Goal Line: Kankakee Area HS Varsity Football Score Recap
Goal Line: Kankakee Area HS Varsity Football Score Recap
Cool Car Show & Drive-In Movie: Tyke Style!
The Village of Bourbonnais and Bourbonnais Township Park District introduce a new and FREE family event! Beginning at 6:30 p.m. Friday, September 13th, children ages two to six can pedal, push or power their mini-vehicles to the Children's Safety Center at 747 Stratford Drive East for a parade, car show, judging and awards, followed by a movie and popcorn! Spectators of all ages are welcome. Pre-registration is required for the car show judging.
Bourbonnais Police Reminder to Celebrate Labor Day Safely
Bourbonnais, IL — As Illinoisans gear up to mark the end of summer with Labor Day celebrations throughout the state, the Bourbonnais Police Department announced its plans for a traffic safety campaign focusing on drunk, unbuckled and distracted drivers.
Kankakee Area HS Varsity Football Preview: Goal Line
Kankakee Area HS Football Preview: Goal Line
The Ultimate: Gabrielle Dismang
This week’s Ultimate is Gabrielle Dismang, a senior at BBCHS. Gabrielle plays softball for BBCHS and travel ball for the River Valley Rage. Gabrielle’s Rage team took second place this year in the 16U “B” Eastern World Series. When described by her Rage softball coach, Ron Zielinski, he said, “Gabbie has played travel softball for us at River Valley Rage for several years now. Gabbie is a strong player with a big bat, her greatest quality is her leadership that she brings to the team.”
Bourbonnais Police Promote Safe Drug Disposal
The Village of Bourbonnais recently amended its ordinance regarding the General Discharge Prohibition section of the Municipal Code. This comes as a result of the Kankakee River Metropolitan Agency’s (KRMA) amendment on June 18, 2019 to what may or may not be discharged into the sewers. Ordinance No. 19-2164 includes two new prohibitions on discharges which include: bulk, expired, outdated or concentrated prescription or non-prescription drugs, and hazardous waste pharmaceuticals or DEA controlled substances. In response to these recent revisions, the Bourbonnais Police Department is now providing a larger prescription drop-off box to withhold higher volumes of unused or expired prescription medications for safe disposal.
