Country Vs. Town

LISA DECOURCY is a native of the Western Suburbs and graduated from Hinsdale Central High School. Growing up she absolutely loved and cherished how her family did everything together, whether it be dinners together, going to the temple, vacations around the world, or even simple movie nights. While at Western Michigan University, she met her

LAUREN GLANDT was born and raised in Grand Blanc, Michigan, a small town about an hour North of Detroit that was also her beloved mother’s hometown. She is the third of four children, sandwiched between brothers and known as the “perfect child” of the family who always worked hard at school, received good grades, was

Growing up in Palatine, Jennifer Miller knew she wanted to return to the northwest suburbs to raise her own family. For the past six years, she has lived in Barrington with her husband and two beautiful daughters. Before having kids Miller worked as a physical therapist, but since being in Barrington she has devoted her

NOELLE McINERNEY grew up in Fort Lauderdale, FL, where she and her sister loved swimming and playing at the beach year-round. Noelle definitely misses her beach days after living in the Midwest for more than 20 years. A diligent student who loved being involved and and played competitive volleyball through high school, Northwestern University beckoned

When Kim Howard married her husband, Joe Howard, she entered a fourth-generation Barrington family that included a late grandfather who was a golf pro at Biltmore Country Club, a “Character Counts” award-winning mother-in-law who has worked at St. Anne’s for over 25 years, and her husband who grew up in the Village with his two

Glencoe’s Darcee Rabinowitz, founder of Source & Self, has launched the company’s new line—Campus Rebel, a self-care society and online marketplace for college students. The platform makes self-care accessible by offering student discounts on carefully vetted beauty, skincare, and wellness products while also providing knowledge and resources about issues college students face when away from