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LinkHorizons for the Blind: Broadening Their Horizons
Celebrating 35 years, Horizons for the Blind – with the leadership of Camille Caffarelli – fosters high-quality, independent and enriched lives for blind and visually impaired people nationwide from its Crystal Lake headquarters.
BCU: Putting People First
From its members to employees to the community, BCU is all about making decisions that are in everyone’s best interest. CEO and President Mike Valentine discusses the credit union’s focus on member services and upbeat outlook for 2012.
Get Moving in 2012
The motivation to get out and get moving is a matter of education, the right gear and for some, group support, all of which are available at The Running Depot.
Small Business, Big Hearts
McHenry County nonprofits count on the ongoing generous support of small, family-run businesses to help them help others.
Hitting the Ground Running
A Crystal Lake woman’s life-changing physical challenge literally set her in motion. Today, Lauren Kaminsky is hitting the pavement – and the Internet – to raise awareness for ulcerative colitis.
71st Annual Harvard Milk Days
Spend some time discovering Harvard this spring during the town’s much-anticipated Milk Days celebration.
Port Edward: Memorable Dining at Sea Level
Ed Wolowiec’s quest for constant evolution led him to a small lounge on the Fox River. Forty-eight years later, Port Edward has grown into a massive, nautical-themed seafood restaurant enjoyed by generations of landlubbers.
Cycling in McHenry County: Perfect Places to Pedal
Inviting trails and rural roads for cyclists of every skill level wind around McHenry County. Get rolling today!
Wedding Guide: A Special Venue for the Big Day
A couples’ dream wedding begins with the perfect venue and McHenry County is brimming with gorgeous settings to celebrate this most special day.
Nick’s: A Focus on Food, A Passion for People
Through thick and thin, Nick’s Pizza & Pub remains committed to serving great food in a family-friendly atmosphere while educating employees and supporting local charities.
Pirro's: Sharing Scrumptious Family Secrets
From Woodstock via Sicily and now in your home kitchen, Pirro’s trio of pasta sauces are perfect complements to family gatherings across McHenry County.
Sustainability in McHenry County
Healthy, affordable and good for the environment, locally sourced food is a key component of a sustainable lifestyle and McHenry County is a leader in the movement.
Quiz: Spring Forward to a Healthy Pet
Spring is a great time to brush up on pet health and wellness knowledge as our pets, like us, begin migrating outdoors more.
Gardens: The Power to Heal
From a health care setting to right in your own backyard, a garden with beautiful flowers and plants, and calming water features, is invaluable in the effort to heal and de-stress all year.
Nutrition: Bring on the Citrus!
This time of year, there’s nothing like a little citrus fruit to brighten your mood and wow your taste buds. What’s more, the health benefits are bountiful!
Days Gone By: 60th Anniversary of Hebron’s 1952 State Champs
Hope, not to mention good old-fashioned dedication and determination, led the Hebron High School boys’ basketball team to win the state championship in 1952.
Metro Bowl: Fabulous '50s Fun
The meticulously maintained Metro Bowl boasts the sights, sounds and technology of 1950’s bowling with a lively atmosphere perfect for a 21st century family outing.
The Bettendorf Castle
Captivated by the castles of his childhood in Luxembourg, Ted Bettendorf built his castle home in Fox River Grove from the ground up, one piece at a time till the day he died.
The Woodstock Opera House
She celebrated her 121st birthday this year with the gusto of a young lady. The Woodstock Opera House, with alumni including Orson Welles and Paul Newman, has survived fire, vacancy and threat of demolition to rise as a modern gathering place for performing artists and theatergoers.
Quilting’s Special Place in McHenry County’s Past
Women brought the quilting tradition to McHenry County when settling here with their families in the 1830s, building a rich culture of quilting through the centuries. Trends have come and gone, but quilting remains a popular hobby in the region.
Spring is in Full Swing!Written by Erica Burke
From gardening to sustainable living to good eats in McHenry County, the Spring issue is full of delicious inspiration! |
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