Glenview’s Boba Club knows it may be a black sheep, but owner Steve Ha is OK with that.
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The Purple Palmer, served in a lightbulb cup ($6.75), is a twist on an Arnold Palmer drink made with butterfly pea flower tea and lemonade. Photos by Erin Yarnall/22nd Century MediaNew boba tea shop adds new twists to popular concept
September 21, 2018 Life & Arts, Dining Out -
New Trier senior Rebecca Smith, of Winnetka, performs in Lagniappe-Potpourri’s “Enjoy the Ride,” which ran Wednesday-Saturday, Sept. 12-15, in Winnetka. Rhonda Holcomb/22nd Century MediaNT students collaborate to produce 80th Lagniappe show
September 19, 2018 Life & ArtsThe longstanding tradition continued when Lagniappe-Potpourri, New Trier’s annual variety show, began the school’s performing arts season and marked its 80th year of the all-student run production. -
Posing (left to right) is Ali Beanblossom, Sigrid Wilson, Charlotte Dellin, Sarah Popoff and Jaime Elias. Wilson was fundraising for her JDRF team. Photo SubmittedWinnetkan raises funds, awareness for upcoming JDRF Walk
September 20, 2018 NewsWhen Winnetka’s 12-year-old Sigrid Wilson received the diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes (T1D), an autoimmune disease, at age 7, she was a second-grade student at Greeley School.
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The lead vocalist for At Least We Tried, Amanda Howell, 17, performs at the inaugural Teen Fest Friday, Sept. 14, at Hubbard Woods Park. Rhonda Holcomb/22nd Century MediaThree youth groups partner for inaugural Teen Fest
September 18, 2018 NewsThe inaugural Teen Fest had friends catching up, having something to eat and most of all, it was an opportunity for some local teenagers to display their talents.
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The Cripe family (left to right) Henry, 16, Charlie, 13, Village Council trustee Andy and Julia, 6, helped organize the annual Winnetka flag-planting in honor of Sept. 11 at the Village Green. Jill Dunbar/22nd Century MediaCripe family leads Winnetka’s annual Sept. 11 observance
September 12, 2018 News, CommunityOn the 17th anniversary of the terrorist attacks, Winnetka played its part in making sure to never forget Sept. 11, 2001 through an annual event that started a decade ago at the Village Green.
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