Parenting a teenager can be one of life’s most rewarding experiences—but it can also be one of the most challenging. As teens navigate increasing independence, social pressures, academic expectations, technology, … Read More
Author: Dan Mulka
Freshly Roasted Coffee with a Purpose: Member Spotlight on Jack’s Neurobrew Coffee
Every great business has a story. For Jack’s Neurobrew Coffee, that story begins with family. Founded in August 2025, Jack’s Neurobrew Coffee was inspired by the founders’ son, Jack, who … Read More
Why Is Your Lawn Suddenly Getting Torn Up?
One day your lawn looks perfectly healthy. The next morning, it seems like something spent the night digging holes all over it. If you’ve noticed patches of grass pulled up … Read More
Is Summer the Right Time for Joint Replacement Surgery?
Summer is filled with vacations, backyard barbecues, golf outings and time spent enjoying the outdoors. But if knee or hip pain has been limiting your ability to do the things … Read More
Hit the Road for a Great Cause: Save the Date for CARS’ Route 66 Benefit
Classic cars, nostalgic Route 66 vibes, and a mission that helps neighbors every day—it all comes together this fall at Community Assisted Rides’ (CARS) 24th Annual Fall Benefit, Route 66: … Read More
Summer Sustainable Expo Returns August 8 at Plymouth Place
Looking for a fun, free way to learn about sustainability while connecting with local organizations making a difference? Mark your calendar for the Summer Sustainable Expo on Saturday, August 8, … Read More
Last Chance to Experience One of Chicago’s Premier Summer Charity Events – Goombay Bash on July 25 at Navy Pier
Time is running out to be part of an unforgettable evening that changes lives. On Saturday, July 25, the 24th Annual Goombay Bash returns to the Aon Grand Ballroom at … Read More
A Talk with Dr. Peter Gray: What Is Self-Directed Education, and How Do We Know It Works?
Parents today face no shortage of questions about education. How much structure is too much? What helps children become confident, resilient, and independent? And what role should curiosity play in … Read More
Polar Pals Kindness Camp Brings Arctic Adventures to La Grange This August
Families looking for a fun and meaningful summer activity can register for Polar Pals Kindness Camp, taking place August 3–7 from 9:00–11:15 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church of La Grange, … Read More
10 Eco-Friendly Landscaping Ideas That Can Make a Big Difference
A beautiful yard doesn’t have to come at the expense of the environment. In fact, many of today’s landscaping trends focus on creating outdoor spaces that are healthier, more sustainable, … Read More
Tee Off for a Healthier Community at the UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Foundation Golf Tournament
Every great community is built on organizations that care for people when they need it most. For generations, UChicago Medicine AdventHealth La Grange has been there for local families, providing … Read More
Cool Down This Summer with Prasino’s Cucumber Blossom Mocktail
When the temperatures climb, sometimes the perfect drink isn’t coffee or a cocktail—it’s something crisp, refreshing, and packed with fresh ingredients. At Prasino in downtown La Grange, one of the … Read More












