Two people charged with retail theft at Orland Square Mall stores.
Category: Orland Park
Posted inRegional Business
Brain Boost Tutoring cited as Orland business of the month
Brain Boost Tutoring received a positive boost on Oct. 5 when Orland Park named it the Business of the Month for October.
Posted inYour Town
Orland Park Pioneers cheerleaders take first place, advance to state
Orland Park Pioneers lightweight cheerleaders take first place at East Aurora, earning a spot at state as they prepare for Spooktacular.
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Joey’s Red Hots moves across Wolf Road in Orland Park
After 10 years on Wolf Road, Joey’s Red Hots has moved across the street into a larger Orland Park location.
Posted inRegional New News
Village pays tribute to Orland Park Library
To hear library board treasurer Dan McMillan tell it, the Orland Park library does so many things including saving marriages.
Posted inRegional Mayhem
Palos Hills man charged after police say he pointed a gun at an Orland Park man
Jesus A. Mendez, 29, of Palos Hills, was charged Sept. 13 with aggravated assault and unlawful possession of a weapon after police said he pointed a gun at a man in the 15700 block of 71st Court.
Posted inRegional New News
Orland Park approves Catch the Elf run for December
At the Sept. 21 Village of Orland Park Board meeting, the board approved a permit application to allow the Illinois Prep Top Timing organization to run its second Catch the Elf 5K and 10K runs, at 9 a.m. Dec. 16 at Centennial Park in Orland Park.
Posted inRegional Business
Orland Park residents say village chatbot won’t connect them
Two Orland Park residents took time to come to the Village Board meeting on Oct. 5 to take issue with the performance of AI chatbot Humphrey.
Posted inYour Town
Northwestern Medicine wins state approval for new cancer institute in Orland Park
Northwestern Medicine plans a new Orland Park cancer institute, bringing expanded oncology services, advanced treatments and specialized care closer to home.
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Enter if you dare at Natchez Haunted House
John Henkes transforms his Orland Park yard into Natchez Haunted House, delivering four years of outdoor Halloween scares before going professional.
