The village learned recently that it had again received the designation.
One seat on the board will be vacant as of May 20. The board will appoint someone to fill it, until the next election on April 6, 2027.
Fido's Landing is moving into space on 183rd Street, and they already feel like they're part of the community.
Hands-on project teaches students about plant science, sustainability and healthy living
Beloved characters lead students in a joyful celebration of music, dance and friendship
The meeting is set for Wednesday, April 23 at the The Clubhouse at Dolphin Lake.
Gigi Fernando and Gladys Ramirez deepen their connection to Franciscan values on 10-day journey through sacred sites
Nick T., a participant in St. Coletta’s Supported Employment Program, steps up to the challenge
Amayah Blair and her mother sued the school, saying they could have prevented the sex assault. The District settled to avoid trial.
Nancy O'Sullivan went missing in March 1974. Homewood Police Chief Denise McGrath hasn't given up on the case.
Beloved Chicago Bears mascot leads a high-energy dance party
The parade steps off at 1 p.m. March 15, at the Flossmoor Community Church’s Community House
Brings sweet treats and smiles to individuals with developmental disabilities at St. Coletta's of Illinois
Former trustee, passionate businessman, invested resident—Tom Kataras wore many hats during his 50 years living in Homewood.
Trustees on Monday approved Carl Estelle's appointment. Estelle has served as Director of Police Services since August 2024.
The Feb. 13 event was a hit, with families getting hands-on with science, technology, art, and math activities.
Live performances and music, dancing, raffle, silent auction and more set for Saturday, Feb. 8 at FCC Community House.
The award is given to an agency that has exemplary practices of increasing access and fostering diversity and inclusion.
Registration is ongoing for the Feb. 8 event to be held at Balagio Ristorante in Homewood. Proceeds benefit Cancer Support Center.
Local Girl Scout troops partnered with Homewood's Cancer Support for their MLK Day of Service on Monday, Jan. 20.
Organizers hope to raise $5,000 at the March 14 trivia event, to be held at Flossmoor Community House.
Free Jan. 19 concert is intended to inspire donations to Flossmoor-based Center for Food Equity in Medicine.
The Village of Homewood has more than a dozen events planned for the community throughout 2025.
The Day of Service is set for Monday, Jan. 20.
Tianna McCain is asking for the public's help to fund the funerals of her mother and sister.
Village officials are planning for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day coordinated effort.
Leave It For Love is a gift recycling program, that encourages donations of unwanted gifts, which are then given to low income seniors.
Upgrades will include a new playground, rain garden with pollinator plants, story walk, seating areas and more.
Officials gathered on Friday morning to cut the ribbon on the fully completed Homewood Metra station.
A celebration of creativity and festive spirit brings St. Coletta’s of Illinois community together
Sisters Mara and Kayla Winfrey have grown up, but have not outgrown a sweet idea of a hot chocolate stand to benefit charity.
South Suburban Housing Center in 2023 alleged the complex managers discriminated against tenants based on source of income and disability.
Students prepare a delicious holiday meal for 80 guests with donated ingredients from St. Bernard’s Parish in Homer Glen
Community spirit shines as church volunteers serve up holiday cheer and connection
The nonprofit will celebrate the Dec. 3 fundraising effort with the theme of "Join Forces For Flossmoor."
All Saints Lutheran Church honored for steadfast support and service to individuals with disabilities
Nearly 200 attendees gathered in Tinley Park to honor St. Coletta's legacy and raise essential funds for the future
Cardinal Cupich sent letters to parishes stating an investigation determined there was no cause to believe priest sexually abused a minor.
Jerel Jones sued the Village of Flossmoor after his termination, claiming racial discrimination and retaliation.
The center is open at the Homewood Auditorium, Mondays through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.