The Orland Fire Protection District is hosting its annual toy drive for needy families and children in the Orland Park area.
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Trinity shares next steps for history initiative
Trinity’s History for Community Organizing event blended performance, academic insight and community dialogue while highlighting new partnerships and a potential NEH grant connection to teach-out schools.
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Southwest suburbs dodge property tax bill bullet
While property taxes for homeowners on the Southwest Side of Chicago shot up more than 20% from 2023 to 2024, southern suburbs were up and, in some cases, down, an analysis by Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas showed Monday.
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Fans flock to Orland Park Hooters for the new calendar
A long line of people showed up early for the 2026 Hooters Calendar signing on Saturday, Nov. 15, at the Orland Park location.
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Area communities pay tribute on Veterans Day
Four southwest suburban communities held Veterans Day ceremonies last week to honor military service members.
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Stickney honors firefighters for service, cooking skills
The Village of Stickney honored three firefighters at its Nov. 4 board meeting for their service and achievements.
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Orland Park honors Owls for perfect special recreation flag football season
Orland Park honored the Owls Special Recreation Flag Football team after the team enjoyed a perfect season.
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Orland Park approves upscale Bridlewood subdivision
Orland Park trustees moved forward with plans Monday night for a planned unit development on 9.5 acres located at 14137 W. 108th St.
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Shepard students express creativity through Art, Design and Fashion Club
Shepard High students explore fashion, art, and more in a new club that builds confidence, skills, and self-expression.
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Trinity students reflect on the place they called home
Trinity students share emotional reflections on losing the campus that shaped their faith, friendships, and purpose as the college prepares to close.