Meet the Bloggers

Watch for updates by these bloggers under the Local Voices section of Chicago Heights Patch. Want to share your own opinions or updates from your organization? It's easy on Patch!

A young wife and mother promoting healthy lifestyles and discussing her personal trials using videos and written posts.

A Cook County cop and Trustee who isn't afraid to tackle local and national issues. Wiley is consistently unapologetic in his opinions and values.

A young minister who finds humor in our day-to-day struggles while offering his perspective on education, human interaction, family dynamics and some aspects of pop culture. 

A Chicago Heights resident and former business owner with a unique perspective on economic development, politics and the role of government.  

A Trustee and an active member of the Chicago Heights community. Mosby also oversees the P.A.D.S. shelter on Emerald Avenue. 

Published author, opera singer, wife and mother of two, Rodriguez still finds time to blog about her creative process and, most recently, playing the villain.

A self-proclaimed success coach that spends his days helping to bridge gaps between parents and schools at Chicago Heights District 170's .

An educator and former basketball star with a passion for the Trojans. McCoy writes long-form posts looking at the past, the present and the valuable.

A former sports writer for the Daily Southtown, Kelly is a go-to source for sports scores from .

A teacher as Jefferson School in Chicago Heights, Vance is the proud founder of Foundations 4 AdVANCEment, a private kindergarten that teaches kids to think like entrepreneurs.

The official blog of , this is where you can find information about what's going on at the two public high schools in the Heights, and .

The Heights-based community college is constantly releasing new information about upcoming events, including career fairs and new course offerings. 

The Heights' newest park district commissioner and the outspoken president of local non-profit organization Second Ward Alliance for Community Advancement.

A senior Chicago Heights resident with a sharp sense of humor.

A group that often blogs about statewide issues affecting the South Suburbs. They refer to themselves as "Progressive Americans working for social and economic justice in the South Suburbs by making our voices heard."     

Tinley Park-based non-profit that uses Patch to inform the South Suburban community about upcoming and past events.

Reference librarian at the , and wife to your friendly neighborhood Chicago Heights Patch editor.

Want to share your expertise, promote your group or express your thoughts to the community?Apply to blog on Chicago Heights Patch.