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Northern Illinois Food Bank will hold "A Free PopUp Grocery Distribution" on Saturday at Joliet Junior College.
Chicago Street Farmers Market will feature local vendors, fresh vegetables and artisans on Saturday, its opening day of the 2024 season.
Three local musicians said Jerry Lewis, who retired as chairman of Fine Arts at Joliet Junior College in 2003 and died earlier this spring, was the reason they even pursued a career in music.
The JJC Foundation awarded $1,000,522 in donor-funded scholarships to students in the 2023-24 school year.
The Joliet Police Department has announced details for its 21st annual Dunkin Donuts Cop on a Rooftop fundraiser for Special Olympics.
Friends of the Joliet Public Library will host its Spring Book Sale Friday through Sunday at the Black Road Branch. The sale will feature thousands of books, as well as music, movies, audiobooks, computer games and puzzles.
The Will County Regional Office of Education hosted a ribbon cutting for a new kitchen facility at Lincoln School in Joliet which will provide meals and educational opportunities for students at the school.
Joliet Junior College held its first official Repair Cafe on Saturday at its Romeoville campus Saturday after testing a pilot event at its main campus in October.
Will County offers ways you can celebrate Earth Month by participating in sustainability and positive environmental practices through community events.
Joliet Junior College will be hosting its first official Repair Cafe event on Saturday as part of its month-long recognition of Earth Day.
Joliet Junior College, Will County forest preserves among places hosting events for April 8 solar eclipse.
Established in 2004 by the JJC Board of Trustees in honor of President Emeritus J.D. Ross, the award recognizes outstanding community service.
Joliet Junior College's veterinary medical technology program partners with local animal rescues and helps make adoptions easy and affordable.
Joliet Junior College's veterinary medical technology program partners with local rescues to provide hands-on experiences for students. In return, the rescues receive free medical care for their animals and assistance in the adoption process.
If you told Peotone High School senior Mark Jones II four years ago that he would be excited about FFA, he probably would have laughed at you.