Older articles

Arlington Heights Native Remembered 25 Years after 9/11

Arlington Heights Native Remembered 25 Years after 9/11

Mary Lenz Wieman will be remembered Friday, exactly 25 years after she died on 9/11, in the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. The Arlington Heights native, who attended Our Lady of the Wayside School, Sacred Heart of Mary High School in Rolling Meadows and...

Hersey Alum Returns as First Year Teacher

Hersey Alum Returns as First Year Teacher

By all accounts, Colin Stanhope loved his years at Hersey High School. Before graduating in 2022, he participated in everything from the marching band and jazz band, to the boys' tennis team. Inside the classroom, he excelled, eventually being named to the National...

Drumroll Please: Arlington Library Unveils New Bookmobile

Drumroll Please: Arlington Library Unveils New Bookmobile

The Arlington Heights Memorial Library's bookmobile has been rolling around town for more than 50 years. In all, six different bookmobiles have served the community, and the last one drew more than 400,000 residents who checked out 1.2 million items from the library’s...

District 214 Foundation Supporters to Come Out Swinging

District 214 Foundation Supporters to Come Out Swinging

Look for every bay at Schaumburg's Topgolf to be filled Thursday night when supporters of District 214's Education Foundation -- including business leaders, municipal officials and community activists -- come out to take their swings. For the fourth year in a row,...

The Child Who Survived the Campus of Shadows

The Child Who Survived the Campus of Shadows

Dear SuburbTalk readers: This is the lates in a series of stories written by Jon Gardner, Assistant Curator of the Arlington Heights Historical Museum. Each month, he previews a new display at the museum. In September, the featured display will depict the life and...

Suburbtalk