Celebrating Juneteenth and More at The Park Forest Public Library
The Park Forest Public Library has special events planned in June to help celebrate both Juneteenth, Father’s Day, and more.
The Park Forest Public Library has special events planned in June to help celebrate both Juneteenth, Father’s Day, and more.
Marist High School proudly announces that senior Mia Narciso ’26 has been crowned IHSA State Champion in Original Oratory.
Renovations for Park Forest’s Aqua Center, our one-of-a-kind oasis and singular swimming spot, are on track for a 2027 opening.
Health experts say the overall risk to Illinois residents from hantavirus remains low. Still, be wary of rodent-borne diseases.
A University Park man allegedly told police that the reason he drove so slowly on Western Avenue was that his mother was home.
Young Park Forest residents can celebrate National Public Works Week through a community-wide coloring contest.
Congresswoman Kelly and cardiologists object to the FDA’s decision to authorize the sale of mango and blueberry-flavored Glas e-cigarettes.
Two of the men charged had prior DUI arrests, according to police. One of those men received two felony charges.
Park Forest, IL—(ENEWSPF)— Patrons of the Park Forest Public Library can learn about native plants, become knowledgeable about financial scams targeting seniors, and participate in kids’ craft activities in May. The month closes with a kick-off to the 2026 Summer Reading Program. Crafts for Kids There are two craft events[Read More…]
Soccer Complex ribbon cutting set for April 24 University Park, IL—(ENEWSPF)— Just weeks before the ribbon cutting at a new soccer complex at Governors State University (GovState), the Athletics Department welcomes Jose “Tony” Gonzalez as the new Head Men’s Soccer Coach. Before coming to GovState, Gonzalez (pictured in the center) was the[Read More…]
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