Kayleigh Padar is a freelance writer based in Chicago, Illinois. She focuses on local news and human interest stories, with a particular interest in LGBTQ+ issues, community events, and cultural happenings in the city. Her work has been featured in publications such as Windy City Times, Block Club Chicago, Chicago Reader, and Knowledia.
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Kayleigh Padar's coverage primarily focuses on hyper-local events, government announcements, and press releases in Chicago. She covers a wide range of topics including house & home, family & relationships, government & politics, crime, and entertainment news within the Chicago area.
If you have information related to upcoming local events or initiatives in the mentioned areas such as LGBTQ+ community activities or neighborhood-specific developments in Chicago, she would likely be interested. Additionally, if you have insights into local businesses' successes or challenges within these neighborhoods or city-wide policies affecting residents and small businesses in the specified geographic focus areas of Illinois and Chicago that align with her coverage themes.
Given her emphasis on local content relevant to specific neighborhoods within Chicago such as Ravenswood and Lincoln Park among others - providing stories about unique trends or issues impacting these communities could also be well-received by Kayleigh.
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By: Kayleigh Padar
Drew Moran speaks at Nourishing Hope gala. Photo courtesy of Nourishing Hope.
By: Kayleigh Padar, Dorothy Hernandez
“Damage was discovered in and around” the tourist attraction in Grant Park overnight, police said.
By: Kayleigh Padar
The city awarded Uptown Food Exchange a $1.98 million community development grant to help with construction costs.
By: Dorothy Hernandez, Kayleigh Padar
Colin Hinkle, piloto profesional de drones, se percató que la tinta roja se mezclaba con el agua verde de la fuente a primera hora de la mañana del sábado y vio pintura en aerosol en el suelo en la que se leía: “Gaza está sangrando” y “Alto al genocidio”. “Fue entonces cuando me di cuenta que era una protesta”, dijo Hinkle.
The Pace Board voted Wednesday to join the trial, which is expected to last six months.
By: Kayleigh Padar
Friends and family are asking for help locating Taylor Casey, a 41-year-old woman from Chicago who went missing in the Bahamas June 19.
The Second City Sisters, an aspiring chapter of an international order of LGBTQ+ nuns, spread radical joy to Chicago's queer community.
By: Kayleigh Padar
At Gerber/Hart Library and Archives’ first annual symposium on Oct. 5, 18 panelists spoke about the ways they’ve utilized the archives’ resources to help the broader community connect with LGBTQ+ history, from leading historical walking tours to creating an online database of queer obituaries. Located in Rogers Park, Gerber/Hart, 6500 N. Clark St., is the […]
By: Kayleigh Padar
Once co-captains of their college rugby team, Nora McConnell-Johnson and Torra Spillane are now working to open Babe’s Sports Bar in Logan Square, where people will be able to watch women’s sports next spring. The business partners have raised more than 60% of their $75,000 fundraising goal. People can continue to donate online. Anyone who contributes […]
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