Good morning, Rockford.

Stateline Church skipped its Sunday service yesterday for a day of community service that saw 750 volunteers help in projects like painting and meal prep at local nonprofits and schools.

The second annual Love Your Stateline event featured partners such as Good Shepherd YMCA + Rockford Rescue Mission.

On July 16, IRMA President and CEO Rob Karr received the NRF's J.

Thomas Weyant Award for his leadership in supporting Illinois retailers. He has guided efforts for more than 23,000 stores to adopt pro-business policies statewide.

7 Brew is building three drive-thru locations in the Rockford area—one in Machesney Park on West Lane Road near Khol’s, one at the southwest corner of Riverside Boulevard and Bell School Road, and one at 7210 Walton St. The chain uses modular construction to expand its market.

Midway Village Museum hosted Tipsy History on Saturday to celebrate prohibition-era culture with vintage cars, live 1920s music and reenactments of bootleggers and temperance marches at 6799 Guilford Rd. Families enjoyed an engaging glimpse into the city’s past.

Wonderland Ballet Company will perform A Midsummer Night’s Dream from July 23 to 26 at Maddox Theatre, featuring live singers and a Shakespeare comedy troupe.

Tickets are $25 and the show supports Project Wonderland (a nonprofit providing dance scholarships and covering production costs) to help new dancers.

Girls of Summer: AAGPBL and A League of Their Own Cast Q&A

12-2 p.m. — Midway Village Museum — Free admission — Hear personal stories from legendary AAGPBL players and cast members from A League of Their Own during this engaging Q&A session.

A Rockford Evening with Hollywood: Players from A League of Their Own

5-8:30 p.m. — Rockford Woman's Club — Paid entry — Celebrate baseball history and Hollywood with AAGPBL players and cast members in a fun-filled evening.

All White Affair Rockford

4-9 p.m. — Burpee Museum of Natural History — Enjoy an evening with live R&B from ANN MARIE at this elegant summer affair.