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Daniels pens children's book to teach positivity: 'There's always a silver lining'
In her new children’s book, “Good Dreams, Good Things,” South Side resident Maria Daniels writes about a boy named Colvin who is scared of the dark.
‘Outstanding Brother’ honoree DeJoie helps 'those in need find the holistic solution'
By Benjamin Kibbey Mar 20, 2021
Steve DeJoie, who was recently recognized by The Suburban Marquee as an “Outstanding Brother,” believes that everyone can make a difference every day, and seeks to better his community with “entrepreneurial public service.”
‘Outstanding Brother’ honoree Watson lives to serve others – 'We all have a role to play'
By Benjamin Kibbey Mar 20, 2021
Recently recognized by Suburban Marquee as an "Outstanding Brother," South Holland Economic Development Director John Watson gives a lot of credit to the team he works with day in and day out.
Black golfers groups offer opportunity to 'play almost every week' for competition, fun and camaraderie
By Benjamin Kibbey Mar 20, 2021
As golfing continues to grow as a favorite sport for many African-Americans, groups dedicated to the sport can offer not only a way to learn about and get into the sport, but also to socialize.
Hazel Crest cops met COVID's challenges head-on; 'They came to work, did their jobs, adapted,' chief says
Police departments did not have the luxury of shutting down during the COVID-19 pandemic.
IMPACT Leadership Development Program to hold information session for Class of 2022 Thursday
The Chicago Urban League is hosting its IMPACT Leadership Development Program Class of 2022 information session on Thursday.
Youth baseball alive and well in South Cook County, teaching kids 'so many lessons'
Brandon Bradford has always loved baseball.
Calumet Country Club developer to disconnect site from Homewood; development to continue
By South Cook News reports Mar 11, 2021
Developer Walt Brown, Jr. said a settlement was in place with Homewood and that the Calumet Country Club development is going ahead despite the village's vote against rezoning the site.
Calumet redevelopment will have a positive economic impact, says local contractor
By South Cook News reports Mar 7, 2021
Brian Mullins, the president of the Illinois Black Contractors Association, said he hopes the village of Homewood moves forward with the redevelopment plans for Calumet Country Club because it will have a positive economic impact on the area.
Monet S. Wilson makes history in Calumet City
Having no luck finding a job in Calumet City is frustrating.
'Growing jazz': Kendall Lewis continues his father's legacy
"It’s not just about trying to write a great song," Kendall Lewis said. "But, how many of them are broadening their horizon by learning music. Learning the skills, learning the instruments."