the southland journal

Cannabis Company Projected to Bring Revenue and Jobs to Hazel Crest (Hazel Crest, IL) — The administrative meeting of Hazel Crest had several presentations about the renewal of health benefits, the 2022 tax levy, and a new cannabis business for the area.

The village "is not fragmented," and the police department is in the process of rebuilding a strong force, said Bryant.

Steelers survive Chicago rally and top Bears 29-27 (Pittsburgh, PA) - The Pittsburgh Steelers blew a fourteen point fourth quarter lead to the Chicago Bears Monday night at Heinz field.

The Nets met the Bulls at the United Center today and the game started fast in the 1st quarter. In the first 30 seconds of the game Lonzo Ball launched the ball down the court to Zach LaVine for a big slam dunk.

Illinois Office of Tourism Announces 28 New Small Businesses Inducted to the Illinois Made Program (Springfield, IL) — The Illinois Office of Tourism today announced 28 new small businesses, or ‘Makers' have been recognized as part of the Illinois Made program. The program recognizes each business as a hidden gem for locals and visitors to discover, offering unique products and experiences all around the state.

Federal agents today obtained a warrant to seize the private plane, a Bombardier Challenger 600.

Weekly Cartoon: Adventures of Z-Linnie

Governor JB Pritzker and the Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE), in partnership with the Illinois General Assembly, are utilizing $1 million in funding to add all of the state's public universities onto the Common App platform.

Both Jayden and Pierre said that they were excited to have come this far, and Pierre emphasized that they will, "bring our A game." Jayden said that he is excited to "go out onto the field and kill." Likewise, Head Coach Harris said that he was excited and stated that he looks forward to the 2021 Robbins Eagles being "called one of the greatest when it's all said and done."

"Swift action is imperative in order to protect our supply chain, our economy, and the consumers who will ultimately bear the brunt."