The last time ETHS sent players to State for girls tennis was back in 2018, but this year, senior Mia Darer and junior Linden Wadsworth ended that six-year drought. After a stellar season, the two earned...

Evanston Animal Shelter’s new location opened earlier this October at 2310 Oakton St. Its programs offer unique and helpful opportunities to people and animals in need. The process for opening the...

On October 19, 2024, the City of Evanston held the ninth annual Zombie Scramble. Participants 8 and up walked and ran along a course through the Ladd Arboretum, Butler Park and Twiggs Park filled with...

On September 30, Animal Records opened at 624 Grove Street in downtown Evanston. The owner, Greg Allen, is still making finishing touches to the space. A few weeks ago, he painted the record store’s...

2025 is right around the corner, and along with the new year, there is a new City of Evanston budget that was proposed by the city manager, Luke Stowe. This new budget will be implemented to support...

The closing of the Celtic Knot Public House on Church Street in April 2023 left many Evanston residents with heavy hearts. For 18 years, the pub, owned by Liz and Patrick Breslin, had been a cherished...

On Monday, October 14th, ETHS celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day. The last Monday in September has been designated Indigenous People’s Day by the state of Illinois since 2017. Though Illinois still recognizes...

The Kits dominated possession Tuesday evening against Maine East, securing a 3-0 victory in their first playoff game of the season. While some opportunities went unfinished, Evanston managed to score three...