Due to the forecasted chilly temperatures on Saturday, December 13, some changes are being made to Santa’s Wonderland and the Reindog Parade.
Category: Evergreen Park
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OSF Little Company of Mary prepares for big changes
OSF Little Company of Mary will remove the North Pavilion in 2026, preserving sacred spaces while keeping patient care uninterrupted.
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NICU Mom turns experience into The NURSEry
Lindsey Langan opens The NURSEry in Mount Greenwood, offering newborn education, lactation support and infant wellness to empower families and caregivers.
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Artists turn the BAC into a cinematic playground
Winter visitors flock to BAC for Video for Early Nights, where six visionary artists transform screens into glowing portals of motion, sound, and imagination.
Posted inBusiness
Local authors shine on Small Business Saturday at Bookie’s
Book lovers headed over to Bookie’s, an independent bookstore and community staple on the Southwest Side for Small Business Saturday.
Posted inTop News
Evergreen Park swim team raises funds for Christmas Without Cancer
Evergreen Park’s girls swim team raised $650 through T-shirt sales and a raffle, supporting Christmas Without Cancer.
Posted inRegional Mayhem
Teen fatally shot during Evergreen Park robbery
An 18-year-old youth was fatally wounded during a robbery attempt Saturday night at the Evergreen Park Walmart.
Posted inRegional We/Us
‘Video for Early Nights’ brings winter-ready illumination to BAC
Video for Early Nights at the Beverly Arts Center brightens winter with interdisciplinary video art that glows in the darkened gallery.
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Bead Bar by Mozaique brings stylish fun to 95th Street
Bead Bar by Mozaique in Evergreen Park offers a creative jewelry lounge with cocktails, custom designs and a welcoming space centered on connection and renewal.
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Southwest suburbs dodge property tax bill bullet
While property taxes for homeowners on the Southwest Side of Chicago shot up more than 20% from 2023 to 2024, southern suburbs were up and, in some cases, down, an analysis by Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas showed Monday.