Village of Orland Park officials are going to take a deep dive into the possibility of building a performing arts center.
Category: Regional New News
Pickleball courts may be out of Evergreen View plans
While all systems are go for many of the proposed pickleball courts in Orland Park, those that were slated for Evergreen View Park are on hold and might not happen at all.
Mercy Circle Nurse Honored with Prestigious DAISY Award
Mercy Circle’s Sandra Ramirez, LPN, receives prestigious DAISY Award for exceptional care, chosen from 25 senior communities across eight states.
Zelda’s Kitchen Witches celebrate years of dedication from retiring volunteer
Linda Parduhn retires from Zelda’s Kitchen Witches board after years of service. Kelly Angel-Galmines joins bringing experience and passion.
Newsies and journalism panel take the stage in Beverly
Beverly Arts Center stages Newsies and follows with a journalism panel connecting the 1899 strike to today’s media landscape.
Photography by Angel hosts heartfelt Valentine’s Craft Night
Local families gathered for crafts, snacks and photos during a Valentine’s Day event at a Palos Hills photography studio.
Celebrating Black History Month through the art of G.L. Smothers
South Side artist G.L. Smothers showcases 15 abstract works at Evergreen Park Library during a Black History Month reception.
Teens Spread Love to Seniors With 180 Handmade Valentines
Eighteen Green Hills teens created 180 Valentine cards to uplift local seniors and combat loneliness through AARP’s Cupid Crew program.
New documentary examines Lane Bryant murders
One of the most harrowing crimes in the Chicago area – the unsolved murders of five women at a Lane Bryant store in Tinley Park 18 years ago – is the topic of a new documentary.
Teen charged with forging deed, selling Burbank home
A Riverside teenager was arrested last week for allegedly forging a deed and selling a home for $72,000 in Burbank, police said.

