The Beverly Review

06/03/2026

Shrader’s Goods, a family-run business in Mt. Greenwood known for its Chicago Fire Department-themed apparel, has received a two-week extension to continue selling its merchandise, according to a social media post from the business on May 31.

Shrader’s Goods, a family-run business in Mt. Greenwood known for its Chicago Fire Department-themed apparel, has received a two-week extension to continue selling its merchandise, according to a social media

06/03/2026

Evergreen Park sophomore center fielder Luis Ayala stays patient in his approach at the plate as part of breakout season, helps the Mustangs rally in exciting comeback win over Chicago Christian. Check out the Beverly Review story and photos!

When Evergreen Park (EP) sophomore center fielder Luis Ayala steps to the plate, he uses the same approach.

06/02/2026

Mt. Greenwood Evangelical Lutheran Church, 10911 S. Trumbull Ave., once filled its pews with hundreds of worshippers, but at the end of the month, the church will close its doors.

A final service will be held on Saturday, June 27, at 11 a.m.

Mt. Greenwood Evangelical Lutheran Church, 10911 S. Trumbull Ave., once filled its pews with hundreds of worshippers, but at the end of the month, the church will close its doors.

06/02/2026

Drew Fiedler didn't shy away from the pressure. And there was A LOT. Instead, the Marist junior embraced it and ran with the opportunity as the RedHawks' starting setter this spring for the two-time defending state champs. Check out the BevRev story and pics!

In his first varsity season, Marist junior Drew Fiedler went out and earned the starting setter position.

06/02/2026

After battling through an injury-plagued junior year, a healthy Emily Kovar returns with a vengeance to star for Mother McAuley in both basketball and soccer. Check out the BevRev story and photos!

A year ago, Mother McAuley multi-sport star Emily Kovar battled through an injury-plagued junior campaign.

05/30/2026

Check out The Beverly Review's photos as host St. Rita defeats Bremen 13-1 in 5 innings to win a Class 3A regional championship! The Mustangs will face Evergreen Park in Wednesday's Brooks sectional semifinals. Full story, more photos in this week's paper!

05/30/2026

Pressure? Nah. Defending state champ St. Laurence is having FUN. Louisville recruit Cory Les helps lead the Vikings to a win over Sandburg and its second straight Do It Stevie's Way tournament championship. Check out the Beverly Review story and photos!

St. Laurence senior Cory Les is playing free and easy when it’d be pretty easy for the Louisville recruit to feel some pressure this spring.

05/30/2026

Check out The Beverly Review's photos as host Marist defeats Riverside-Brookfield 10-0 in five innings to win its Class 4A sectional championship! It's the seventh straight sectional for the RedHawks who advance to Monday's supersectional in Rosemont versus Saturday's Fremd/St. Charles East winner. Stay tuned!

05/29/2026

Two seniors from the Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences (CHSAS) ended their high school careers on a high note after earning recognition in the inaugural Illinois Retail Challenge Scholarship Competition.

Kennedy Smith and Jeremy Ivy received honorable mentions from the Illinois Retail Merchants Association as part of a statewide competition that challenged high school seniors to develop innovative solutions for real-world retail industry problems. Each student will receive $2,000 in scholarships to support their college endeavors.

Two seniors from the Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences (CHSAS) ended their high school careers on a high note after earning recognition in the inaugural Illinois Retail Challenge Scholarship

05/29/2026

Just received this from CSX:

Notice of Construction Activity:
CSX to Temporarily Close 103rd Street Crossing in Chicago
Railroad Signal Damage Requires Full Crossing Closure

CSX is conducting emergency repairs at the at-grade rail crossing at 103rd Street in Chicago following a recent vehicle incident that damaged the crossing signal system.

To allow crews to safely complete the necessary repairs, the crossing is fully closed to roadway traffic. Detour routes have been established and are clearly marked for motorists.

The 103rd Street crossing is part of a designated quiet zone. With the signal system out of service, trains operating through the area are required to sound the horn until repairs are complete, in accordance with federal safety requirements.

CSX crews are working to restore service as quickly and safely as possible, and repairs are expected to be completed by 6 p.m. on Saturday, May 30, barring any unforeseen issues.

CSX appreciates the public’s patience as this work is completed to restore the crossing’s safety systems.

Members of the community can contact the CSX Public Safety Coordination Center at (800) 232-0144 to report any concerns during construction.