Palos HeightsMayor Bob Straz announced the impending sale of Joe’s Italian Villa restaurant at Tuesday’s city council meeting.
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Tone It Studio takes back the weight room for women
After a 110-pound weight loss journey, Toni St. Paul turned personal transformation into a space where women feel powerful in the weight room.
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Orland Park Francesca’s among stores closing
Francesca’s, the women’s clothing and jewelry chain, is closing all Illinois locations, including Orland Park, after 25 years in business.
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Orland Park approves Amazon superstore
Amazon could begin construction later this year on its first-ever big box retail superstore at 159th Street and LaGrange Road in Orland Park.
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Opportunity knocks at packed Southwest Job Fair
Hundreds of job seekers connected with local employers at the third annual Southwest Job Fair, highlighting hiring, growth and opportunity.
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Palos Park Village Manager Boehm set to retire
After 16 years at the helm, Palos Park Village Manager Rick Boehm announced plans on retiring this spring.
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Reaction mixed to proposed Amazon development
The Orland Park Village Board is expected to vote on the Amazon plan when it meets at 7 p.m. Monday, Jan. 19.
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Six years in and Pekoe & Bean is still pouring the love
Tinley Park’s Pekoe and Bean marks six years, blending traditional tea service, seasonal menus and genuine community connection.
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The Holly House blossoms under mother-daughter vision
The Holly House is a cozy artisan boutique in Orland Park featuring handcrafted goods, workshops, and experiences for the community.
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Palos Heights rejects auto repair shop, seeks plan input
Palos Heights is asking residents to weigh in on the future development of downtown Olde Palos.