During a roundtable discussion Monday, Congressman Sean Casten talked about his plan to preserve Social Security for seniors.
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Chicago Artist Brian Sykes draws huge crowd for emotional exhibit debut
Brian Sykes draws a packed crowd to Beverly Arts Center, blending art and live vocals in a powerful, emotional homecoming exhibition.
Tails of Redemption equals new lives for dogs, county jail inmates
The program pairs inmates with shelter dogs to provide obedience training and socialization to bolster adoption prospects.
Saint Xavier brings life-saving kidney screenings to community
Free SXU screening identified high rates of undetected kidney, diabetes and blood pressure issues, emphasizing importance of early detection and care.
Saint Xavier brings community together for PAWS for Service Day
Saint Xavier University hosted PAWS for Service Day on March 21, bringing alumni, students and community members together for 20+ service projects aligned with the Mercy mission.
Comings & Goings: Zemsky’s to close Chicago and Evergreen Park stores
Zemsky’s announced last week that it has begun inventory liquidation sales at both locations, at 4181 S. Archer Ave. in Chicago and Evergreen Park Plaza.
Second annual Polar Plunge raises thousands at Saint Xavier
Saint Xavier University’s second annual Polar Plunge raised more than $9,300 for Special Olympics Illinois, with diverse campus groups participating to support athletes with intellectual disabilities.
Moraine Valley dominates speech and debate competition
Moraine Valley Community College Speech and Debate Team reached a historic milestone, sending Aaron Vinicio Lopez to the national oratory competition for the first time.
ARCHER AVENUE DRIVERS PAY $1.20 MORE PER GALLON THAN JANUARY
Gas prices on Archer Avenue have jumped $1.20 per gallon since January. Chicago’s fuel tax makes the pain sharper than suburbs.
Saint Xavier hosts first South Suburban Conference Visual Arts Festival
Saint Xavier University hosted the South Suburban Conference’s first art showcase on March 19, bringing 70 students from 14 schools for workshops, exhibitions and awards.
