Trinity students share emotional reflections on losing the campus that shaped their faith, friendships, and purpose as the college prepares to close.
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Palos Park Woman’s Club hosts 12th annual blood drive
Palos Park Woman’s Club collected 34 blood units at their 12th annual drive, with pizza donations and former mayor participation.
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Stagg High School unveils Wellness Room to support student well-being
Stagg High School has opened a new Wellness Room offering students calming activities, emotional support and hands-on tools to strengthen social-emotional wellness.
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Nearly 200 vendors filled Stagg craft show this weekend
Stagg High School hosts its largest Fall Craft Show with seasonal crafts, Christmas décor and 196 vendors supporting student musicians through the annual fundraiser.
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Beverly Arts Center welcomes festive Nutcracker performance
Ruth Page’s Nutcracker Suite brings festive magic to the Beverly Arts Center with a one hour family friendly ballet full of holiday charm.
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Evergreen Park parish mourns Rev. Francis Schouten
Rev. Francis Schouten, 96, former missionary and longtime Most Holy Redeemer priest in Evergreen Park, is remembered for faith and compassion.
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Tradition meets fresh flavor at Little Joe’s Pizza
Little Joe’s Pizza in Tinley Park reopens with a modern look, fresh-made favorites and a welcoming neighborhood atmosphere under new ownership.
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Saint Xavier University partners with Trinity Christian College to support students amid closure
Saint Xavier University will offer automatic admission, tuition matching, and full credit transfers to Trinity Christian College students after closure.
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Moraine Valley to Launch Paramedic Program in Spring 2026
Moraine Valley will launch a one-year Paramedic Program in January 2026 to train EMTs for advanced emergency care careers.
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‘A Certain Finality’: Trinity senior reflects on college’s closure and legacy
Trinity Christian College will close in May 2026, leaving students and faculty to navigate uncertainty while celebrating decades of community, faith, and learning.