Becky Wills, a 2011 Carl Sandburg graduate, returned to campus to share her debut novel “Stun: A Novel in Pieces,” which explores addiction, trauma and family.
Category: Orland Park
End of shift for Orland Park K9 Officer Maverick
After nearly eight years as a member of the Orland Park Police Department, Maverick, an 8-year-old (that’s 56 in people years) Hanoverian Hound, has officially retired.
Orland Park shifts summer concerts from headliners to tribute bands
Trustees have agreed to continue using the state-of-the-art bandshell at Centennial Park West for a series of free summer concerts.
Dodge signals a new era of collaboration for Orland Park
Orland Park Mayor Jim Dodge used his first State-of-the-Village address Tuesday to signal a shift toward collaboration and economic development, marking an official break from the contentious transition that followed his defeat of former Mayor Keith Pekow last April.
Woman banned from Von Maur
A Chicago woman grabbed a Von Maur bag, stuffed 17 clothing items inside, and walked out with more than $1,400 in merchandise before police caught her, authorities said.
Orland police seize handguns in traffic stops
Orland Park police arrested two men within five days in March after recovering loaded handguns during routine traffic stops, authorities said.
Thousands protest Trump at Orland Park No Kings Rally
About 3,000 people gathered Saturday along LaGrange Road in Orland Park for a “No Kings” rally opposing President Donald Trump’s policies.
Egg Hunt Frenzy Sweeps Orland Park
Thousands gathered in Orland Park as children raced to collect 20000 eggs, with lucky winners claiming special prizes and treats.
Orland Park couple turns ‘Back to the Future’ into thriving rental business
Orland Park couple Tom and Corrinna Sedor turned their passion for “Back to the Future” into a DeLorean rental business, offering Time Machine replicas for events.
2 nabbed for retail thefts
Two people were arrested by Orland Park police for retail thefts.

