A U.S. News & World Report list ranks Smith Village as one of the best nursing care facilities in the state.
Business has been blooming for a third-generation flower shop that's been at the corner of 111th and Washtenaw since 1943.
A new Old Navy store that opened Thursday in the Marshfield Plaza shopping center brings about 50 new jobs to the South Side.
Saint Xavier University is hosting a job and internship fair Oct. 25 on the Chicago campus. The fair is open to the public.
The name for a new gift shop at 99th and Walden was inspired by the wild turkey that became the talk of the neighborhood a few years ago. .
All tips for celebrity bartenders Friday night will help Special Olympics Chicago and their Chicago Marathon team.
Dozens of local business will offer shopping specials during a girls night out event on Sept. 20.
Steve English and Ryan Steinbach will soon re-open The Blossom Boys at a new location, moving a few blocks down to 103rd Street.
The Southwest Chicago Diversity Collaborative has issued a statement expressing disappointment in Matt O'Shea over the Mr. Tony situation.
The owner of Mr. Tony & Co. VIP says he was not behind a series of racy flyers and did not plan a late-night Labor Day weekend event.
Demolition of a building between 103rd/104th and Pulaski is complete, paving the way for the relocation of the Chicago Police Credit Union.
The former Potbelly building will be demolished and replaced with a smaller retail building and more parking.
Beverly/Morgan Park native Sarah Bedell brings the neighborhood its first acupuncture studio with her new business at 104th and Western.
Look inside a new business specializing in shaved ice, smoothies and ice cream at 103rd and Wood.
Open Outcry Brewing will donate $1 for every pint of the "Y-Me Dodd-Frank" sold to the Ginger Rugai Y-Me Softball Tournament.
The first of what may become a series of "tea" events at Ellie's Cafe will feature a guest who will speak on immigration.
The International Union of Elevator Constructors accepting 800 applications for apprentices starting June 16.
Proceeds from "Pink Pom Pom" sales at Horse Thief Hollow will benefit the Beverly Breast Cancer Walk and Little Company of Mary Hospital.
Keith Lewis has signed a lease for a space in Homewood to open his second Bookie's location.
Beer makers at Open Outcry and Horse Thief Hollow breweries have been working on a "Rainbow Cone" beer that will be unveiled soon.
Hot dog lovers were thrilled to see a new stand open in the neighborhood at 115th and Western.
A day-long comic celebration is planned at Alternate Reality in Mount Greenwood on Free Comic Book Day.
A hot dog stand will soon be open at the corner of 115th and Western.
Record Store Day Special: Get 20 percent off used records at the store "where vinyl still lives."
The SCDC asks residents to "Buy A Book At Bookie's" after the local bookstore was the victim of a theft during business hours.
Hundreds stopped at Ellie's Cafe last week to be part of a cash mob that was organized in response to a weekend burglary.
Ellie's Cafe, a neighborhood favorite in Beverly/Morgan Park, was the victim of an overnight break-in, but loyal customers plan a cash mob.
One local coffee shop carried a majority of the votes in a recent Beverly-Mt. Greenwood Patch "Best Coffee" Twitter poll.
Susan Flood, a longtime community volunteer, will take on the top role at the Beverly Area Planning Association.
The Original Rainbow Cone, the iconic ice cream parlor at 92nd and Western, will open for the season this week.
Melissa Schwass volunteers for an organization that holds seminars to help young women become involved in the IT field.
Seven businesses in Blue Island failed an underage compliance check by the Illinois Liquor Control Commission this week.
Pick your favorite place for coffee in Beverly/Morgan Park in this Patch poll that expires Wednesday morning.
"The Plug T-Shirt Store," where you can have your very own T-shirt design made in minutes, is open on 111th Street in Mount Greenwood.
"Bar 106 - The Neighborhood Tavern" at 106th and Pulaski is the latest bar to open in Mt. Greenwood.
The CEO of parent company Wintrust says the recently enacted tax reform legislation is the reason he's raising workers' wages.
Mary Larkin, Andrea L. Nance-Moody, Stacey Recht and Willie Winters have been appointed to the Beverly Arts Center board of directors.
The Beverly Area Planning Association is looking to hire a new executive director after Margot Holland became the director of programming.
Olivia's Garden will host the neighborhood's first Christkindl Market this weekend.
Businesses in Beverly, Mt. Greenwood and Morgan Park need to enter the holiday decorating contest before the end of the day of Dec. 1.