You will find staff from Patch manning a table, where we’ll be doing a drawing for a Target gift card. But that’s not all. See the full list of booths below.
Orland Park woman takes last ride home after 40 years of riding the rails.
The "modern archeologists" who star in the History Channel show plan to be in Illinois in September, according to a show producer.
Friends have set up a fund in Tristian Jeras's name at Chase Bank in Orland Park. Officials believe the 6-year-old boy slipped out of the house in the middle of the night Thursday. He was found drowned four hours later in a neighbor's pool.
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Heavy rains and winds during a lightning storm early Thursday morning knocked out power in a few places in town. ComEd crews are working on restoration.
New cars will be fitted with electrical outlets, upgraded seats and working doors and toilets, according to a Tribune report.
Metra will host a public meeting to represent South Suburban Cook County at Homewood Village Hall on July 19. Bring your thoughts and gripes.
ComEd is estimating that homes without power should be back up and running by around 8:30 p.m. after three outages Monday evening.
Basking in songs from the late 1930s, about 250 people came to help the Orland Park Public Library celebrate the milestone.
Oak Forest native Jessica Hauss, 19, is competing for the crown in the Miss Hooters International pageant, which will be televised at 9 p.m. Saturday, June 23 on the FX channel. Hauss works at the Orland Park Hooters and attended Tinley Park High School.
Jean Oliver asked for people to pray for her daughter after a bad car accident. Her daughter still has a lot of recovery to go, though several people on Patch offered their support in comments.
Whether you're jettisoning junk or in search of treasure, Orland Park Patch is the place to go to get word out about your unloading.
We had over 120 people sign up for our daily newsletter, but only one can win the drawing for 100 free ride tickets to Orland Days, starting Wednesday, May 30.
After a quiet and discouraging day for a Tinley Park business owner whose restaurant was the site of a brutal attack over the weekend, community members didn't hesitate to show their support on Monday.
Rob and Priscilla Steinmetz have taken the Bridge Teen Center very far in two short years. People on Capitol Hill are now listening to their ideas about after school efforts.
Cindy Murray, a longtime active member in Girl Scouts, shares a few thoughts on the upcoming event and what she has learned from Scout activities.
We offered to donate $1 on behalf of each person to sign up for a Patch daily email newsletter. Thanks to the people who took us up on the offer.
A wide array of people and organizations are making their thoughts and efforts known about a slew of subjects right here on Orland Park Patch. It’s easy to join the discussion.
Crystal Tree Country Club is one of many locations around the country hosting the event, where speakers from an assortment of professions will be heard to inspire attendees.
We are finalists in the Online Business Reporting category for our Main Street Triangle project (still ongoing). Cartoonist, copy editor and all-around talent guru Chuck Ingwersen is also up for his Sunday Comics.
Katy Ruisz's 4-year-old son Connor is in remission from a rare form of brain cancer, but he still has ways to go. Family and friends will gather to raise funds April 22 at Gaelic Park for his continuing medical treatment.
We look back at our first-ever community tour through the combined crew of staff and readers that makes this all possible.
Read further to find out the secret word that will you get a prize from our crew if you say it when you see us.
Patch staff will be out and about across town, meeting folks and showing what we do. Come hang with us for a day. Did I mention we’ll have prizes?
If you still have a computer from the 1990s, it’s probably time to get rid of it. Here’s how to do so in an environmentally friendly way.
This weekend also features a great service for those in need. It’s time for Easter and there’s a lot to do in Orland over the holiday.
But it’s not too late! You can still reserve a spot for the kids costume party at Chick-fil-A Tuesday night and join the treasure hunt.
Work on the new Metra bridge and pedestrian walkway will lead to four weekend nights where the underpass is closed, according to IDOT.
Hundreds of scouts and supporters gathered at Orland Square Mall to celebrate 100 years of empowering young women.
Orland Township and Cook County Commissioner Elizabeth Gorman will be hosting meetings to try and stop the rise of heroin use among area teens and adults.
Orland Park’s library is celebrating its 75th birthday, starting with music and acknowledging avid library enthusiasts who also turn 75 this year, and other occasions to come.