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Pace to celebrate Dolly Day with little libraries across six transit stations, including Harvey

September 25 is Dolly Day, in honor of late singer Dolly Parton and her hit single and film “9 to 5.” Straphangers can take and leave a book at the Harvey bus station, along with five other locations.
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Pace to celebrate Dolly Day with little libraries across six transit stations, including Harvey
September 25 is Dolly Day, in honor of late singer Dolly Parton and her hit single and film “9 to 5.” Straphangers can take and leave a book at the Harvey bus station, along with five other locations.
Harvey taps Anchor Heavy Civil to repair water main and replace flow meters
The city will employ Anchor Heavy Civil to install new flow meters at O’Connor Pumping Station and repair a water main near 151st and Morgan streets. City officials said these improvements will save thousands of dollars in water bills.
Filling production gap, W.D. Productions in South Holland supports next generation of indie storytellers
“There’s just so many underrepresented groups of people out here that are in this industry, and they really don’t have anywhere to go,” said founder Nsenga Wilson.
HSD 152 approves $36.8 million 2027 budget and plans major capital spending
Expenditures exceed revenues by $3.5 million as the district eyes increasing capital spending. However, Harvey School District 152 won’t need to submit a deficit reduction plan to the state because its fund balance is “strong enough,” a district finance official said.
SSC reviews strategic plan and approves retirements
The 2025-30 roadmap, available for review on the college’s website, calls for improving retention, growing community partnerships, investing in human capital, and data-informed decision making.
Greetings from Harvey: City Hall mural celebrates diversity and transformation
Thornton alumni spearheaded a visual story described as “harmony in motion.” Artists drew upon Harvey diversity, history, musical traditions, and even plant life to completely revamp City Hall’s northern facade.

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