Avondale’s new Insect Asylum museum launches Saturday, with a live sloth, music and a host of fascinating bugs.
Read MoreInsect Asylum Launches Saturday With Beetles, Butterflies And Sea Demons Galore
CustomEyes Boosts Donation Drive For Ukrainian Refugees
CustomEyes is helping collect donations for Ukrainian children relocating to Chicago.
Read MoreFrom Yarn Bombs to UFOs: Your 10 Favorite 2021 Stories
From the Logan Square Farmers Market’s move to a new winter home to a bike ride series that brought people together safely, here are our top stories from 2021.
Read MoreLogan Square UFO Club Seeks Sightings, Open Minds
The Logan Square UFO Club brings together ET enthusiasts, true believers and some folks just looking for interesting conversation.
Read MoreUnity Park Auctions Tours, Artwork, Gift Baskets and More in Winter Fundraiser
Unity Park finishes up a virtual auction and raffle this weekend, with prizes from local artists and business — and us!
Read MoreMake Sure You Register to Vote, Logan Square!
Logan Square residents, you still have time to register to vote before Election Day, Nov. 3. You can register or update your address online through Oct. 18.
Read MoreAs Chicago Warily Enters ‘Phase 3,’ Some Logan Businesses Reopen
As Chicago entered Phase III of its COVID-19 response, some Logan Square businesses threw their doors back open, while others remained wary.
Read MoreDill Pickle’s License Suspended by Health Department
The Dill Pickle Food Co-op was closed today, with a sign on the front door from the Chicago Department of Public Health saying, “License Suspended.”
Read MoreGrocery Stores Add Senior Shopping Hours to Limit COVID Risk
Logan Square-area grocery stores have launched “senior shopping hours” to reduce the risk of coronavirus infection for at-risk customers.
Read MoreNew Target Stores May Be Delayed, Company Says Ahead of Planned Logan Square Opening
The arrival of Logan Square’s mini Target, originally set for this week, could be delayed, as the company said that it can’t predict when planned Chicago openings will happen.
Read MoreThousands of Chicagoans to Belt Bon Jovi in Window Sing-Along
This Saturday, thousands of Chicagoans stuck inside due to “social distancing” will throw open their windows for a citywide “Livin’ on a Prayer” window sing-a-long.
Read MorePolling Sites Shuffled, Early Locations Extended
Some polling sites in the neighborhood appear to have closed, but you can find your new polling site via several resources — and use of early voting sites has been extended.
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