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04.01.2026 | What You Need To Know Today

Homewood Vehicle Stickers On Sale. Starting at 8 a.m. today, Homewood residents can purchase vehicle stickers. Applications have been mailed, but anyone who didn’t get one can visit village hall, 2020 Chestnut Road, to obtain one. If you received an application, you can purchase your new stickers online or through the village’s mobile[Read More…]

Neal Armstrong Elementary student Skylar Petritch, far left, Neal Armstrong Elementary teacher Latasha Davis, students Treasure House and Michelle Banjo, Gobble Dogs owner Annah Mitchell, students Cornelius Crossley Jr., Kaitlyn Perkins, Nia Greene and South Suburban PAD Shelter Operations Manager Rashida Hughes holding up the $157.50 check that the students donated to South Suburban PADS after a two-month entrepreneurship program and selling the products they made. (Provided photo)

Gobble Doggs owner leads kids in an entrepreneurship program

Homewood restaurant Gobble Doggs partnered with educators at Neal Armstrong Elementary School in Richton Park to teach 10 students entrepreneurship skills. After selling their products, the students raised $157.50 for South Suburban PADS (SSPADS). The fourth and fifth-grade students from Neal Armstrong met during lunch in the school’s Science Lab[Read More…]

03.31.2026 | What You Need To Know Today

Spring Break Gaming. Pick your favorite character and take on your friends in Mario Kart 8. Maybe build a castle together in Minecraft? Homewood Public Library, 17917 Dixie Highway, will also have board games to play from 1 to 2 p.m. Ages 8-12. Trans Day of Visibility Craft Night. Flossmoor Public Library,[Read More…]

The Weeks | March 29: No Kings Homewood, community clean-up, Flossmoor poets, egg hunt, police promotions, ground breaking drum major

THE WEEK > Your government The meeting below is open to the public. Thursday, April 2 Homewood Appearance Commission will meet at 6 p.m. in village hall, 2020 Chestnut Road. The agenda is available here. The meeting livestream will be available here. Highlights: Notices Flossmoor Animal License Renewal Due. The village requests that[Read More…]

Having fun at the park district's lucky egg hunt are front row, from left, Soliel, Thalia and Jessica Gonzalez and back row, from left, Mia, Jerry and Julian Trejo. (Marilyn Thomas/H-F Chronicle)

Great day for an egg hunt!

Dozens of kids ages 1 through 10 met at Apollo Park in Homewood for the Homewood-Flossmoor Park District’s annual Lucky Egg Hunt event on Saturday, March 28. It was difficult for them to stay behind the demarcation tapes with the sun reflecting off the 4,000 eggs spread across a field.[Read More…]

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