Long before Peggy Smego became a resident of Hinsdale, she became a member of St. Isaac Jogues church. "I felt really drawn ...

By Pamela Lannom plannom@thehinsdalean.com The approach seems counterintuitive - setting fire to an area with the hope that ...

When it comes to parenting, I'm often guilty of thinking too much about the future or reliving mistakes of the past. Instead of appreciating the present moment, I'm focused on my packed calendar of ...

A joke in the Community Revue fundraiser made fun of Hinsdaleans who only fly domestic over spring break. It's true many ...

Members of the Hinsdale Central National Honor Society held a Stuff the Truck collection last week. As part of their major service project for the year, students collected canned goods, pantry items ...

Oak School's three second-grade classes hosted a folk music celebration on March 16. In addition to singing several songs, ...

Although board members were happy with work Hinsdale High School District 86 administrators did on the 2026-27 school year staffing recommendation, they still were not ready to approve it last week.

The baselines are chalked and the nets are taut on the Hinsdale Central athletic grounds. The boys tennis team has a fifth ...

April is National Volunteer Month, a time to honor volunteers and to recognize the significant contribution they make to nonprofit organizations, saving them tens of thousands of dollars in labor ...

A bill to overhaul the way Illinois funds its public universities advanced out of a House committee March 26 and could face a vote by the full House soon, despite continued opposition from the ...

Who am I? That question came up in a discussion recently with some people I admire and respect. The conversation started when one woman mentioned telling her daughter that now that she's older, she ...

I wasn't a cheesecake person until I met my husband. Celebrations in my family were all about layer cakes filled with citrusy ...