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Do your holiday lights have what it takes to win? Here's how to enter our contest
Nov 30, 2022 5:20 AM - To contend for the Daily Herald's annual holiday lights contest, you have to think big. We're talking lights, music, fake snow, candy canes, inflatables, Santa, Frosty, Rudolph, toy soldiers and, well, you get the idea. Entries will be accepted from Thursday until noon Dec. 9 at events.dailyherald.com. -
IMAGES: Some of the previous winners in the Daily Herald's holiday lights contest
Nov 28, 2022 5:55 PM - The competition is always fierce in the Daily Herald's holiday lights contest. Here's a look back at some of the winners. Entries will be accepted for this year's contest starting Thursday. -
Jim O'Donnell: The beat goes on -- a holiday weekend to look back with gratitude
Nov 27, 2022 6:00 AM - TIM WEIGEL ALWAYS SAID that he thought his No. 1 professional "skill" was recognizing when a window of opportunity was opening. Too many years ago, a window for a sports media column was opening at the Daily Herald.
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O'Donnell: Forget about Bobby Douglass, Justin Fields' new best friend is the safety slide
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Neighbors in Need returns: How you can help fellow suburbanites this holiday season
Nov 7, 2022 11:11 AM - For the second year, the Daily Herald is partnering with the Robert R. McCormick Foundation to raise money for charitable organizations that address hunger, homelessness and health care disparities in the suburbs. -
Jim O'Donnell: One very public bump later, Rafer Weigel is set for a TV news comeback
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Daily Herald wins 12 first-place awards in annual journalism contest
Nov 3, 2022 10:10 AM - The Daily Herald took home 12 first-place awards en route to winning the James S. Copley traveling trophy from the Northern Illinois News Association's annual journalism contest. -
Jim O'Donnell: Even after ditching March Madness, Jim Nantz still has many CBS telecasts to go
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Jim O'Donnell: Will ESPN's "GameDay" continue to ignore the Bielema renaissance at Illinois?
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Gone but not forgotten: A look back at suburban places that no longer exist
Oct 7, 2022 1:00 AM - Over the past 150 years, countless places have opened and closed in the suburbs, including stores, restaurants, entertainment venues and businesses. Once again, we pay tribute to these gone-but-not-forgotten surburban icons.
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