Palos Park Recreation Supervisor Kimmy Youngman earned Young Professional of the Year honors for leadership, community engagement and camp growth.
Category: Palos Park
Posted inRegional New News
Water, sewer rates to go up in Palos Park
Starting this month, the price of water and sewer services will go up in Palos Park.
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Palos Park Woman’s Club donates $5,000 to School District 118
Palos School District 118 has received a $5,000 grant from the Palos Park Woman’s Club to establish an indoor hydroponic garden program at the District’s Central Office building.
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Vincent ready to get cooking on Palos Park Village Council
Jay Vincent has a mean chili recipe and a new job as the replacement for G. Darryl Reed on the Palos Park Village Council.
Posted inYour Town
South Suburban communities prepare for July fireworks celebrations
South Suburban communities will host July 3–4 fireworks displays at parks and stadiums, featuring evening shows around 9:30 p.m.
Posted inYour Town
From hiking to yoga, families embrace outdoor wellness
Families gathered at Lake Katherine for the inaugural Family Nature + Wellness Fest, celebrating outdoor adventure, wellness and community.
Posted inRegional New News
Orland Park Area Gas Prices Drop Nearly 70 Cents in Two Weeks
Orland Park-area gas prices vary by 76 cents per gallon across 19 stations surveyed, with the cheapest at $4.23 and most expensive at $4.99.
Posted inTributes
Arlene Gaidas leaves legacy of family, faith and love
Arlene Gaidas, 90, is remembered for her devotion to family, faith and generations of loved ones she helped nurture.
Posted inPalos 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.
Posted inOrland Park
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.
