Small Business Saturday In Beverly/Morgan Park/Mt. Greenwood

Fifty-nine businesses in Beverly, Morgan Park and Mount Greenwood will participate in a Small Business Saturday scavenger hunt.

County Fair, Mariano's, Meijer, Jewel-Osco Thanksgiving Day Hours

Patch has rounded up grocery stores open Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 23, 2017, in the Beverly-Mt. Greenwood area.

Look Inside Bookie's New Space On Western Avenue

Beverly's local bookstore expanded this year, taking up a much larger space around the corner on Western Avenue.

Treadfit Expanding With New West Suburban Gym

Beverly's popular Treadfit will soon have a second location in west suburban Western Springs.

Bacon & Jam Now Open On 111th Street

A new neighborhood favorite has opened on 111th Street in Mt. Greenwood.

Horse Thief Hollow Beer Wins Medal At Great American Beer Festival

The 'Biere de Voleur' at Horse Thief Hollow was selected as among the nation's best Belgian and French-style ales.

Protest At Park Pet Shop Planned For Saturday

The Puppy Mill Project has organized a protest outside Park Pet Shop in Mt. Greenwood on claims the store is associated with puppy mills.

Beverly Woods Closes After 63 Years

A popular banquet hall with an iconic sign closes its doors after 63 years at 115th and Western.

Salmonella Outbreak At Best BBQ Sends 6 To Hospital

The Chicago Department of Public Health made a connection between patients with salmonella and those who ate at the Morgan Park restaurant.

Happy Hour At Fraconello Will Benefit Special Olympics

A three-hour event on the rooftop patio at Franconello will help raise money for Special Olympics Chicago.

Local Business Falls Victim To Scam

The Beverly Area Planning Association asks residents to support Jimmy Jamm's Sweet Potato Cafe after the business was scammed this week.

Marie's Cafe & Catering To Close For Good

Owner Dean Kochert cites an increase in the mandatory minimum wage and rising rents as reasons to close local favorite on 111th Street.

Summer Swelter At Horse Thief Hollow Benefits Connor Lowry Scholarship Fund

A local brewery hosted a parking lot party to honor a fallen hero from Beverly.

New Brewery Opening Soon In Beverly/Morgan Park

Open Outcry Brewing will soon have the beer flowing out of the former O’Brien’s space on Western Avenue.

Original Rainbow Cone Treating Moms to a FREE Cone on Mother's Day

Original Rainbow Cone will be giving moms a free, small Rainbow Cone with purchase on Mother's Day, May 14.

LOCAL JOBS: Marion Catholic, Mercy Circle, Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre

Find current job openings in the south suburbs.

LOCAL JOBS: Chicago Park District, Durbin's, Morgan Park Academy, Mercy Circle

Looking for a new job or just a way to supplement your income? See what Patch found for you this week.

GSM kicks off Alumni Week with lecture by Alex Pollock on March 20

Analyzing how financial cycles impact our communities

ALDI To Host Hiring Event for Evergreen Park and Bedford Park Stores, Feb. 18

ALDI is hosting a hiring event for its Evergreen Park and Bedford Park stores Feb. 18.

Original Rainbow Cone Sets Opening Date for 2017 Season

Iconic Beverly ice cream parlor is back for its 91st season.

Plumbers Local 130 Accepting 2017 Apprentice Applications

Plumbers Local 130 will be accepting applications for apprenticeships Jan. 24 through Feb. 23.

Grocery Stores Open Thanksgiving Day in the Beverly, Mt. Greenwood and Morgan Park

Run out of pie or cranberry sauce? These stores in Beverly, Mt. Greenwood and Morgan Park will be open on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24.

Medical Marijuana Dispensary Holds Community Open House in Brighton Park

Maribis of Chicago is open for business in Brighton Park. Learn more about medical cannabis and registering to become a patient on Sept. 21.

City Yanks Troubled Morgan Park Bar's Liquor and Business License

The party is over at Bar 118 after cops allegedly find meth and gun on premises during raid leading to license revocation.

New Beverly Senior Care Center Boasts 'Living Room Feel'

A new senior care facility recently opened in a former Borders bookstore.

Superior Ambulance Offering Career-Ready, Accelerated EMT-Basic Course

Students will be paid to attend class during 6-7 week course. Classes start Aug. 29.

Brother Rice High School Seeks Part-Time Alumni Assistant

Job starts Aug. 8. Candidates should submit resumes asap, school says.

SXU Partners With Country House Kitchen to Bring Healthy Food Choices to Campus

Alsip-based kitchen service focuses on made-from-scratch foods made with locally-sourced ingredients.

Quilters Trunk Small Business Boost Finalist, Voting Underway

The Quilters Trunk is one of five finalists in Chicago area in The Hartford's Small Business Boost contest.

Treadfit Moving to New, Larger Digs

Innovative Beverly fitness center set to open June 13 in new, larger space on Western Avenue.

Bring Fandom to the Afterlife with Cubs, Sox Caskets

Just in time for opening day, a casket company is offering MLB-themed caskets for the diehard fan's eternal dirt nap.

Ironworkers Local 63 Fence Erectors Accepting Apprenticeship Applications

Interested applications must apply in person April 4 through April 7, and April 11 through April 14.

Help Wanted: One Morning-Midday TV News Co-Anchor

Work for WMAQ-TV in the glamorous world of TV news.

Buona Beef Set for Tuesday Opening in Beverly

Beverly is iconic Italian beef chain's first location in Chicago.

Blaze Pizza Celebrates Pi Day With $3.14 Pizzas on March 14

Guests can build their own artisanal pizzas all day Monday, March 14, for just $3.14.

SXU hosts successful 2016 Economic Summit

Packs house at Metropolitan Club of Chicago

Illinois Tollway Career Expo Offers Opportunities to Make Connections

Expo connects prospective employees from Chicago's South Side and south suburbs connect with private and public sector employers, Feb. 26.

Diners Give 'High Five' to Pie Five Pizza

New make-it-yourself, fast casual pizza restaurant opens at Oak Lawn's Stony Creek Promenade.

Business Agrees to Close 21 Days for Violating City's Tobacco Ordinances

BZ Quick Mart Gas Station cited four times in 2015 after customer complaints, Ald. Matt O'Shea says.

Are Mark Suppelsa and Demetrius Ivory Rat Finks?

Their teasing drove Micah Materre, who's afraid of rats, off the WGN anchor desk.