District 230 named alum Candace Johnson communications director, replacing retiring Jennifer Waterman after three decades of district service.
Category: Palos Heights
Palos Heights police take top prize in Elevate Blue Contest
Palos Heights Police Department wins Elevate Blue Scholarship after national voting campaign, securing Northwestern leadership training through strong community support.
Palos Heights updates building regulations ahead of new electronic permit systemÂ
The City of Palos Heights has updated its code for building regulations and fees, in anticipation of a new, electronic permit filing system coming later this year.
Palos Heights hires auditor to review ComEd payments
The City of Palos Heights has entered into an agreement with an auditing firm to investigate what it described as a shortfall in funds received from ComEd for utility taxes in previous years.
Palos Heights honors fallen heroes on Memorial Day
Palos Heights residents gathered Memorial Day morning to honor fallen veterans with patriotic tributes, prayers, speeches and remembrance ceremonies.
Palos Hospital steps up care for older adults
Northwestern Medicine Palos Hospital’s GEDI program provides specialized emergency care and follow-up support to help seniors remain safe at home.
Trinity Christian College sale ramping up as school year ends
Trinity Christian College property was put on the market April 9 through the nationally run CBRE real estate company.
Dave Ritter takes command of Palos Heights Fire Protection District
Dave Ritter became fire chief of Palos Heights Fire Protection District after 27 years with the department, promoted from within for his deep community ties and leadership.
Palos Heights police need your vote to win big scholarship
Palos Heights Police Department seeks community votes to win a leadership scholarship for advanced Northwestern University police training.
Van Gogh Hair Spa celebrates 35 stylish years in Palos Heights
Van Gogh Hair Spa celebrated 35 years in Palos Heights with loyal clients, food, memories and plenty of community spirit.

