Krapils Steakhouse and Patio 

Krapils Steakhouse &amp; Patio has been a Worth, Illinois staple since the mid-1960s. Known for its rustic Northwoods atmosphere, Krapils offers a warm, classic dining experience where quality comes first. All orders are prepared fresh daily, with hand-cut steaks and house-made dishes to ensure consistent quality and generous portions. Whether you’re joining us for a casual meal, a special occasion, or a night out with friends, Krapils is a place where traditions are kept and guests feel at home.

Cook County

Lorraine Swanson

Chicago Metropolitan Area

Alsip-Crestwood

Illinois

Krapils Steakhouse & Patio has been a Worth, Illinois staple since the mid-1960s. Known for its rustic Northwoods atmosphere, Krapils offers a warm...

Compassionate & Affordable Veterinary Care You Can Trust!

Premier Paws at Burbank

Premier Paws at Burbank is proud to serve the Burbank area and surrounding communities with compassionate, high-quality, low-cost veterinary care for pets at every stage of life. Your pets are family, and quality veterinary care should always be affordable. Our local clinic provides compassionate, modern care with transparent pricing and a team that truly listens. Our experienced staff focuses on personalized medicine in a welcoming environment , without the stress of unexpected costs. In addition to our everyday affordable services, we host low-cost vaccine clinics on the second Saturday of every month, making preventive care even more convenient and accessible for our community. Here are just a few of the services our new clinic offers: • Dentals • Spays/Neuters • Laser Therapy • X-Rays • Microchipping • Vaccinations We’re proud to care for your pets and are here to help them live long, healthy lives. We’re always welcoming new clients, so give us a call to schedule an appointment and experience care you can trust at a price you can feel good about. PLEASE MENTION YOU FOUND US ON THE PATCH FOR HALF OFF AN EXAM *Eligible for first visit only Visit us at any of our THREE locations: Premier Paws at Burbank 7900 Lavergne Avenue Burbank, IL 60459 708-551-1000 Premier Paws at Timberline 495 E Frontage Road Joliet, IL 60431 815-729-1555 Premier Paws at Lockport 16935 W Bruce Road Lockport, IL 60441 708-550-7297

Cook

Burbank

Premier Paws at Burbank is proud to serve the Burbank area and surrounding communities with compassionate, high-quality, low-cost veterinary care...

A Calm, Inclusive Space for Mental Wellness

Step-by-Step: The Spa for Your Mind

Step-by-Step: The Spa for Your Mind is a modern mental wellness practice focused on therapy, emotional balance, and personal growth. We provide a calm, affirming, and inclusive environment where clients can explore their mental health at their own pace. Our approach centers on compassion, self-awareness, and individualized care rather than pressure or one-size-fits-all solutions. We support individuals experiencing stress, anxiety, burnout, life transitions, and emotional overwhelm. Step-by-Step is committed to culturally responsive and LGBTQ+ affirming care, ensuring that all clients feel safe, respected, and heard. Mental wellness is a journey, and we are here to walk it with you, one step at a time. Two locations to serve you: • Evergreen Park Location: 9730 S Western Ave, Suite 203, Evergreen Park, IL 60805 • Homewood Location: 1820 Ridge Rd, Suite 303B, Homewood, IL 60430

Evergreen Park

Step-by-Step: The Spa for Your Mind is a modern mental wellness practice focused on therapy, emotional balance, and personal growth. We provide a...

CALUMET CITY—Early in , senior center Marcus Kemp had most of Evergreen Park's baskets. He was getting the ball to fed to him on the low post and converting at a rate of 80 percent. Kemp had eight of his 12 points in the first quarter alone. Despite his own and his team's best efforts, the Mustangs fell to Joliet Catholic, 63-52, bringing an end to Evergreen's season.  Kemp had the Hillmen's number, but all of the sudden, the Mustangs stopped feeding him the ball. Kemp, understandably disappointed after the game, voiced his feelings.  "I tried to get them into the game with my intensity, but it seemed like they didn't want to play today," Kemp said. "I wasn't playing to my abilities and lost my energy." The team's intensity faded as well, despite Kemp's attempts to be a motivating force on the floor. Kemp added four points in the fourth quarter to finish the game with 12. He also pulled down a pair of rebounds. Evergreen Park, which finished with a record of 5-24, faced a number of obstacles this year, losing players because of discipline issues. "We had to build what we could with what we had left," Kemp said. Kemp will try to build on his high school basketball career after the school year. He plans to try out for a potential walk-on spot with Southern Illinois University upon his arrival in arrival in Carbondale in the fall.

CALUMET CITY—Early in , senior center Marcus Kemp had most of Evergreen Park’s baskets. He was getting the ball to fed to him on the low post and converting at a rate of 80 percent. Kemp had eight of his 12 points in the first quarter alone.

Despite his own and his team's best efforts, the Mustangs fell to Joliet Catholic, 63-52, bringing an end to Evergreen’s season.  Kemp had the Hillmen's number, but all of the sudden, the Mustangs stopped feeding him the ball. Kemp, understandably disappointed after the game, voiced his feelings.

"I tried to get them into the game with my intensity, but it seemed like they didn't want to play today," Kemp said. "I wasn't playing to my abilities and lost my energy.” The team's intensity faded as well, despite Kemp’s attempts to be a motivating force on the floor. Kemp added four points in the fourth quarter to finish the game with 12. He also pulled down a pair of rebounds.

Evergreen Park, which finished with a record of 5-24, faced a number of obstacles this year, losing players because of discipline issues. "We had to build what we could with what we had left," Kemp said.

Kemp will try to build on his high school basketball career after the school year. He plans to try out for a potential walk-on spot with Southern Illinois University upon his arrival in arrival in Carbondale in the fall.

Marcus Kemp looked nearly unstoppable in the Mustangs' regional game against Joliet Catholic on Monday night, but he and his teammates didn't like the way things turned out.