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At first glance, it might look like Earl Bell worked his way up using his muscles.  A closer look shows that he used attitude and ambition to make the journey from Englewood to Homewood. Still, he credits weight lifting as the source of his success. The Homewood businessman and owner[Read More…]

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Rep. Kelly welcomes winning artist to Capitol

Taylor Ausley, who graduated in June from Homewood-Flossmoor High School, met U.S. Robin Kelly, D-Ill., in Washington the week of June 25 and got to see her winning 2nd Congressional District art piece hung in the U.S. Capitol.

Early review of new Splash Pad: ‘So much fun’

  H-F enior forward Maurion Scott shoots a jumper  over Bolingbrook’s Tyler Cochran. Cochran totaled  18 points. (Donald Crocker/H-F Chronicle)  Homewood-Flossmoor’s Vikings came out the gate strong Friday night, leading the Bolingbrook Raiders by as many as 14 points in the first half.    The last time the H-F (19-6, 7-2) faced[Read More…]

Top H-F High grads named Viking Scholars

Homewood-Flossmoor High School announced its Viking Scholars. These are the top 10 graduates in the 2018 class by their grade point average.  These graduates are listed in alphabetical order, with the college they will attend.  Emma Anderson, St. Olaf College; Joseph Cipriano, University of Chicago; Allie Mangel, Princeton University; Andronicus[Read More…]

Homewood library board increases funding on collections

Homewood Public Library board members approved a $2.42 million budget in May for the 2019 fiscal year that starts July 1.  Amy Crump, the library’s executive director, said the board anticipates future revenues will remain stable or increase after several lean years due to declining tax revenue attributed to the[Read More…]

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