Arlene Gaidas, 90, is remembered for her devotion to family, faith and generations of loved ones she helped nurture.
Category: Palos Park
Palos Park honors David Sanders with highway designation
The Illinois Senate approved a roadway designation honoring David Sanders for decades of leadership and service at The Center.
Candace Johnson returns to District 230 as communications director
District 230 named alum Candace Johnson communications director, replacing retiring Jennifer Waterman after three decades of district service.
Sandburg sophomores strike gold in stock market game
Carl Sandburg sophomores won Illinoisā Stock Market Game after turning a virtual $100,000 investment into more than $155,000.
Kelly White exhibit highlights faces of America for 250th anniversary
Kelly Whiteās āAmerica 250ā exhibit at Evergreen Park Public Library showcases portraits highlighting the beauty and uniqueness of everyday Americans.
Meet the woman behind Palos Parkās neighborhood flower farm
A Palos Park woman transformed personal grief and a neglected yard into a thriving neighborhood flower farm and floral business.
Palos Park goes Footloose with 80s prom
Palos Park Recreation Foundation launches May 29 with an 80s prom-themed dance event featuring family-friendly activities and community celebration.
Palos Hospital steps up care for older adults
Northwestern Medicine Palos Hospitalās GEDI program provides specialized emergency care and follow-up support to help seniors remain safe at home.
Palos Park Library survives financial crisis with help of village
In January, there was a concernĀ the Palos Park library would have to shut its doors for an undetermined amount of time.
Standing ovation for Palos Park mayor after State of the Village address
Palos Park Mayor Nicole Milovich-Walters told audience members some things they liked to hear.

