If you have a hankering for the lifestyle of the early 20th Century, with live-in servants and marble bathrooms, and plenty of room for guests, there’s a 13-room Tudor mansion going up for sale a block from the lake in South Evanston that you should see.
City-approved food trucks have been invited to operate at Evanston’s two largest parks to serve participants and family members attending youth athletic programs.
Comings and goings in Evanston's restaurant industry made tasty fare for Evanton Now readers last month -- with three such stories ranking among the month's 10 most-read stories. Add a few sides of government and police news, and there you have it.
A request from the Evanton Rebuilding Warehouse for a grant of up to $15,000 for its workforce training program is among the items scheduled for review by the city's Economic Development Committee tonight.
With the weather finally warming up, restaurants around downtown were putting out their sidewalk cafe tables this week -- even if it's still a little chilly for diners to actually use them. And there will be more sidewalk tables soon.
The Evanston Animal Shelter Association raised some $60,000 at its third annual Tails in Bloom Gala earlier this month to help fund the shelter’s operations at 2310 Oakton St.
The proposed merger of a commercial bank founded two decades ago by three prominent Evanstonians, including a former Evanston mayor, was approved Wednesday by shareholders of both institutions at separate meetings in Chicago and Evanston.
Evanston's Zoning Board of Appeals Tuesday recommended City Council approval of plans for Falcon Eddy's Barbeque restaurant in the former Yahala Inn space at 825 Church St.
