The City of Palos Heights is in limbo when it comes to what is happening with the closing of Trinity Christian College and the selling of the campus.
Author Archives: Jeff Vorva
Dodge to give first State of the Village speech in March
Jim Dodge, who took over as Orland Park mayor in May, will speak at noon on March 31 at the Orland Park Civic Center,14750 S. Ravinia Ave.
Chicago duo charged with theft from Victoriaâs Secret
A man and woman from Chicago were arrested earlier this month for stealing underwear from Victoria’s Secret.
Chicago Fire aim to build on breakthrough season
The Fire made the MLS playoffs for just the third time in 16 seasons and hosted their first postseason game since 2017.
Area roundup: Sandburg, Brother Rice athletes named Academic All-State
Sandburg’s Meghan Donnell and Brother Rice’s Matthew Pikus are two of just 26 Academic All-State selections by the IHSA.
Vedette sports report: Alex Chenoweth, Peotone edge Manteno
Alex Chenoweth scored 14 of his 16 points after halftime as Peotone got past Route 50 rival Manteno.
Orland Park looking at adding performing arts center
Village of Orland Park officials are going to take a deep dive into the possibility of building a performing arts center. Â
Pickleball courts may be out of Evergreen View plans
While all systems are go for many of the proposed pickleball courts in Orland Park, those that were slated for Evergreen View Park are on hold and might not happen at all.
Abbey Murphy, Kendall Coyne Schofield lead Team USA into Olympic final
Abbey Murphy had a goal and an assist, and Kendall Coyne Schofield also scored as the U.S. beat Sweden to advance to the Olumpic gold-medal game.
Family ties strong for Oak Lawn’s Marc Harvey Jr.
Oak Lawn leading scorer Marc Harvey Jr. learned basketball from his dad Marc Sr. and his uncles Jalil and Eddie.
