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As we hunker down for a winter at home, plenty of people will be firing up their stoves — or opening up their laptops to order takeout. This made us hungry to find out the history of some of Chicagoland's favorite foods.  From the city to the suburbs, Chicagoland is known as a foodie paradise, with stellar restaurants and countless delivery options. The Chicago area's food scene is rich and diverse, with traditions and dishes that change on a neighborhood by neighborhood basis. Looking back, the Chicago area has long been a major center for food processing and manufacturing, and some of the most iconic snacks in the world got their start right here — from Twinkies to Wrigley's chewing gum. But have you ever wondered how some of Chicago's most beloved classics really came to be? Let's explore the hidden history behind five of the Chicago area's most famous foods: 

We're pleased to announce that Jennifer Alter Warden, Baird & Warner's COO and EVP, will receive the 2020 Alter & Stone Outstanding Volunteer Award for her service as director on the board of directors of Working In The Schools (WITS). Jennifer will be presented with the award tonight at 7:30 p.m. December 3, 2020, at the

With winter weather right around the corner, it's time to get ready to enjoy more time at home — and out of our area's legendary cold temperatures. This year, spending more time at home during the winter means finding fun, new ways to stay festive and make the most of the season.  Looking for a little inspiration as we head for the coziest months of the year? Here are a few festive, fun, and fulfilling ways to enjoy winter in Chicagoland all season long:

In the eleventh episode of Your Competitive Edge with Baird & Warner, Lincoln Park designated manager David Bailey talks about how to plan your business for the upcoming year — why you need to stay on track and how to remain accountable! Watch David's interview now!

Playful, friendly, and oh-so-adorable, dogs are known as humankind's best friend for a reason! Whether you're moving to the area for the first time or planning to relocate from one neighborhood to another, true dog lovers know how important it is to be able to find a location that works for humans and pups alike — with plenty of places to go for walks, lots of pet stores, and ample choices when it comes to groomers and pet boarding.  In a recent study, WalletHub ranked Chicago as the 43rd most pet-friendly city in America — but dog mamas and papas in our area know that there are lots of dog-friendly neighborhoods to choose from.  Looking for a place where people and puppers can live their best lives? Here are seven of Chicagoland's most dog-friendly communities, in the city and suburbs:
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