EVANSTON — The grand opening of State Bank was held on Friday, April 12, with a ribbon cutting facilitated by the Evanston Chamber of Commerce. State Bank CEO Cody Bateman and President Jon …

EVANSTON — Dr. Justin Dennis of Impact Physical Therapy has big plans — not only for upgrading his practice, but to offer the community a long-desired recreational asset.  …

EVANSTON — “We’re trying to prevent [self-harm and suicide] and help people by educating and connecting them to resources,” says Community Prevention Specialist Kendra …

EVANSTON — Due to an active hard-working board of directors and an enthusiastic activities director, seniors can now participate in a variety of activities and events at the Uinta Senior …

EVANSTON — Evanston’s Soroptimist International (SI) recently brought the “Dream It, Be It” course to Horizon High School. Eight young women participated in the four-week …

EVANSTON — Clean Energy Cryogenics is hardly new to Evanston, though its 1600 Union Dr. building rebranding is. In operation since 2010, Clean Energy’s updated facade is credited to …

EVANSTON — “It’s only going to get better from here on,” Rocco O’Neill, community development director for the city of Evanston, said, “Oil and gas have bottomed …

EVANSTON — As the buzzer sounded back on Jan. 27, ending the game between the Jackson and Evanston girls’ basketball teams, EHS senior Jacey Bardsley couldn’t help but smile. …

EVANSTON — “They add so much,” said Joy Bell of two of her employees at Compassionate Journey Assisted Living facility. Bell is referring to 47-year-old Susan Frame, who has Down syndrome, and 23-year-old Tanner Spatig, who is autistic. Both have been in Bell’s employ since she purchased the facility in January 2020.

EVANSTON — Paul Mills, who died Sunday, Feb. 18, left a legacy that will live on long after some may forget his name or what he looked like. That legacy will continue to thrive in all those he …