Marilyn Thomas

Dozens of people crowded into the McNellis family’s yard for the 5th annual Quinn Fest, a celebration of inclusion and kindness on Aug. 1.

Purdue University Northwest Professor Ernest Talarico Jr. invited three Homewood-Flossmoor High School students to attend his intensive medical problem-solving program this summer. H-F students junior Alessandra Orr and senior Jolissa Abeh, and Israel Adenuga, a 2026 graduate of H-F, joined high school students from Indiana’s Lake Central High School and[Read More...]

Homewood and Flossmoor residents accepted food from Red Cross volunteers Wednesday evening from a makeshift distribution center in Homewood.

For three days, Dunning’s in downtown Flossmoor had no power, but that did not stop owner Maureen Mader from taking care of her neighbors. Her husband bought her a new grill and she took it to the front of her business, fired it up and served those who came by.[Read More...]

Prairie State College Board of Trustees is developing a financial exigency policy, guidelines if the college’s fiscal shortfalls worsen.

H-F High School District 233 school board agreed to start a new girls flag football team and purchase new instruments and additional computers.

Homewood-Flossmoor High School has moved up 75 notches over the last three years in the U.S. News & World Report’s ranking of high schools.

About 30 nurses rallied on Sept. 3 at Olympia Fields Hospital to support nurses’ right to petition for union representation.

H-F District 233's proposed operating budget for the 2026-27 academic year shows $85.90 million in revenues and $85.25 million in expenses.

Elodie Burrows was a volunteer at the Hidden Gem for the third year. Even though she’s only 8 and doesn’t live in Flossmoor, she’s excited to be involved. Her grandparents, Nancy and Steve Burrows, plan a sleepover for Elodie, who lives in Tinley Park, so she’s ready to help out[Read More...]