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News in Libertyville

Libertyville news

Nothing new from Libertyville in the news feeds lately, so here’s what’s happening next door.

Straight from the source

From Town Hall, the schools and the library

19 notices in the past month, read every morning from Libertyville’s own websites. Each one opens on the site that posted it.

Town Hall page →
Town hallLibertyville town website
libertyville.com ↗
Visit libertyville.com for notices and events.
SchoolsLibertyville Community High School District 128
d128.org ↗
Visit d128.org for notices and events.
SchoolsLibertyville School District 70
d70schools.org ↗
Latest notices
  1. Families Learning Together Event Nov. 10 on Overcoming Perfectionism and Social Anxiety4 days ago
  2. BOE Meeting - November 16, 20265 days ago
  3. Families Learning Together Event Nov. 5 on Early Career DiscoveryOct 30
5 more from d70schools.org
  1. Board Policy Meeting November 5, 2026Oct 22
  2. Families Learning Together Event Oct. 28 on Balancing Career, Family, and Well-BeingOct 21
  3. Families Learning Together Event Oct. 20 on Confronting Cyberbullying and Online ExclusionOct 13
  4. BOE Meeting. - October 19 at 6:00 p.m.Oct 12
  5. Families Learning Together Event Oct. 15 on Navigating College Admissions (Spanish Only)Oct 8
Read every morning from d70schools.org’s news.
LibraryCook Memorial Public Library District
cooklib.org ↗
Latest notices
  1. All About Bookie Bags

    I think we can all agree that one of the most exciting parts of reading is discovering something new. Maybe that means reading a book you wouldn’t have picked for yourself. Maybe that means starting something that’s been sitting on your shelf for ages. Regardless of circumstance, finding a great ne…

    3 days ago
  2. The Bicentennial Table

    In 1976, Libertyville celebrated the Bicentennial year with a torchlight parade, a historical pageant, and a patriotic Summer ’76 festival including carnival rides and a 90-unit parade. [1] But it was something a bit more unique that caught my eye while browsing the June and July 1976 newspapers on…

    6 days ago
  3. Expanding the Family Tree

    For genealogists, October is an exciting time, as it is the annual celebration of Family History Month; however, it is also LGBTQ+ History Month. This convergence is an excellent time to explore LGBTQ+ folks who may be a part of your family history. Making space for them in your research is both im…

    Oct 22
5 more from cooklib.org
  1. Marianne’s Pick of the Week: Bad WordsOct 20
  2. Jenny’s Pick of the Week: If Not YouOct 13
  3. New Bookmobile 2026Oct 8
  4. A Local Genealogist SpeaksOct 8
  5. Libby and Kanopy Begin Requiring Passwords on October 6Sep 30
Read every morning from cooklib.org’s news.
Game day

Next up: Libertyville vs WTHS

Wednesday, Dec 9 · Girls Junior Varsity Basketball. Streams on the NFHS Network.

Coming up
Recent games
From the sports pages
On the market

Homes listed in Libertyville

Listed in the past 60 days. Check each listing for the current price and availability.

Housing market →
In memoriam

Remembering neighbors

Obituaries from the past 30 days. Dates are publication dates.

Nearby

Headlines from next door

Libertyville’s own feed is quiet, so here’s news from the towns around it.

From neighbors

The news that never makes the paper: what Libertyville is posting.

Town Square →
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Headlines come from the outlets that cover Libertyville, found through Google News; stories with Libertyville in the headline come first, and outlets or places that aren’t Libertyville, IL are left out. Articles belong to their publishers and aren’t independently verified; every story links to the publisher who wrote it. Topics are sorted automatically from each headline’s words. Notices, meetings and events come from the town, school district and library websites, read every morning and linked to the page that posted them. Game listings come from the NFHS Network.