Andrew Schneider

The exhibit, which kicks off Sept. 3, offers residents a real glimpse into the neighborhood's past.

Some neighbors are concerned about revelers, while others welcome the affordable grub.

And you thought you put off that improvement project for a long time. St. Berchmans to fix its bell.

Logan Square Preservation's plan to narrow boulevards would need the city's OK.

From the 1920s until the '60s, the stretch was lined with car dealerships, repair shops and showrooms.

Crews are at working carefully dismantling the building's terra cotta so it can be salvaged and reused.

The wall has to be demolished for safety reasons, but it will be rebuilt.

About two years ago, a contractor mistakenly removed the concrete base, angering neighbors.

A legal dispute over other billboards on the building overlooking Logan Square has been resolved.  

A neighborhood group wants the developer of a 150-unit condo project to include the building on site.

The miniature versions of Logan Square's Illinois Centennial Monument wil cost $50.

Sales of "Monument" will benefit the restoration of the iconic monument in the center of the square.

The Episcopal Church of the Advent is closing due to a shrinking congregation and money issues.

The windows on the front of Minnekirken were restored to their original state this week.

32nd Ward residents will have a chance to vote to urge their alderman to save historic buildings.