The Gichigamiin Museum, formerly known as the Mitchell Museum, sits on Central Street in northern Evanston. The museum has been primarily focused on  Native American history for almost 50 years. With...

Every year on Feb. 2, the whole world watches anxiously as Phil the groundhog emerges from his burrow and looks for his shadow. Or do they? In the modern world of weather apps, does anyone care about Punxsutawney...

It’s December of 2020. The Pandemic is the last thing on my mind; my parents aren’t home, and my brother and I have the house to ourselves. Online assignments sit in my Google Classroom, but the Nintendo...

From the Holiday Light Celebration to the Symphony Holiday Concert, holiday festivities are rampant in Evanston throughout the winter months. However, apart from the holiday fun, many find themselves at...

Think about the last time you bought an item of clothing. How many times did you wear it? Did it become a staple in your closet or end up in the landfill after a few months? In the last 20 years, clothing...

Shoppers came out in droves to look at vintage items.

October is national fire prevention month, and the Evanston Fire Department celebrated with an open house on Oct. 7. The event was held at Fire Station Nine, and had a variety of activities to show the...

On Sept. 30, Evanston celebrated the coming of fall with a harvest festival at Eggleston Park. With activities such as pumpkin painting, a scarecrow making contest and live music, the four hour event had...