Author: HF Chronicle Staff

Police Reports: Jan. 20, 2015

One empty storefront in downtown Homewood did not remain so for long.  Homewood trustees approved a special use permit Tuesday, Feb. 24, allowing A2Z Nail Spa to expand its business to include foot massage services in 18120 Dixie Highway.  The former Blackberry HarvestDollhouse Museum will soonbecome a foot massage parlorwhen[Read More…]

H-F girls fall short against Benet, will seek third place today

They came very close again, but the Homewood-Flossmoor High School girls basketball team had to settle for fourth place in the Illinois High School Association class 4A tournament Saturday after losing 43-41 to New Trier. According to an Associated Press report, the Vikings (20-8) were led by Nadia Green, with 12 points, followed by[Read More…]

​Advocate South Suburban Hospital skilled nursing facility among the best in the country according to U.S. News & World Report

Homewood Mayor Richard Hofeld created a considerable amount of buzz Jan. 27 when he announced that Portillo’s planned to open a restaurant in Homewood this year. The project will be on the village board’s agenda Tuesday, March 10, as trustees consider an amendment to the Washington Park Plaza Planned Unit Development that[Read More…]

Former pop-up shop opens boutique in Homewood

The skilled nursing facility at Advocate South Suburban Hospital in Hazel Crest has been rated among the best nursing homes in the country by U.S. News & World Report. The hospital’s skilled nursing unit was awarded an overall Five Star Quality Rating on the organization’s Best Nursing Homes 2015 list, according[Read More…]

Shop Local Movement develops tools to support south suburban Chicago and Northwest Indiana economy

There’s a general sigh of relief in Homewood District 153 as only minor glitches have come up during the first five days of PARCC testing. Pre-test training sessions helped familiarize students with the test concepts and necessary computer skills, the district’s bandwidth proved sufficient for the multi-computer use and a few minor[Read More…]

Cardinal’s song signals better days to come

A sign in the window of the former Wayne’s Paint storeadvertises a new venture that will open March 11. (Photo by Eric Crump/TheChronicle) Owners of an upscale boutique business announced Thursday that they will open a permanent store at 18100 Martin Ave. in Homewood. UpsaDaisy Boutique will open at 10 a.m. Wednesday, March[Read More…]

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