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Media focuses on Anthony Rizzo when there is bigger baseball news on the other side of town.
Media focuses on Anthony Rizzo when there is bigger baseball news on the other side of town.
If you can, leave the craziness of this election year behind—at least until September.

6:16 pm on Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Well, if you look at the cartoon closely, Charley is not advocating that people forget about the election. I think his cartoon just illustrates (humorously) his observation that a large part of the electorate is cutting back under the "new normal," taking "staycations" and maybe trying to use a Link card to pay for it -- and because the economic mess has impacted them personally they are telling …   more ›

4:59 am on Friday, June 15, 2012
You are spot on David. Transfering the burden of these crazy pensions and raises to the local areas will force local school boards to deal with reality. This has gotten out of control because local board members have been allowed to spend other people's money.   more ›
Protesters may wish they were in a galaxy far, far way.
For cartoonist Krebs, baseball is art.
Today is the 42nd annual Earth Day. Guess some conditions never change no matter how much information we have to improve them.
For cartoonist Krebs, baseball is art.
4:54 pm on Monday, April 23, 2012
Welcome, (Cough Cough) to Lisle. http://tinyurl.com/7dau6cc   more ›
Hopeful White Sox fans can still dream, before the team's home opener Friday at U.S. Cellular Field. And anybody who wants to take that dream to Vegas can get 80 to 1.
For cartoonist Charley Krebs, baseball is art.
10:16 am on Friday, April 13, 2012
Agreed, Mr. Hankes... thanks for the comment and Go Sox!   more ›
Artist Charley Krebs shows off his Patch work at Riverside Public Library.
For cartoonist Charley Krebs, drawing his thoughts has always been a form of shorthand journalism. "A good image will draw you in," Krebs said of his work. "It makes an editorial comment and can start a good discussion." Krebs has been drawing the news since 1979, first at his college newspaper and most recently here at Patch. Readers can see his Sunday Cartoon weekly on their local Patch site where Krebs offers his unique vision of the world and his opinion on events that matter to readers. While much may have changed in the cartooning business since he got his start, Krebs said he loves the ability to work with a digital news site. "Everything is instantaneous," he said. "I can come up with an idea, draw it and have it up on the site the…
9:43 am on Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Thank you, Wanda. Volatile and political Morton College of the mid-1970s prepared me well for any issues addressed in the Life or now on Patch. It's always nice to hear from someone besides my mother who remembers my work from those days!   more ›
Charley Krebs
9:32 am on Monday, July 9, 2012
Thanks Dave! I also like the Midnight Cowboy referenced headline that appears with this cartoon!   more ›