Atavia Reed

AUBURN GRESHAM — A South Side food pantry that closed in September after a decade of catering to the community will reopen Tuesday with fresh produce, free clothing and rebooted services.

CHATHAM —The South Side and all of its wonders will be on full display this weekend as the city and architect enthusiasts alike gear up for Open House Chicago.

In “Transplant,” the directorial debut from Jason Park, a surgical resident studies under a talented — and frightening — heart transplant surgeon.

The referendum questions on the ballot are the latest push by local leaders and community groups to shield neighbors from looming disinvestment, gentrification and evictions as plans for the Obama Center and other developments move forward.

A bus passenger punched the driver before dragging her off the bus and continuing the attack, officials said.

The soul food joint closed in mid-June for "retooling" and never reopened. A bright orange "for sale" sign adorned the 83rd Street building Monday.

Yellow Banana has a redevelopment agreement with the city to open its six Save A Lot stores by March 2025 or lose its TIF dollars. Three more stores are expected to open in December.

Thrive Englewood is the first modern multi-family development to be built in Englewood in over 50 years, said Leon Walker, CEO and founder at DL3 Realty.

Previous winners of the Chicago Prize include Always Growing Auburn Gresham, which brought a Healthy Lifestyle Hub and an anaerobic digester to the South Side community, and West Garfield’s Park Sankofa Wellness Village.

South Side neighbors will be able to use the climate app to log and track nearby flooding, communicate with each other and access local resources.