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Kenny Jager powers Chicago Christian past Aurora Christian
When Chicago Christian needs a play, chances are the ball will go to Kenny Jager. In a 28-21 road victory over Chicagoland Christian Conference rival Aurora Christian on Oct. 25, Jager carried 27 times...
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Richards routs Reavis, clinches South Suburban Red title
Whether the conference was called the SICA North, the SICA Orange or the South Suburban Red, the most dominant team has usually been Richards. The Bulldogs reaffirmed that on Oct. 25, cruising past...
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Shepard rolls past Eisenhower, looks ahead to playoffs
Shepard coach John Rone knows what his seniors have been through. That makes where they are – heading to the IHSA Class 6A playoffs – that much sweeter. The Astros finished 7-2 in the regular season...
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Mike Walsh’s Football Top 10, Week 10
1. MARIST (8-1) Last week: Beat Notre Dame 34-0 This week: vs. Glenbrook South, Class 8A Comment: Jacob Ritter threw for three touchdowns and scored on a run for the RedHawks. 2. LYONS (9-0) Last week:...
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Postseason roundup: Marist’s Helena Klooster finishes fifth at state
Two of the best girls tennis players in Orland Park have taken each other on several times over the years during various tournaments. But they never had a match like this one. Marist’s Helena Klooster...
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Area sports roundup: Stars to get the ‘Red’ out; SXU falls again
Starting in 2025, the Chicago Red Stars will tweak their brand. The team will be known as the Chicago Stars Football Club and will have a new logo. They are getting the “Red” out. “As the stewards of...
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Eduardo Seija, Curie earn first playoff berth since 2019
Eduardo Seija and his Curie teammates had plenty to celebrate on Oct. 24. Seija, a senior two-way starter at fullback and linebacker, scored the first touchdown of his career as the Condors shut out...
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Argo High School celebrates Fall Fest with community fun
Argo students who operate WARG, the school radio station, hand out treats during Argo Fall Fest. Argo High School hosted its annual Hocus Pocus Fall Fest on Friday, Oct. 25, coinciding with the last...
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Aguilar hosts Dia De Los Muertos Family Resource Fair
A memorial candle burns on one of the altars holding photos and other reminders of loved ones who have passed away. Cook County Commissioner Frank Aguilar held his fourth annual Dia De Los Muertos...
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Will La Grange approve $13.86 million for park renovations? Voters to decide
If a recent poll is any indication, the Park District of La Grange stands a good chance of seeing a $13.86 million referendum win approval on Election Day Nov. 5. Voters will cast “yes” or “no” votes...
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Bob Yonker Steps Down as Secretary of Summit Neighborhood Watch
After more than 15 years of dedicated service, Robert “Bob” Yonker has stepped down as secretary of Summit’s Neighborhood Watch program. During an Oct. 17 meeting, Neighborhood Watch President Tula...
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‘Like a wound that doesn’t heal’
Family shares memories at hearings for accused killers Two defendants appeared at Bridgeview Courthouse last week, facing separate charges related to the May murder of Arturo Cantu Jr., who was shot to...
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Jon’s Way Youth Group haunts Chicago Ridge again
Jon’s Way Youth Group hosted its eighth annual Haunted Trail at 105th Street and Oxford Avenue, Chicago Ridge, on October 19. A group of teenagers took over Chicago Ridge as Jon’s Way Youth Group...
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Palos Park debates local grocery tax to counter Illinois repeal
Illinois lawmakers have voted to eliminate the state’s 1% grocery tax in 2026, prompting officials in Palos Park to consider a local version of the tax to offset potential revenue losses. In May, Gov....
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Chicago Ridge trustees reinstates clerk as a full-time job
The Chicago Ridge Village Board voted on Oct. 22 to reinstate the village clerk as a full-time position and confirmed the mayor’s role will also remain full-time, reflecting recent practices. Under the...
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McCord Gallery throws a 20th anniversary party
Live music by the Nuclear Jazz Quarktet was performed at McCord Gallery & Cultural Center’s annual Gala. McCord Gallery & Cultural Center knows how to throw a party. The gallery, 9602 W. Creek...
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Peppo’s subs stays true to family roots with new Orland Park shop
Randy Barcella, director of the Orland Park Area Chamber of Commerce, talks to chamber members on Oct. 23 at the grand opening of the new Peppo’s Great Sub Sandwiches in the village. Barcella said he...
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Oak Lawn’s Kelly Nissan dealership celebrates renovation, grand opening
The Kelly Nissan auto dealership in Oak Lawn underwent a compete renovation after coming to a 12-year economic incentive agreement with the village a year ago. Ryan Kelly, president and CEO of Kelly...
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Young runners shine at 9th annual Howl Through the Hills 5K
Two runners enjoy pre-race photo opportunities. Runners of all ages took to the streets of Hickory Hills for the 9th Annual Howl Through the Hills 5K Run/Walk last weekend. The event, which began at 9...
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