Scott Norton (left) and Denny Norton(center) present an award to the ownerof a '63 Plymouth at Green StreetCruise Night Monday, May 18. Green Street Cruise Nights kicked off in McHenry with a roaring success Monday, May 18, with Mopar Night. There were 458 cars entered in the event, including a wide range of makes and models. There were new cars and old cars. But, regardless of the age of a car,

Dinner was great as you and your wife gazed into each other’s eyes across a candlelit table while the blowing snow whirled and howled outside creating a spinning backdrop of white on black in the window. Now, as they lock the door behind you, it’s time to go home. At the car, you open and hold the door for her while you wonder how you were ever so fortunate. Then, you slide behind the wheel feeling

Street rods, dragsters, foreign sports cars and grand touring classics – you’ll find them all and more tonight in McHenry at Green Street Cruise Night. Mustangs, Camaros and `Cudas – these are just some of the classic automobiles that will rumble into the Public Parking lot southwest of the intersection of Green Street and Route 120. This dazzling display of Detroit Iron, ground-hugging European

Do you dig hotrods, sports cars and other four-wheeled-mechanical wonders? If so, Green Street Cruise Night is the place to be starting June 9. The event runs every Monday through Sept. 29. It will feature vendors with food and beverages, a 50/50 raffle and, of course, a wide range of the shiniest and hottest cars in McHenry County. The vendors include Kona Ice, MJ’s Coffee Bar, Big Daddy Dogs,