John McDonough

The Blackhawks head back to the Plan Commission this week for final approval of the land sale.

The playlot features the Blackhawks' Indian head logo and depictions of hockey players in motion.

The playground should reopen by the end of November, according to the Edison Park Chamber of Commerce.

In five months, less than $30,000 of the $150,000 needed has been raised, officals said.

John McDonough celebrated with fans, and had a neighborhood street named in his honor.

The raffle will fund a plan to turn an Edison Park playground into a shrine to the Blackhawks.

The Edison Park Chamber of Commerce is working to raise $100,000 to honor the Blackhawks.

Chicago Blackhawks CEO John McDonough was born in Edison Park.

Community leaders had hoped to renovate the park and rename it for Edison Park native John McDonough.

Prices on official Blackhawks gear and merchandise will be reduced by up to 75 percent through Sept. 30.

The parade's co-founders have long hoped to have a member of the famous acting family participate.

Bill Babiarz's daughter, 4-year-old Cameron, suffers from the rare developmental disorder.

The pilot 30-20-10 program requires students to be active for an hour each day.

Unable to talk or use her hands, Cammy Babiarz put touching the Stanley Cup on her bucket list.

Blackhawks President and CEO John McDonough told young fans to have big dreams.