Five years ago, Lake Forest’s Kristin Wildman was brainstorming with Gorton Community Center’s former executive director Brenda Dick about how to keep the young children, who visited the beloved Drop-In…
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Race To The Finish
The 7th annual Northwestern Medicine Lake Bluff Criterium & Block Party returns to the Village of Lake Bluff on Saturday, July 21. Marco Colbert, a retired racer himself, is the creator…
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All In The Family
Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors has stood the test of time. Celebrating its 115th year as an independent family owned and operated business in Lake Forest and Lake Bluff, the…
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Steve Foley: A Man of Faith, Family and Friends
Lake Forest resident Steve Foley, Sr., known for his eponymous car dealership in Northbrook, passed away on Friday, March 23. But there was so much more to this kind and…
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Run Rachel Run
Enduring frigid temperatures and sideways rain, former Lake Forest High School cross country runner Rachel Asher Hyland ran the race of her life recently—crossing the finish line fourth at the…
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Welcome Back
There is a perceptible buzz emanating from The Church of the Holy Spirit these days—some may even call it harmony—as they welcome their 12th rector Luke Back to Lake Forest….
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Celebrating Educational Excellence
In 2002, a small group of community members from Lake Forest and Lake Bluff came together to create the Lake Forest High School Foundation. Its purpose was to supplement the…
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Difference Makers
When Pam Hense’s youngest son Erik was born with special needs, she wasn’t sure where to turn when he reached school age. She wasn’t sure if her son could attend…
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More Than Skin Deep
Lake Bluff’s Amy Richer just didn’t feel well. She began losing weight, her energy was low, and according to her youngest daughter—her coloring was off. “I knew something wasn’t right,”…
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