Author: HF Chronicle Staff

Threat of violence at Parker unfounded, school officials say

Saturday’s first-ever Fun Fest, sponsored by Flossmoor Baseball and Softball, aims to introduce a longtime sports organization to young families in the community. The free event includes mini-clinics for future ballplayers, two bounce houses, food and drink, a DJ and live music, raffle drawings and discounted registration for the 2017[Read More…]

Homewood convenience store robbed Monday

  Alice Nguyen (left) and  Angela Latham sit in an  old school desk. (Photos by   Marilyn Thomas/  H-F Chronicle)  Willow School second graders can tell you about James Hart and the Homewood Brick Yard, the Gottschalk House and when Homewood became a village. It’s all part of the social studies[Read More…]

Practical visionary: Homewood Science Center director sees collaboration as key to the project

Youngsters watch as Nancy Bank’s team of artists creates a street chalk version of Georges Seurat’s “A Sunday Afternoon on theIsland of La Grande Jatte” on Martin Avenue in Homewood, part of the 2015 Art & Garden Fair’s Chalk of the Town activity.(Chronicle file photos) For a few hours during last year’s Homewood Art &[Read More…]

Baseball begins

Churchill School fourth-graders get a look from theroof of the SWAT vehicle before the members of the South Suburban Emergency Response Team delivered them to school.(Photos by Marilyn Thomas/H-F Chronicle) Seven fourth graders arrived in style at Churchill School in Homewood on Friday. Owen Harrison and six friends got to ride to school[Read More…]

H-F Park District is finalist for National Gold Medal Award

Homewood Farmers Market opened its summer season May 28 at its new home at Martin Square.(Photos by Eric Crump/H-F Chronicle) The opening of Homewood’s Outdoor Farmers Market on Memorial Day weekend brought many vendors and shoppers to its new location on Martin Square. The market featured fresh produce, live music and[Read More…]

Sleepys

Franciscan St. James Health broke ground last month on a new patient pavilion and emergency department expansion at its Olympia Fields campus. The new construction, which will be completed in 2018, is part of a $137 million investment that will enable Franciscan St. James to reduce the total cost of[Read More…]

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