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GLMV Business Leaders Gather For Annual Village Updates

With so many economic and community happenings across our towns, some 75+ business leaders recently gathered for the GLMV Chamber of Commerce Annual "Ask The Mayor s" Luncheon at Cafe Pomigliano in Green Oaks, the largest local forum for local village officials to address the business community.

Vernon Hills lowers alcohol-selling age to 18 to attract more workers: 'No reason for us to be more restrictive than the state law'

Agreement on $46.5 million village incentive makes Hawthorn Mall redevelopment official

Lake County mayoral elections to watch for on April 6

Lake County mayoral elections to watch for on April 6 Clockwise from upper from left, Dawn Abernathy, Steve Lentz, Robin Meier and Thomas Ouimet are candidates for Mundelein mayor. Jeff Halen, left, and Thomas Poynton are candidates for Lake Zurich mayor in the April 6 election. Thomas Hood, left, and David Weinstein are candidates for Gurnee mayor in the April 6 election. Stacy Ellis, left, Scott Gartner and Larry Hanson are candidates for Antioch mayor in the 2021 election. Sandra Jo McClain, left, and Jeff Sode are candidates for Wauconda mayor in the April 6 election. Brian Lohse, left, and Roger Byrne are candidates for Vernon Hills mayor in the April 6 election.

Vernon Hills officials say it's time to stop flying flags at half-staff for COVID-19 victims

Updated 12/17/2020 5:36 PM A state directive to fly the American flag at half-staff to honor those who ve died in Illinois from COVID-19 has run its course and flags again should be raised to full height, Vernon Hills officials say. Village officials say the symbolic gesture of lowering the flag historically has been reserved to recognize military members and first responders who died in the line of duty, or the death of notable public servants.   Now that a coronavirus vaccine has been approved and is being administered, the directive to fly the U.S. and state flags at half-staff should end as a symbol of hope for the future, village officials say.