Riverdale moving forward with cigar lounge under zoning amendment
The village granted business owners a conditional-use permit to operate a new cigar lounge at 11 W. 144th St. after gaining approval to rezone the property.
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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 seeking $1.6 million loan from Cook County due to property tax bill delays
The city is seeking a $1.6 million loan from the Cook County Property Tax Bridge Fund due to delays in property tax bills. The program assists taxing districts that heavily rely on property taxes for their revenue.
Hazel Crest distributing 14,000 pounds of food for families impacted by Southland tornadoes
Harvey, Homewood, Markham, and Hazel Crest residents can receive food from the village and faith partners on August 25, and volunteers are needed to prepare.
Another tornado hits south suburbs. Here’s where to get help.
A second tornado hit Homewood, Flossmoor and Glenwood. Here's who to call for tree removal, electric repairs, food replacement and shelter.
Riverdale passes 2027 budget and considers ‘classy’ cigar lounge
Business owners are seeking rezoning for a property at 11 W. 144th St. for a cigar lounge called “ONE44.” Village residents voiced their frustrations with abandoned houses and overgrowth. Riverdale Police Sergeant Robert Hauselton is sworn in.
SSC board passes tentative 2027 budget
South Suburban College delivers another balanced budget for the seventh consecutive year and tensions arose over the subject of an honorary, non-voting board member who would offer advice and insights.
“Hey, Neighbor:” What’s with the high taxes?
Our newsroom is planning two town halls this fall for locals to learn about Cook County property taxes and get answers around skyrocketing bills. Here's how you can help.
Residents question Harvey’s years-old TIF report
The City Council approved fiscal year 2021 tax increment financing (TIF) reports after officials said the item had to return to the agenda because of a procedural issue, even though the reports had previously been approved by the council.
‘This is now home’: S2 Express Grill revives local dining in Ford Heights
The village’s first sit-down restaurant in 60 years and spike in homeowners paying property tax bills is bringing hope to the village looking to shed its image as one of America’s poorest suburbs.
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 seeking $1.6 million loan from Cook County due to property tax bill delays
The city is seeking a $1.6 million loan from the Cook County Property Tax Bridge Fund due to delays in property tax bills. The program assists taxing districts that heavily rely on property taxes for their revenue.
Hazel Crest distributing 14,000 pounds of food for families impacted by Southland tornadoes
Harvey, Homewood, Markham, and Hazel Crest residents can receive food from the village and faith partners on August 25, and volunteers are needed to prepare.
Another tornado hits south suburbs. Here’s where to get help.
A second tornado hit Homewood, Flossmoor and Glenwood. Here's who to call for tree removal, electric repairs, food replacement and shelter.
Riverdale passes 2027 budget and considers ‘classy’ cigar lounge
Business owners are seeking rezoning for a property at 11 W. 144th St. for a cigar lounge called “ONE44.” Village residents voiced their frustrations with abandoned houses and overgrowth. Riverdale Police Sergeant Robert Hauselton is sworn in.
SSC board passes tentative 2027 budget
South Suburban College delivers another balanced budget for the seventh consecutive year and tensions arose over the subject of an honorary, non-voting board member who would offer advice and insights.
“Hey, Neighbor:” What’s with the high taxes?
Our newsroom is planning two town halls this fall for locals to learn about Cook County property taxes and get answers around skyrocketing bills. Here's how you can help.
Residents question Harvey’s years-old TIF report
The City Council approved fiscal year 2021 tax increment financing (TIF) reports after officials said the item had to return to the agenda because of a procedural issue, even though the reports had previously been approved by the council.
‘This is now home’: S2 Express Grill revives local dining in Ford Heights
The village’s first sit-down restaurant in 60 years and spike in homeowners paying property tax bills is bringing hope to the village looking to shed its image as one of America’s poorest suburbs.
