Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra recently received a $3,500 Local Tourism Grant from Visit Chicago Southland to promote the orchestra’s 2026 Valentine’s Day concert package, “Eat, Stay and Hear Them Play.” The concert will take place at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 14, in Ozinga Chapel at Trinity Christian College, 6601 W. College Drive in[Read More…]
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Prime Healthcare announces purchase of Franciscan Health Olympia Fields hospital
Franciscan Health Olympia Fields is in the process of being purchased by Prime Healthcare. Franciscan Health Olympia Fields has served the South Suburbs for more than two decades and is Franciscan Alliance’s only hospital in Illinois. It previously operated St. James Hospital in Chicago Heights. Prime Healthcare announced on Friday,[Read More…]
Governors State launches app for university media distribution
Beginning Jan. 16, viewers can tune in on their phones or other devices to watch Governors State University events, including sports and commencement, via a new app. The Educator TV app will deliver content directly, allowing the community to stay connected while also showcasing the university’s talent and full-service media studios. Josh[Read More…]
Homewood celebrates success of first Unwrap Homewood holiday shopping promotion
The Village of Homewood announced the successful completion of its first-ever Unwrap Homewood holiday shopping promotion, an initiative designed to encourage residents and visitors to shop locally and support downtown and Southgate businesses during the holiday season. The promotion exceeded expectations, with 71 customers participating and spending a total of[Read More…]
State extends deadline to Jan. 31 to enroll in health insurance
Get Covered Illinois is giving residents additional time to enroll in health insurance through the state’s official marketplace. Customers now have until Jan. 31 to apply for and enroll in coverage. “We are seeing record numbers of customers finding more affordable coverage by taking the time to shop for and compare[Read More…]
Cook County encourages residents to test homes for radon; free test kits available
Cook County Department of Public Health (CCDPH) is recognizing Radon Action Month by urging residents, no matter where they live, to test their homes for radon, a radioactive, colorless, and odorless gas that can cause lung cancer. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United[Read More…]
Davis-backed Clean and Reliable Grid Act aims to reduce energy costs
Working to provide more relief to Illinoisans facing rising energy costs, state Rep. William “Will” Davis (D-Homewood) sponsored the Clean and Reliable Grid Act (CRGA) that will help bring down home energy bills immediately and provide long-term relief for residents. “Across the state, rising energy bills have been a serious[Read More…]
Flossmoor seeks volunteers, donations for 11th MLK Day of Service
Flossmoor is inviting area residents to make a difference in their community by participating in the village’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service on Monday, Jan. 19. This is the 11th year for this signature volunteer event. In 2020, the Day of Service was honored as a finalist in[Read More…]
Robotics workshop for preteens
Mentoring Youth Through Technology Illinois is hosting a free junior robotics program for kids ages 9 through 12 starting Saturday, Jan. 17. Sessions will meet for eight Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon through March 17 in the Glenwood Village Hall at 1 Asselborn Way in Glenwood. Sessions will focus[Read More…]
Cook County launches campaign to promote lead removal services
Cook County Department of Public Health has launched a new awareness campaign, Lead-Safe Cook County, to encourage eligible suburban Cook County residents and homeowners to apply for free lead removal services and free home repairs. Lead is a toxic metal that can be hard to see but is very harmful. There[Read More…]
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