Tracy Degraaf decided she would organize an event to bring people together and pray for the country. And that she did.
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Oak Lawn native Jennifer Cronin opens first solo museum show
Jennifer Cronin debuts her first solo museum show during the Beverly Art Walk, showcasing two decades of realism-inspired paintings.
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SXU School of Nursing Marks 90 Years of Legacy and Learning
Saint Xavier University celebrated the School of Nursing’s 90th anniversary with Mass, tours, dinner and reflections on its lasting impact.
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Jeanine Mozie named acting president of Trinity Christian College
Trinity Christian College appointed Jeanine Mozie as acting president. She brings a decade of leadership and a commitment to Christian education.
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Dash 4 Den honors lives lost to addiction
Dash 4 Den returns Oct. 19 in Palos Park, bringing families together to honor Dennis and support The Center’s addiction recovery program.
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Moraine Valley expands workforce focus with new vice president
Steve Pappageorge was promoted to vice president at Moraine Valley Community College, where he will expand workforce partnerships and student opportunities.
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Safe Start program empowers students with tools to prevent violence
The Safe Start program teaches teens conflict resolution, emotional accountability and healthy boundaries to prevent domestic violence and foster safer communities.
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SXU Health Fair strengthens community wellness
Saint Xavier University’s Community Health Fair connected residents with screenings, resources and workshops while showcasing student expertise and community partnerships.
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Monee celebrates Fall Fest Grand Marshals
The 2025 Monee Fall Fest Parade celebrated the village’s military with American Legion Commander David Batzek and Auxiliary President Sheila Stepanovic as grand marshals.
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Miles for Mental Health Suicide Prevention Awareness
On September 6, Manteno resident Jake Smith completed what has become an annual walk to raise awareness about suicide prevention and mental health.