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'First Roll' for Henry Dorrbaker's Pub and Play venue in Beloit under construction

Hendricks Commercial Properties and Geronimo Hospitality leaders are hoping people will spend part of their "spare" time playing duckpin bowling at Henry Dorrbaker's Play and Pub set to open this November in downtown Beloit

Tutorial Center celebrates 51st year, announces new leadership

BENNINGTON — For 51 years, The Tutorial Center has been helping people achieve their goals. The center has been the sole adult education and literacy center in Bennington County since

Michigan State trustees vote to increase tuition, add relief for lower-income students

Lake in the Hills park board member target of 'racial profiling'

Lake in the Hills park board member target of racial profiling   Sai Sivakumar has lived in Lake in the Hills for 25 years. She is involved in the community as a member of the parks and recreation board and also is a court-appointed advocate for child abuse and neglect victims as a part of CASA McHenry County.   When Sivakumar thinks of home, she thinks of Lake in the Hills, she said Thursday evening at a parks and recreation board meeting. This is why, Sivakumar, who is of Indian descent, said she felt destroyed after being racially profiled while inspecting a park, which board members do monthly as a part of their regular duties.

Bucks Law Department saves on outside billing, new solicitor says.

Bucks County saved $400,000 in legal fees to outside law firms last year, county Solicitor Joe Khan reported to the county commissioners last week.              Appointed in January 2020, Khan said that he was given a directive by the newly elected, Democrat-controlled commissioner board to bring down the legal fees that the county was paying to outside law firms. When he was hired as solicitor last year from his work as a Philadelphia and federal prosecutor, the choice seemed puzzling. Weren t there enough lawyers in Bucks from which the newly installed Democrats could choose?  But Khan, an adjunct professor at Penn Law, has brought legal skills he himself learned from a young law professor who would go on to do some serious service for the country.