Hank Beckman is a journalist for the Chicago Tribune Media Group, focusing on local news in La Grange, Illinois. With a passion for community reporting, Hank covers a range of topics including local events, government decisions, human interest stories, and community initiatives.
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Hank Beckman's coverage focuses heavily on local news and events in La Grange, Illinois. His articles predominantly cover community events, local government announcements, and seasonal topics, with a significant emphasis on crime as well as family and relationships.
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By: Hank Beckman
The La Grange Board of Trustees unanimously approved a 2024 property tax levy calling for a 3.4% increase over the 2023 levy, exclusive of debt service.
By: Hank Beckman
The La Grange Area Chapter of the League of Voters celebrated its 100th year of fair election advocacy.
By: Hank Beckman
Emmanuel Episcopal Church in La Grange hopes to make its first presentation of Handel’s ‘Messiah’ an annual event.
By: Hank Beckman
The Rev. Shawana McGee remembered encountering some children at La Grange's First Baptist Church as autumn weather took a turn toward winter.
By: Hank Beckman
A late December house fire that claimed the life of a family’s dog in La Grange Park has resulted in an outpouring of support.
By: Hank Beckman
Gearing up for its 2025 running, the La Grange Pet Parade organizers began the year by opening registrations for the 79th edition of the oldest and most famous pet parade in Illinois.
By: Hank Beckman
An effort in La Grange Park to transform the 31st Street corridor into a restaurant destination received a boost Sunday when Happier Now Cafe and Market marked its first anniversary at its 1016 E. 31st Street location.
By: Hank Beckman
Public safety was the recent focus in La Grange, as the Police Department welcomed a new police officer and a new property officer, and purchased two new squad cars.
By: Hank Beckman
A fire broke out late Friday morning in a first floor apartment in a building at 900 block of South 8th Avenue in La Grange.
By: Hank Beckman
Last year’s BEDS Plus Soup and Bread fundraiser drew 1,000 people to sample soups, and this year’s event features 23 restaurants.
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