Eric Crump is the Founding Editor and General Manager at the Homewood-Flossmoor Chronicle. He focuses on a diverse range of themes including education, culture and society, and regional interest, with a particular emphasis on public education, accessibility, and social issues. Eric's work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting topics such as climate change, the housing market, and real estate development.
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Homewood’s oldest resident died on Monday, June 1. Supercentenarian Mary Cantway, at 111, was the fourth oldest resident in the state at the time of her death. At her 111th birthday, held by friends at Balagio Ristorante in Homewood, Cantway demurred when asked about the reason for her longevity. But[Read More...]
By: Eric Crump
Flossmoor trustees gave the green light to a housing project on Flossmoor Road that has been under consideration since December 2024. The board approved a planned unit development, special use permit and plat of re-subdivision for a 12-unit townhome development at 2611-2633 Flossmoor Road proposed by BG Park Centre LLC of Flossmoor.[Read More...]
By: Eric Crump
This July 4, the Obama Presidential Center will launch a new series of free, family-friendly events and activities called “You Are America.” This eight-week series honors the inclusive spirit of America and aims to welcome neighbors across Chicago and the world to the center’s campus to commemorate the nation’s 250th[Read More...]
By: Eric Crump
The Homewood-Flossmoor Juneteenth celebration used a new parade route and new location for the festival, but the spirit and purpose of the event remained the same, to honor freedom and Black culture and pride. The event was organized by youth empowerment organization You Matter 2. Founder and CEO Destiny Watson[Read More...]
By: Eric Crump
Local government board meetings can be thrilling or tedious, but they aren’t often melodic. Since early spring, several Homewood and Flossmoor boards have been treated regularly to musical interludes courtesy of Adam Rogers. The soft spoken Rogers rarely says a word during public comment portions of meetings. He lets his[Read More...]
By: Eric Crump
It’s been a week since strong storms moved through the area, and the community continues to recover from the high winds and torrential rains of July 3 and July 4. At 7 a.m. Monday, July 6, the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District reservoir at Thornton quarry’s stormwater reservoir was holding 7.3[Read More...]
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By: Eric Crump
Eric Crump discusses how the Dutch Reach can save lives, and how he finds many motorists are courteous to bike riders in Homewood and Flossmoor
Nobody would’ve expected Ali Kelly to be a coach, not even her. Homewood-Flossmoor girls soccer’s skipper was a self-described “hot head” as a player who was quick to pick up a card. The 2012 Vikings grad was able to get by on her talent without doing a lot of thinking.[Read More...]
