The Children’s Farm at The Center’s annual rummage sale continues through Sunday, offering shoppers clothing, furniture, books, tools and more.
Category: Top News
From Broadway to Beverly: “Ragtime” Tackles Immigration, Racism, Class
The Beverly Arts Center opens its first production of the Tony Award-winning musical “Ragtime,” exploring immigration, racism, and the American Dream with a 50-person cast.
Beware: Scammer impersonating Palos Park police chief
A senior citizen reported a scammer claiming to be Palos Park Police Chief Joe Miller called her house asking for money.
District 230 sweeps U.S. News rankings with three top schools
Carl Sandburg, Victor J. Andrew, and Amos Alonzo Stagg high schools have all been named among the nation’s best by U.S. News & World Report.
Beecher Lions Club presents All American Day
On September 5, the Beecher Lions Club is sponsoring their 4th Annual “All American Day” in downtown Beecher.
Oak Lawn Chamber of Commerce searches for new leader as Fritz ends six-year run
Anne Fritz steps down after six years as Oak Lawn Chamber executive director to focus on her son’s transition program. The chamber seeks a full-time replacement.
Palos Heights will try again on rained out concerts, to hold 9/11 remembrance
Palos Heights will hold a remembrance ceremony for the 25th anniversary of 9/11 at city hall on Friday, September 11 at 7:30 a.m.
Jenny Bednarz wins Palos Heights classic car show raffle
The winners of the Palos Heights Classic Car Show raffles were announced at last week’s City Council meeting, though they were not in attendance.
Palos Heights alderman Basso won’t seek reelection
Palos Heights Alderman Robert Basso announced last week at the city council meeting he will not be seeking reelection.
Dukett takes helm at Palos West Elementary
Palos West Elementary School’s new principal, Joel Dukett, figured his future would be in psychology when he was growing up.
