Zachary’s Grill in Palos Heights is closed until further notice, according to a sign taped to the restaurant’s front door.
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Palos Pharmacy celebrates grand opening in Palos Heights
Three pharmacists opened Palos Pharmacy in Palos Heights on Friday, aiming to recreate the feel of a traditional neighborhood drugstore where staff and customers know each other.
Oak Lawn Chamber of Commerce searches for new leader as Fritz ends six-year run
Anne Fritz steps down after six years as Oak Lawn Chamber executive director to focus on her son’s transition program. The chamber seeks a full-time replacement.
Wick’s Bicycle Shop makes plea to save antique light pole
The owner of a small business in Grant Park is frustrated with the village board over a lack of communication and plans to take down an antique light pole in front of her building.
Only in Chicago: 5K race on Midway Airport runway benefits children and adults with disabilities
This year’s Midway 5K, taking place on Sept. 13, features a unique running course; Midway Airport’s tarmac! All proceeds from the run will fund the Special Children’s Charities organization that sprung from the Chicago’s 1968 Special Olympics. To register, visit: secure.qgiv.com/event/midway5k/.
Chicago Ridge Mall celebrates new school year with 7th annual bash
Chicago Ridge Mall’s seventh annual Back-to-School Bash gave 300 kids free supplies, treats, and a chance to celebrate the new school year with local organizations.
Stickney mayor pledges to block data center at former Hawthorne Race Course
Stickney Mayor Mitch Milenkovic announced his opposition Thursday, August 20, to any data center development at the 119-acre former Hawthorne Race Course site,
Orland Park thanks Lowe’s for storm recovery efforts
Lowe’s employees fanned out across Orland Park after two tornadoes hit the village within eight weeks, handing out 300 buckets of cleaning supplies and cases of water.
Northwestern Medicine announces plans for cancer hospital in Orland Park
Northwestern Medicine announced Monday it is moving ahead with plans to build a new 150,000-square-foot cancer institute in Orland Park, marking one of the most significant healthcare investments the village has ever seen.
