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Bradley-Bourbonnais Area to lose 2.3 million dollars without Bears Training Camp
From Super Bowl expectations to a ‘balanced’ 8-8 season, Monday Morning saw the announcement the Chicago Bears would renege on their 9-year contract with Olivet, we saw the professional football franchise officially retreat into itself.
3 Chicago Football Players Elected into HOF including Bears, Cardinals
Frederick Wayman "Duke" Slater, a member of the Chicago Cardinals from 1926-1931 was one of the first African American lineman in the NFL. Slater is regarded as a hugely important figure in the evolution of the social integration of the game during the early twentieth century. Slater was enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame in 1951. He played college football at the University of Iowa and attended the University of Iowa College of Law and earned his law degree in 1928.
Bears end relations with Olivet Nazarene University, move training camp to Halas Hall for 2020
The Chicago Bears announced this afternoon the team will
host the 2020 Training Camp exclusively at Halas Hall in 2020.
Beginning this summer, the Bears...
Salvation Army Kettle stolen outside Big Lots in Bradley
The Salvation Army in Kankakee reported the theft of a kettle earlier today outside of the Big Lots store in Bradley.
According to...
Mario Kart Tournament draws huge crowds in Bradley
Winners of the tournaments receive custom trophies and a cash prize. Mario Kart's winners from this past month included Lee LaMontagne who finished 3rd, Hans Vallejo who finished 2nd and Alena Stasiak who was the winner of the tournament along with a $200.00 cash prize
Olivet Nazarene University “Bourbonnais Culture” pot request toxic to Kankakee County’s economic goals
Think for a minute the number of potential dollars that will be rejected out of spite just because of the ban? Millions of tax dollars are on the table with this one vote. While "What's good for Olivet is good for Bourbonnais" has worked in the past, the real question here should be, "Is what's right for the University good for Kankakee County?
