Park Forest, IL—(ENEWSPF)— The Village of Park Forest announced the demolition of the long-vacant Blackhawk Tower Plaza located at the intersection of Blackhawk Drive and Indianwood Boulevard. Once home to businesses including Jewel Grocery (known in the community as “Little Jewel”), Newman’s Pharmacy, Froggie’s Ice Cream, Faso’s Pizza, the Park[Read More…]
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Park Forest Housing Cooperative to Honor Former Residents Philip Klutznick and Jim Edgar
Jim Edgar and Philip Klutznik once were residents of what today is the Birch Street Townhomes Housing Cooperative.
Mobile Museums of Tolerance Visits Park Forest
The Mobile Museums of Tolerance is visiting Park Forest this week and will be located in the parking lot of the Park Forest Public Library.
Cook County Announces Free 2026 Vets and Pets Rabies Vaccine and Microchip Clinics
There will behost three Vets and Pets clinics throughout the summer courtesy Cook County ARC and other organizations.
Plum Creek Art Exhibit Offers Whimsical Look at America’s State Birds
The Plum Creek Nature Center will host an art display of a whimsical look at America’s state birds will run from June 3 through Sept. 6.
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.
Aqua Center Renovations on Track for 2027 Opening
Renovations for Park Forest’s Aqua Center, our one-of-a-kind oasis and singular swimming spot, are on track for a 2027 opening.
On Hantavirus, Park Forest Officials Urge Caution
Health experts say the overall risk to Illinois residents from hantavirus remains low. Still, be wary of rodent-borne diseases.
Man Charged with DUI Tells Police He Drove Slowly Because His Mother Was Home: Reports
A University Park man allegedly told police that the reason he drove so slowly on Western Avenue was that his mother was home.
Park Forest Launches Coloring Contest to Celebrate National Public Works Week
Young Park Forest residents can celebrate National Public Works Week through a community-wide coloring contest.
