Mt. Greenwood Neighbors Rally Around Family Of Tom Durkin, Who Died In Car Crash: GoFundMe

A GoFundMe campaign has been created for Mt. Greenwood resident, Tom Durkin, 41, who died unexpectedly, for his wife and three children.

Caregiver Support Offers Tips On Patience When Addressing Love One With Dementia's 'Reality'

The Smith Village support group for caregivers of people with dementia meets Tuesday, Dec. 16.

Candlelight Vigil And Community Search Party For Dan Davis Planned Tuesday At 115 Bourbon Street

115 Bourbon Street will host a candlelight vigil for missing employee Dan Davis, 59, with a community search party to follow Tuesday, Dec. 9

CPMF Asks Public To Send Letters To State's Attorney Opposing Convicted Cop Killer's Clemency

Sentenced to 60 years for the 1998 murder of a Chicago cop, his convicted killer seeks clemency in January.

Search Continues For 115 Bourbon Street Employee Dan Davis Week After He Went Missing

Since her father was reported missing a week ago, his daughter, Wendy Davis, has led a 24/7 ground search in a desperate attempt to find him

Silver Alert Activated For Long-Time 115 Bourbon Street Employee, Dan Davis, Missing Since Tuesday

Volunteers ask Joliet residents and businesses to check camera footage after a reported sighting of Dan Davis at Raynor and Jefferson.

Search Party Out Looking For Long-Time Bourbon Street Employee Dan Davis, Missing Since Getting In Crash

The search intensifies for long-time 115 Bourbon Street employee, Dan Davis, who has been missing since early Tuesday and may be injured.

Mean Jean - The Nicest Woman We Had Ever Met, Incapable of Anything Mean

Sweeney’s gracious manner, upbeat personality filled the pews at St. Christina in Mount Greenwood with the generations who came after her.

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Chicago Announces $2,000 Giving Tuesday Match

Give Hope a Home. Because Everyone Deserves One.

Caregiver Group Offers Focuses On Strategies For Helping Persons With Dementia Cope With Holidays

Smith Village offers caregivers tips for helping those with memory loss cope with changes in routine during the holidays, Tuesday, Nov. 18.

Candlelight Vigil Planned Friday On Southeast Side Amid Rumors Of Greg Bovino's Departure From Chicago

Bridges // Fuentes Justice Collect of Southeast Side will host a community vigil in the East Side neighborhood, Friday, Nov. 14.

Veterans And Activists Plan Veterans Day Anti-Trump, Anti-ICE Protests Downtown, Oak Lawn And East Side

Post-9/11 veterans activists plan anti-Trump, anti-ICE Veterans Day protests Tuesday, Nov. 11.

19th Ward Mutual Aid Collecting Non-Perishable Food Sunday At Church of the Holy Nativity

19th Ward Mutual Aid will host a food drive for local neighbors, Sunday, Nov. 9. Drop off donations at Church of the Holy Nativity.

SXU Ludden Speech Clinic Offers Free Early Childhood Language Screening

SXU's Ludden Speech Clinic offers free speech and language screenings for children ages 1 through 3, Friday, Nov. 21. Appointments required.

Edna White Garden Hosts 6th Annual Day of the Dead Celebration of Life Saturday at 4 p.m.; Movie Coco at Dusk

Edna White Garden hosts request attendees consider donating non-perishable food items to help with the pantry heading into fall and winter.

Chicago Catholic Cemeteries Host Outdoor Services Sunday For All Saint's Day And All Soul's Day

South Side and south suburban Catholic Cemeteries will hold outdoor rosary and prayer services Sunday, Nov. 2 for All Saints' Day.

'Whistlemania' Meetup Thursday, In Evergreen Park Area, Help Assemble Whistle Kits To Fight ICE In Chicago

Join the 19th Ward Mutual Aid Thursday, Oct. 30, to assemble anti-ICE whistle kits in the Evergreen Park area. RSVP required.

Mother McAuley High School Keeps The Faith In Prayers For Estefania Herrera And Her Family

A community prayer vigil for missing Mother McAuley student, Estefania Herrera, 18, is set for Thursday, Oct. 23, at Nativity Of Our Lord.

Chicago Honor George Wendt With Street Name Outside Childhood Home In Beverly

The sign will be unveiled in front of his childhood home at noon, with his family, friends, and fellow actors and comedians in attendance.

Mother McAuley Senior Missing Since Friday

The last contact with 18-year-old Estefania Herrera was Friday, Oct. 17.

Evan Holyfield - Son of Former Heavyweight Champion Evander Holyfield - Shares Skill Set with Young Boxers

Evan Holyfield trains youngsters at the Celtic Boxing Club Chicago in Mount Greenwood, while tuning up for a relaunch of his career Nov. 1.

The Honorable George Wendt Way Unveiling Sunday Recognizes Generosity of Beverly Friend to All

George Wendt's way was authentically Christ the King, Beverly, Southside for the talented star who never forgot his roots, family, friends.

Local Activists Aim To ‘Grow The Line’ At Orland, Beverly No Kings Protests

Southsiders for Peace and South Suburban Relentless will be joining the "No Kings" protests planned Oct. 18 in Beverly and Orland Park.

Dan McGrath Gets the Call to the Hall of Fame Capping a Career in Sports Reporting Before Taking on Leo Reins

Beverly Morgan Park native took to sports with his father's influence, daily newspapers he delivered before or after reading sports pages.

Greek Food Fair

Enjoy Delicious Greek Food and Pastries.

Blue Star Families Provides Support To Military Family Who Just Arrived In Chicago

U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Larry Moore and his family are going through all of that as they get settled into life in the Chicago area.

'Asian Night Market' Comes to Edna White Garden Thursday with Culinary Delights, Merchandise and Music.

A dozen vendors and up-and-coming small businesses will be on hand from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. Music will be provided by Beverly Phono Mart.

Saint Xavier University Offers Free Community Health Fair, Featuring Lifestyle Workshops, Wellness Checks

Free health screenings, assessments and information are available at Saint Xavier University's free Community Health Fair Tuesday, Sept. 23.

'Architect Of The Ridge,' Harry Hale Waterman, Life And Legacy Now On Display At Ridge Historical Society

“Harry Hale Waterman: Unique in any Style” exhibit continues on display until Sept. 30 at the Ridge Historical Society.

Annual Pet Blessing

Our Annual Pet Blessing is on Saturday, September 6 at 12:00 noon.

Helping Caregivers Deal With 'Ambiguous Loss' Focus Of Smith Village Memory Loss Support Group

Caregivers of persons with dementia will learn how to deal with feelings of “ambiguous loss” Tuesday, Aug. 19, at Smith Village.

Edna White Garden Announces Launch of Partnership Monday Morning; Public Welcome

Greencorps Equitable and Transformative (G.E.T.) Solutions, 811 Chicago bring awareness partnership to Garden - 'Call Before You Dig'

Dog Found Wandering Around Thursday Morning Near Kennedy Park, Safe In Beverly Resident's Home

The pup is safe in the finder's home, enjoying the air conditioning and scarfing down some tuna.

Join 22nd District Police Tuesday At Beverly Park For National Night Out

Join 22nd CPD police for National Night Out Tuesday, Aug. 5, in Beverly Park featuring food, fun, games and more.

CPS Axes Crossing Guard Service At 33 Intersections, Including 11 In The 19th Ward

Ald. Matt O'Shea blasts CPS decision to cut 11 crossing guards in 19th Ward without input from elected leaders, parents or school leaders.

Southsiders For Peace Stage 'No Peace For Fascists Rally' Saturday At 103rd Street And Western

Southsiders for Peace will stage a 'No Peace For Fascists' Rally on Saturday, July 26, at 103rd Street and Western Avenue.

Pepper Earns Accolades As Tiniest Dog In Smith Village Pet Parade

If you're looking for a well-behaved dog to be in your next stage production, Pepper is your gal.

Local Groups Ready To Make 'Good Trouble' Saturday At 103rd And Western, Orland Park

Southsiders For Peace and South Suburban Relentless are ready to make "good trouble" at local protests Saturday, July 19.

Smith Village Celebrates 19th Annual Pet Parade And Competition Friday

Doesn't matter if it's a dog, cat, bird or snake, a pet is a pet in the 19th annual Smith Village Pet Parade, Friday, July 11.

Blue Island Stray Dog Project Seeks Forever Home For 'A Good Boy'

Don't pass on Bowser because he's a pit mix. He loves belly rubs, catching a Frisbee and is a big star at Blue Island Beer Company.

A Survivor's Strength

Double Lung Transplant Recipient Raises Funds While Confronting Cancer

Patch Queen Of Hearts Action Report, Week Of December 16

Do you feel lucky? Patch has rounded up the current Queen of Hearts raffle happening around the Southland. You can't win if you don't play.

Retired Priest With Ties To Queen of Martyrs, Albert The Great Dies

Rev. John J. Doyle, who served parishes in Burbank, Evergreen Park, Flossmoor and others dies at 79. Visitation and Mass set for Feb. 10.

2-1-1 Helpline Connects Cook County Residents to Social Services

Residents of Chicago and suburban Cook County can dial 2-1-1 or visit 211MetroChicago.org to connect with assistance

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South Suburban Fish Fry Roundup for Lent 2020

Find a list of nearby fish fry events happening on the South Side and south suburbs during the 2020 Lenten season.