Ann C. Piasecki, editor at New Lenox Patch. She is a veteran journalist and communications professional with a background in teaching college writing courses and memoir writing workshops.
Ann has a BS in journalism and an MA in English.
Featuring Candidates for Will County elected offices, the Will County Board, state representative and U.S. Congress. Not all candidates participated in the forum.
Yes, already — even before Black Friday. We know the Christmas shopping tends to get done earlier every year in Mokena and everywhere else. So, here's your chance to tell your friends and family what Christmas gift you want in 2012.
Don't forget to switch your clocks back an hour at 2 a.m. Nov. 4.
Do you want a quaint look with a downtown mix of stores and restaurants where you can stroll around on foot?
A motorist blew two stop signs in a 55 mph chase.
Will County Treasurer Steve Weber wants to know if taxpayers are open to receiving their property tax bill electronically.
Janet Bartels, of Tinley Park, filed a lawsuit against Silver Cross and Provena St. Joseph's hospitals on behalf of her son, who suffered massive head trauma in a 2009 Mokena bar fight. The suit accuses the medical centers of negligence.
Featuring Candidates for Will County elected offices, the Will County Board, state representative and U.S. Congress. Not all candidates participated in the forum.
New Lenox Village Engineer Will Nash keeps the community informed of traffic patterns during the Route 30 Construction Project.
A law suit filed on behalf of Eric Bartels, 29, who suffered massive head trauma in a 2009 bar fight in Mokena, accuses Silver Cross and Provena St. Joseph's with negligence. The trial for Joseph Messina, 24, who is charged with aggravated battery
Nearly $15,500 worth of cigarettes were stolen in a burglary at Select Cigars on LaGrange Road.
Send Patch Your Photos: It's Halloween in New Lenox. Let's see how cute, scary or creative your kids' costumes turned out.
The accompanying photos were taken by the Will County Sheriff's Department during the weeks of Oct. 10-29-Oct. 29. Charges are not evidence of guilt.
As the cost of home heating rises in the winter, there's less money for groceries. New Lenox Scouts are taking up the cause and fighting hunger with the 10th annual food collection
Police make two drug busts.
Family and friends mourn the loss of Karly Little, who died in a two-car accident Oct. 13 in Kankakee County.
A battery victim refused to press charges; however, police discover that he was wanted on an outstanding warrant.
Sports Clips Haircuts just opened in New Lenox. It's like a modern day barber shop where a guy can get his hair cut, talk sports and watch a game on ESPN.
Job Fair Boot Camp is an all-out effort to assist job seekers in New Lenox.
Police pick up a team of four on attempted video game theft and suspect their involvement in a previous cell phone theft.
