By Francis Parco
As one of my favorite moments from late 2018, I covered the grand opening of Chicago’s first ever Steak ‘n Shake location.  While nearby Chicago suburbs like Evanston already has Steak ‘n Shake, the city of Chicago received theirs on September 20, 2018.

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Chicago is a city famed for tall skyscrapers from the Willis (formerly Sears) Tower to the 875 North Michigan Avenue  and 311 South Wacker just to name a few. Even with the Willis Tower topping the Chicago skyline at 1451 feet since 1973, the Chicago Spire could have been the city’s next tallest building, at 2000 feet tall.
The Chicago Spire was originally planned to be built at Chicago’s Du...

October is NBA Basketball month, which means a new season for the Chicago Bulls is coming around the corner.  Although the Bulls have experienced an up and down pattern for the number of wins each season during the past 11 years, they’ll be coming in to the new 2019-2020 NBA season on a low note.

Every October, Open House Chicago (OHC) gives locals and tourists a chance to explore various architectural sites across Chicago.  While the city already offers visitors popular tourist attractions such the Willis Tower Observation Deck, 360 Chicago, and Chicago Boat Tours, over 200 sites take part in OHC.

Created this video on the 2018 opening of Steak 'n Shake's Chicago location with Adobe Express (then called Adobe Spark)