River North Residents Association (RNRA) is proud to announce the appointment of Mickie Gordon as its first Executive Director. Mickie joined the executive committee on August 1st.
“We are thrilled to welcome such an accomplished leader a
s Mickie to our organization,” said RNRA President Mike Riordan. “As River North continues to grow and thrive, Mickie will bring our organization to the next level with her extraordinary drive and leadership skills.”
Mickie has proven strengths in corporate leadership, strategic planning, relationship building, communications and operational excellence. Mickie’s organizational skills along with her ability to lead and motivate cross-functional teams to achieve measureable results will be an additional asset to RNRA. Mickie thrives on developing collaborative relationships.
A River North resident since 1994 Mickie adds, “River North is my home and where my family resides. I am dedicated to making a difference in our community.” She is also a volunteer with the Chicago Help Initiative and is currently leading the re-launch of the Adult Literacy Program.
Mickie can be reached at mgordon@rnrachicago.org.


Unfortunately, we are postponing our May 1st event to a later date due to weather.




Thank you to the hundreds of families that attended the River North Residents Association (RNRA) annual Spring Egg Toss in Montgomery Ward Park. Look for pictures to be posted on our
Your River North Residents Association (RNRA) is hosting our annual Spring Egg Toss on Saturday, March 26th beginning at 1pm in Montgomery Ward Park. This is another FREE RNRA event. The Egg Toss will START promptly at 1:30pm. Don’t forget your baskets.
With the beautiful spring like weather here in River North, please be kind to other residents. If you walk your dog, please pick up after them. And please remember we have 2 Dog Friendly areas in River North. Please do not walk your dog in the south end of Montgomery Ward Park. New friendly reminders have been posted. Enjoy!

The Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) has announced emergency repairs needed on the Chicago Avenue Bridge over the North Branch of the Chicago River. Traffic on the bridge was reduced to one lane in each direction earlier today after inspectors determined the repairs were necessary.