The Beverly Review

09/05/2025

The pair have both been charged with one felony count of armed robbery with a firearm after a robbery in Beverly Tuesday morning.

Two individuals have been charged in connection to an armed robbery in Beverly during the morning hours of Sept. 2.

09/05/2025

The 11th annual Christmas Without Cancer 5K Run/Walk will return to Evergreen Park on Saturday, Sept. 20.

“Cancer, unfortunately, is not going anywhere. We’re getting flooded with applications, and this is our largest annual event every year. Our mission greatly depends on its success.”

For over 20 years, Christmas Without Cancer (CWC) has stepped up to support families battling cancer and on Saturday, Sept. 20, the organization’s largest fundraiser will help them carry out

09/05/2025

Author and documentary filmmaker Errol Magidson will discuss the history of the Givins Castle during a multimedia presentation on Thursday, Sept. 11, at 7 p.m., at the Chicago History Museum, 1601 N. Clark St.

Author and documentary filmmaker Errol Magidson has told the story of the Givins Castle many times over the past 15 years.

09/05/2025

Freshman Madison Majka and senior Tess Lee star in the back row to solidify Evergreen Park's defense and serve-receive. Check out The Beverly Review story and photos with a senior-heavy Mustangs squad looking to put together a big-time season this fall!

Taking the court for the first time with her teammates, Evergreen Park (EP) freshman Madison Majka was understandably a bit nervous.

09/05/2025

Check out The Beverly Review Football Roundup from Week 1! Mount Carmel, St. Rita, Brother Rice, Evergreen Park, Leo and St. Laurence all kicking things off with victories.

Check out all the football scores from Week 1!

09/04/2025

Featured in this week's Our Opinion, Leo High School's World-Renowned Choir is making the South Side proud!

The South Side is beaming with pride over the choir from Leo High School.

09/04/2025

On Sept. 10, Lindsey Langan, a longtime Mt. Greenwood resident and neonatal nurse practitioner, will officially open The NURSEry, an infant wellness center located at 11104 S. Kedzie Ave.

“I want people to feel like it’s a hug when they walk in. It’s nurse-led education; it’s safe, and it’s evidence-based."

When Lindsey Langan opens her new business, The NURSEry, this month, she will offer new families a safe space to learn and care for their bundle of joy.

09/04/2025

The CIBC Banking Center located in Mt. Greenwood is set to close in January 2026.

The CIBC Banking Center, located in Mt. Greenwood, is scheduled to close in January 2026, according to officials with the financial institution.

09/04/2025

Mother McAuley star junior setter Peyton Heatherly goes early and often to her young middles, Chyla Jukes and Alyson Cahill, in season-opening win over Joliet Catholic. Check out the Beverly Review story!

Spreading the offensive wealth last season, Mother McAuley setter Peyton Heatherly relied on her talented outside and right-side hitters to power the Mighty Macs offense.

09/04/2025

Looking to get back to some winning ways after a tough 2024 season, the St. Christina football team gets the '25 campaign started off with a big win over St. John Fisher at Mt. Carmel. Check out the story!

The St. Christina varsity football team struggled through a tough 2024 season, going 2-5 overall.

09/03/2025

This week's The Beverly Review Sports!
St. Rita football rallies to beat Marist
Peyton Heatherly builds rhythm with new hitters for McAuley
St. Christina plays St. John Fisher in SCC opener
Majka, Lee star on defense for Evergreen Park
Marist's Rose Cosme adds third sport to her resume
McComb Cup softball
Week 1 Football Roundup

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09/03/2025

St. Rita junior running back Brandon Johnson Jr. returns from offseason injury, scores game-winning TD in Mustangs' comeback win over Marist. Johnson and history-making senior QB Steven Armbruster star in exciting win. Check out the Beverly Review story!

St. Rita junior running back Brandon Johnson had a number of reasons to be excited to take the field in Week 1.