New Chinese takeout in Summit bets on generous portions and a simplified menu.
Category: Argo-Summit
Posted inDVN Prep Sports
Argo school board honors conference champ wrestler Gianna Araujo-Dominguez
Freshman wrestler who dominated 120-pound tournament with two pins honored by school board.
Posted inDVN New News
Summit woman honored for saving neighbor’s life
Karen Wolf didn’t hesitate. When she found an injured neighbor collapsed on the ground during a March 13 dog walk, she called 911 immediately. Summit Police Chief Mel Ortiz presented her with a Certificate of Good Citizenship at the March Neighborhood Watch meeting, crediting her quick thinking with ensuring the resident received prompt medical attention. […]
Posted inDVN Mayhem
3 injured during Ingredion fire in Bedford Park
Two workers and a Bridgeview firefighter were injured in a fire Friday morning at the Bedford Park Ingredion food-processing plant.
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For third year, Summit Senior Living crowns prom royalty
Delores Brassfield and Oscar Hamilton were crowned king and queen at Summit Senior Living’s annual “Prom Night” celebration.
Posted inDVN Schools
Argo threat notice was a false alarm
Summit Police responded to Argo High School after the dispatch center received an automated call of an “active threat” at the school.
Posted inDVN New News
Local Lions clubs honor teachers, veterans, first responders
The awards celebrate educators, first responders, and community members whose service has shaped the area.
Posted inClear Ridge Reporter New News
García delivers fed dollars for Forest View, Brookfield, Summit and Stickney community projects
More than $13 million in direct federal funding is coming to benefit 15 organizations on Chicago’s Southwest Side and southwestern suburbs.
Posted inDVN Business
Early morning thieves hit 2 Summit businesses
Two Summit businesses suffered broken windows when they were broken into early Thursday morning, Feb. 12, police said.
Posted inClear Ridge Reporter New News
Trump administration denies Illinois FEMA appeal
Federal Emergency Management Agency has officially denied the state’s appeal for a major disaster declaration following severe storms, straight-line winds, and flooding that impacted southwest suburbs and the Southwest Side from August 16–19, 2025.