Argo board president promises transparency and accountability after financial probe launched into possible misuse of school funds.
Category: Hickory Hills
Posted inReporter Mayhem
Two women charged after Walgreens theft leads to chase, backyard arrest and Rideshare stop
A Walgreens theft led to a wild Hickory Hills chase, backyard arrest, rideshare stop—and even a yard full of chickens.
Posted inReporter Business
Hickory Hills OKs grocery tax, storm sewer upgrades
Residents flagged stormwater problems as the council approved water system upgrades, mapped sewers, and passed a new grocery retailers’ tax.
Posted inReporter New News
Polish pride shines as Hickory Hills celebrates Constitution Day on May 3
Hickory Hills officially honored May 3 as Polish Constitution Day, celebrating local Polish-American heritage and the spirit of democracy.
Posted inDVN New News
Grenier ousts Kozal as Argo school board president
Dr. Jennifer Grenier has replaced Dan Kozal as school board president for Argo High School.
Posted inRegional New News
Strays, snakes and second chances: Police step in when animals need help
Southwest suburban police officers are rescuing strays, reuniting lost pets, and sometimes adopting the animals no one else claims.
Posted inReporter New News
Casten urges residents to speak out at town hall meeting
U.S. Rep. Sean Casten tells a capacity crowd at the Evergreen Park Community Center they need to speak out against President Donald Trump.
Posted inRegional New News
Retired Hickory Hills cop mixes classic rock and Hollywood memories at May 31 show
Retired cop Scott Sodaro brings classic rock and backstage stories to life with Ambidextrous at a one-night-only May 31 show.
Posted inDVN New News
Breaking News: Toulios out as Argo superintendent
Argo High School’s Board of Education has reassigned embattled superintendent William Toulios over questionable charges on a district credit card.
Posted inDVN New News
Adult-site charges on Argo Superintendent’s card uncovered through FOIA
Argo parents and staff confronted the school board, questioning thousands in charges on Superintendent Toulios’s district-issued credit card.