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June 19, 2024
Those numbers expected to hit at 7 30 a. M. Eastern time. Then well have muhtar at 8 00. Johnson johnson expected to report. Theyre expected to earn 1. 48 a share on revenue of 18 billion. After the bell, youll have to wait for it, intel and yahoo are reporting. You can get the numbers on the closing bell. Then on the economic front, hire whats going on. The government is going to release the Consumer Price index for march. Economists expect a slight tickup, up. 1 . That is coming at 8 30 a. M. ...
June 5, 2023
Before his term as commissioner ended, then school board member Randall White lost his place on the Park Forest Youth Commission.
April 24, 2023
Park Forest Mayor-elect Joe Woods is a local laureate, an Illinois Emerging Writer Award for both his poems and short stories and a Studs Terkel Illinois Humanity award recipient.
April 10, 2023
Voters in Park Forest showed in votes for Village Board, Elementary District 163 and Rich Township High School District 227 that a handshake and a piece of paper may not be enough to sway a vote.
February 17, 2023
Park Forest Mayor Jon Vanderbilt, a journeyman carpenter, operates a building company. He missed the first election forum in January because he was working in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.
February 13, 2023
Alicia Rodman McCray, who died in January, was a Park Forest village trustee and Matteson Elementary District 162 Board member, and president of the South Suburban Housing Center and the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra.
December 5, 2022
The SAFE-T Act law, despite the smoke raised by its opponents, does allow judges the discretion to keep defendants in jail if they are deemed a flight risk or a danger to the public.
April 7, 2021
Settles and Hardy Retain Trustee Seats while One Vote Separates Slone and Brown Park Forest Village Hall. (Photo: Gary Kopycinski) Park Forest, IL-(ENEWSPF)- With all precincts reporting, Trustees Theresa Settles and Maya Hardy retained their seats on the Village Board according to unofficial results posted on the Cook County and Will County websites. Only one vote separates Erin Slone and JeRome Brown, with Ms. Slone holding the lead. Trustees Settles and Hardy captured 20.71% and 19.63% of th...