Celebrate Black History Month and Valentine’s Day at the Park Forest Library. Come for special events, author talks, a book giveaway, and more!
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Owl Pellet Dissection Programs and Bird-Watching Herald 2025 Lineup at Forest Preserve
Discover the fascinating world of owl pellets and their role in understanding the diets of these nocturnal hunters.
Attorney Robert Clifford Announces $1 Million Gift to Marist High School
Learn about Robert Clifford, a distinguished alumnus of Marist High School, successful attorney, and philanthropist.
One Man Dead After Crash at 26th St. and Western Ave.
Tragic accident claims life of 33-year-old man in Park Forest. Find out more about the two-vehicle crash at 26th Street and Western Avenue.
Illinois’ minimum wage to increase to $15 on Jan. 1, completing 6-year transition
$15 minimum wage increase in Illinois: Approved in 2019, find out how the new law will impact workers and their paychecks.
Nearly 300 New Illinois Laws Take Effect in 2025
Get ready for the new year and the new laws coming to Illinois. Learn about changes in ID issuance, job evaluations, minimum wage, and more.
Have a Merry and Eco-Friendly Holiday Season
Join Park Forest in its efforts to have an eco-friendly holiday season. Recycle Christmas lights and trees and help reduce waste.
Outlook for 2025 is Bleak, but an Enhanced Aqua Center is a Possibility in 2026
Discover why the 2025 Aqua Center season in Park Forest may not be a reality due to urgent repairs and potential closure.
Kick Off the New Year with Events at the Park Forest Public Library
Celebrate the new year at Park Forest Public Library with craft sessions, wellness classes, virtual discussions, movie matinee for adults.
What would it mean if President-elect Trump dismantled the US Department of Education?
Kevin Welner, University of Colorado Boulder In her role as former chief executive of World Wrestling Entertainment, Linda McMahon oversaw an enterprise that popularized the “takedown” for millions of wrestling fans. But as President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for secretary of education, the Trump loyalist may be tasked with taking down[Read More…]
