Pass Health Foods’ gluten free baking contest showcased 18 creative entries, crowned winners, and celebrated dietary awareness in Palos Heights.
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Evergreen Park Community High School pays tribute to those who served
Evergreen Park High students and NHS members welcomed 30 veterans for breakfast, songs, and stories, celebrating their courage and service.
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From Cancer Survivor to Published Author
Palos Hills author Victoria Hamel self published a steamy small town romance about love, caregiving, and second chances after personal trials.
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Lisa Walcott transforms everyday objects into artful explorations
Lisa Walcott’s Spare transforms everyday objects into playful, skeletal sculptures exploring care, strain, and humor at Saint Xavier University.
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Consuelo Therapeutic Services expands with Oak Lawn location
Consuelo Therapeutic Services celebrated its Oak Lawn opening, expanding compassionate, bilingual therapy and behavioral health care for children, teens, and adults.
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Trinity Christian College to close after 66 years
Trinity Christian College will close after 66 years, citing financial challenges, declining enrollment, and post-COVID pressures; final commencement is May 2026.
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From Oak Lawn to Stage Spotlight Brandi Shantele
Oak Lawn Park District’s Brandi Shantele wins Best Actress in a Musical at 2025 Black Theatre Alliance Awards.
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Moraine Valley students blend psychology with service
Moraine Valley psychology students apply classroom lessons through a service-learning project, packing and serving meals for people experiencing homelessness.
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Northwestern Medicine Expands Living Well Cancer Resources to Orland Park
Northwestern Medicine Living Well Cancer Resources opens a new Orland Park location, expanding free supportive services for cancer patients and families.
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Sandburg students turn math into dugout project
Carl Sandburg High School students turned math lessons into real construction, designing and building new varsity softball dugouts.