Nancy Faust retired from the Chicago White Sox to much fanfare in 2010, after over four decades behind the organ console.

The White Sox announced Monday that Faust, 78, will return to The Rate — which was known as U.S. Cellular Field the last time ...

For decades, the soundtrack to White Sox baseball games came courtesy of Nancy Faust. The team’s longtime organist played at ...

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When the Edgebrook native attended North Park University in 1967, Faust’s then-boyfriend wrote to Cubs owner Philip K.

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It’s been a big week for the Chicago White Sox, though it has nothing to do with what happened on the field. The team announced Monday that longtime organist Nancy Faust — who stepped away from The ...