Nora Doyle has participated in every South Side Irish Parade as a dancer. This year, she will be riding in the parade as queen.
South Side Pod previews the IHSA Basketball Tournament, talks comedy in Beverly & has a singing monkey in "30 Minutes of Good!"
Saint Xavier University student Myah Bawadi will sign copies of her debut fantasy novel "Infinity Legion" Feb. 28 on the Chicago campus.
St. Cajetan students joined Smith Village residents in brightening Valentine's Day for 45 vets from Rush Hospital's "Road Home" program.
The annual pre-parade fundraiser at 115 Bourbon Street on Feb. 25 features Irish music, bites, beverages and selection of the Parade Queen.
Glazed, powdered or plain, Beverly Bakery and Cafe is preparing to sell thousands of paczki on Fat Tuesday, Feb. 21.
Ald. Matt O'Shea will be the celebrity attendant Feb. 17 at Kean Bros, which is donating a portion of gas sales to Get Behind the Vest.
South Side Pod has the scoop on this year's South Side Irish Parade and all of the festivities leading up to it.
Chicago police and fire hockey teams will face off in a charity hockey game for Danny Golden, Feb. 25 at the Morgan Park Sports Center.
The 19th Ward's pancake breakfast, benefiting the Get Behind The Vest initiative, returns Sunday, Feb. 19 at St. John Fisher Church.
David Hochberg and Ald. Matt O'Shea have partnered to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars to help purchase bulletproof vests for cops.
Young ladies of Irish ancestry have until Saturday to apply to be the queen for next month's South Side parade and represent the community.
Open Outcry Brewing branches out to taps across the south side with the help of Cork & Kerry and other neighbors. Listen to the story!
Chicago Public Schools will host a job fair Wednesday, Feb. 15, for paraprofessional and substitute teacher candidates at Smith Park.
SXU graphic design alumna Tatyanna Taylor '22 addresses the complex social issues of the Black identity, Feb. 15, at St. Xavier University.
The Beverly Area Planning Association has opened registration for the 2023 Ridge Run and Memorial Day Parade, Monday, May 29.
Inspired by his son with autism, Chef Alvin Green's gourmet cookie business helps people with special needs find gainful employment.
Saint Xavier University is hosting an array of activities and events celebrating the achievements and accomplishments of African Americans.
The Black Family Mayoral Forum and '1619: The Journey of a People," will be held in the Baer Theatre at Morgan Park Academy, Sunday, Feb. 5.
Bar owners are “shocked and concerned” about overdoses, as they address “alleged building code violations” unrelated to Sunday's events.
Counselor, national speaker and author Roy Petitfils will discuss teens in a post-pandemic world Monday, Jan. 30, at Christ the King Church.
Get a pint of common sense at Cork & Kerry, experience the fresh food at Barrel & Vine & spend "30 Minutes of Good" with South Side Pod.
"Get Behind The Vest Pancake Breakfast" is set for Feb. 19, with other events planned to raise money to buy police vests for CPD officers.
Save July 22, for the second annual Southside SummerFest featuring music, food and cocktails on the Marist High School football field.
Marist High School's basketball players turn out in full to facilitate a day of play and competition for Special Olympic Illinois athletes.
Tommy Shimoda presents Ald. Matt O'Shea and Special Olympics Chicago/SCC, his Order of Lincoln Award
Marist High School provides gyms for Special Olympics Illinois senior basketball teams competing to advance to ISU in March of 2023
A local chef is ready to change your mind about vegan cuisine. Beverly's Horse Thief Hollow creates a classic craft beer with Goose Island.
Clean out your closet and donate your gently used formal dresses Saturday, Jan. 21, to the Mother McAuley Mothers Club Prom Resale event.
The car reportedly went around the gate at 115th Street and Marshfield, Metra officials said.
Applications for the program will be accepted starting Jan. 9 for homeowners looking to share the cost of sidewalk repairs with the city.
In #30MinutesOfGood we talk south side high school basketball, visit the Lyric Theater & talk Top Gun with a Navy jet mechanic.
Beverly Area Planning Association celebrates a milestone with the Outcast Jazz Band, open bar, bites, raffle and more Jan. 21.
Starting Jan. 7, holiday tree recycling will be available at Kennedy and Mount Greenwood Park, which will also offer free mulch.
The 19th Ward Youth and Community Foundation will host the 14th annual Children's Film Festival at the Beverly Arts Center on Dec. 29.
Elementary school students who live in the 19th Ward are invited to play in the annul Dodgeball Tourney Dec. 26 and Dec. 27 at Chicago Ag.
Mt. Greenwood Man Electrifies the Treasure Chest Foundation
South Side Pod highlights an upcoming Krampus event in Blue Island and community coming together to decorate Beverly & beyond for Christmas.
The 19th Ward office will be collecting gently used children's books for under-served kids through Friday, Dec. 9.
Thirteen-year-old Ava Gresser sorts through donations, prepares meals for the homeless and cleans up beaches for the Honeycomb Project.