Richard Cahan is a journalist based in Evanston, Illinois. He writes for the Evanston RoundTable, focusing on local news and events in the Evanston community. His articles cover a range of topics, including social issues, cultural events, and historical perspectives.
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It only happens once a year. The Fisk University Choir takes a bus from Nashville to Evanston to present a concert of gospel and sacred music. It’s
More than 1,000 residents lined up on the first day of early voting at the Morton Civic Center for the presidential election. “We wanted to be one of the first ones,” said Evanston's Amy Prost, as she left the building. Polls will be open at 2100 Ridge Ave. for any Cook County resident through November 4, the day before Election Day, with 22 voting machines. More than 36,000 Cook County residents have already voted, including 1,021 in Evanston. (Photos by Richard Cahan.)
Thirty Evanston residents got a chance to view paintings from long-lost 1930s Works Progress Administration-era artists on a tour of two public schools.
More than 100 family and friends of Delores Holmes, the iconic Fifth Ward activist and council member, met Wednesday afternoon at a recently completed mural featuring community leaders — including a portrait of Holmes.
Skeletons. They're everywhere. They climb the walls of homes, lurk in trees, hang from wires and crawl around front yards.
Artist Jordan Nickel, known as POSE, cuts the ribbon to unveil Evanston’s newest public mural at 824-828 Noyes St.
On Monday night, the Evanston Preservation Commission formally announced five winners of its first Cultural Heritage Awards.
On Friday, Dan Toomey’s little shop at 709 Washington St. became just a vacant storefront. But it will be a clear memory for Toomey’s family and the
The last day of the 2024 Evanston Farmers’ Market. Helpers load boxes of unsold vegetables onto the truck of Henry’s Farms after closing time. “I brought
JoAnn Wilkin, shown in last year's RoundTable video died at age 97. A memorial service was held on Saturday. “We are carrying on the cold-water
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