Joe Coughlin is the Editor In Chief and Co-Founder at the Evanston RoundTable and The Record Community News Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, with a focus on competitive sports like basketball, baseball, and football, as well as crime and justice, real estate, and governance related to ESG. Joe's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Evanston RoundTable and The Record Community News Group.
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Joe Coughlin's local coverage in Illinois and Chicago heavily focuses on sports, community events, crime reports, and high school activities. Given this emphasis, he is likely to be receptive to pitches regarding local sporting events or achievements, community initiatives and happenings in the area.
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By: Joe Coughlin
State police are asking for help as they investigate a fatal car crash last Tuesday on the Edens Expressway near Northfield. Joseph D. Wheeler, 35, of Chicago, died following the crash, which occurred around 7 a.m. just north of Winnetka Road on Interstate 94, or the Edens Expressway. Police are asking anyone who witnessed the […]
By: Joe Coughlin
The City of Highland Park is seeking more responses to a survey about potential locations for a place of remembrance dedicated to those impacted by the 2022 shooting. The survey focuses on three potential locations: Port Clinton Plaza, the rose garden adjacent to City Hall, and the southwest corner of Central and St. Johns avenues. […]
Forty-four years on, the family behind Tsing Tao, a Mandarin Chinese restaurant in Wilmette, is moving on. But the restaurant is not. Richard Sun, whose parents Chih and Mei Sun opened Tsing Tao in 1980, told The Record that it was the right time for his family to make a change, and they have a […]
After more than two years, a lawsuit accusing the Winnetka Park District of putting its public land in jeopardy is effectively no more. The Winnetka Park Board unanimously approved on Thursday night a settlement with plaintiff and resident Robert Schriesheim that will keep Centennial Park Beach in park district hands. In accordance with the settlement, […]
By: Joe Coughlin
The Wilmette Park District is bringing on an experienced parks leader to temporarily take over for resigning Executive Director Steve Wilson. The district announced on Friday, Jan. 17, that Margaret Resnick will begin as interim executive director of the organization on Jan. 20. Wilson’s resignation goes into effect Jan. 31. Resnick reportedly will stay on […]
By: Joe Coughlin
Dana Holt is a senior wrestler at 155 pounds for the Giants. She is 18-2 on the season and recently nabbed a first-place finish at Rickover and Niles West invites. 1. Do you have any prematch rituals or superstitions? Sometimes I wear mismatched socks just for fun, and then I always like to be really […]
By: Joe Coughlin
New Trier boys basketball fit in a season’s worth of ups and downs during the long weekend. The Trevians played one of their best games of the year in a 54-40 road win against league foe Deerfield (14-6) on Friday, Jan. 17, a day before one of their worst performances in a 60-47 loss to […]
By: Joe Coughlin
Despite Loyola girls basketball’s undefeated championship run last season, two early losses this year quieted the hype around the Ramblers. Their statement on Monday, though, was too loud to ignore. Loyola dismantled highly ranked Fremd (17-5), winning 66-41 on Monday, Jan. 20, as part of the Coach Kipp Hoopfest at Benet Academy. The Ramblers margin […]
By: Joe Coughlin
Wilmette’s Human Relations Commission has opened its annual Black History Month competition. This year, the theme is African Americans and Labor for the poster, essay/poetry, video or music contest. According to the Village of Wilmette, the theme asks contestants to explore the way work intersects with the collective experiences of Black people. Contestants must be […]
By: Joe Coughlin
A former Wilmette Park District employee whom police investigated in 2017 for inappropriate online activity involving children has volunteered for the organization on several occasions since then, according to public records and park district officials. The former employee, who worked in the parks department for more than 40 years, abruptly left the park district in […]
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