On Friday, Sept. 11, LemonAid was held like never before.

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Joining the throng of more than 1,000 breweries worldwide, One Lake Brewing,  1 Lake St. in Oak Park, has crafted a Black is Beautiful beer.

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On a bright Oak Park morning, sun spilled through a wooden pergola as I sipped on a cup of impeccable singe-origin cold brew.

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The cooler air of fall normally signals one thing for performing arts lovers — it's showtime at venues across the area. 

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At the start of 2020, the local real estate market experienced an uptick, with strong sales for the early spring season. Then COVID-19 hit, followed by shelter-in-place orders. 

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Call it a thunderstorm, call it a derecho, call it what you will, but whatever blew through the Chicago area on Monday, Aug. 10 was surprising in its intensity. 

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Two evenings each week, screens are shut off and 101 teens make their way to the field at Oak Park and River Forest High School. 

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In a typical August, West Cook Wild Ones has one of its busiest months, preparing for a garden walk and native plant sale that help further the nonprofit organization's mission.

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The current right-of-way permits for outdoor dining in Oak Park are valid through Oct. 31 and they will not be extended.

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The Edward and Emma Stege House on South Elmwood Avenue in Oak Park was built in 1916 of sturdy red brick. 

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