Tinley Park-based American Sale Corp. Is holding a massive liquidation sale ahead of its transfer to new ownership next year.
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Garcia helps Midway Airport land $5.5M federal grantÂ
U.S. Rep. Jesús “Chuy” GarcÃa (D-4th) announced last week that Chicago’s Midway International Airport will receive $5.5 million in federal grant funding for taxiway and pavement improvements.
Comings & Goings: Halloween season stores returnÂ
Halloween is more than seven weeks away, but Spirit Halloween stores have already begun celebrating the season of the witch by opening stores across the south suburbs.
It was a perfect day for Chicago Lawn Library block party: Kathy Headley
Thanks to Kaye Friberg, Branch Manager at the Chicago Lawn Library, and her whole staff for a fun block party.
Student murals now greet travelers at Midway AirportÂ
A mural celebrating Chicago’s spirit now greets residents and travelers at Midway International Airport, and 19 high school students helped create it. Â
New leases expected to bring $150M in investments to Midway AirportÂ
City Council approval of new lease agreements is expected to bring at least $150 million in private investments at Midway International Airport.Â
Federal disaster loans available for June storm damage in Cook County
Governor Pritzker’s disaster declaration for June 11 tornado and storm damage was approved by the Small Business Administration; applications for small loans now open.
Moving Archer Forward plan heads to city commission for final approval
The Moving Archer Forward initiative, a planning effort to revitalize the Archer Avenue corridor, has completed its community engagement phase and is moving toward formal city approval.
U.S. Polo Assn. debuts new store at Chicago Ridge Mall
U.S. Polo Assn. opened at Chicago Ridge Mall, bringing classic apparel, footwear and accessories for men, women and children.
Ford City Mall closure sparks community push for park, plaza, or arts space
As Ford City’s main mall faces a June 22 closure due to safety violations, community groups are rallying to prevent the site from becoming a warehouse, proposing instead a public park, convention center, or arts and science mall.
