Kelly White is a local journalist based in Palos Park, Illinois. She writes for various publications including the University of Canberra, Her Campus FSU, RiotACT, and Vondrak Publishing Company. With a focus on community stories and local events, Kelly's work has also been featured in Noozhawk and the Toronto Star.
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Kelly White's coverage focuses heavily on local news and community events, with an emphasis on expert commentary. She appears to be interested in articles that highlight the achievements of individuals or groups within her geographic focus.
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By: Kelly White
A small-town girl turned national hero; Kennedy Blades returned to Garfield Ridge just in time for Halloween.
A group of teenagers took over Chicago Ridge as Jon’s Way Youth Group hosted its eighth annual Haunted Trail. The event, held at 105th Street and Oxford
McCord Gallery & Cultural Center knows how to throw a party.
By: Kelly White
Upon the recent acquirement of Altman Park, the Worth Park District has big plans in store for its future.
Oak Lawn Hometown Middle School took to the polls during a mock election.
By: Kelly White
Yoshi McKee, 14, finds confidence and community through the Chicago Riots, a junior roller derby team transforming young lives.
By: Kelly White
On a crisp October evening, the Wolfe Wildlife Refuge transformed into a magical, spooky wonderland as families gathered for Oak Lawn’s annual Howl-O-Ween
Oak Lawn High School’s talent show featured diverse student acts, celebrating creativity with performances, awards, and support for senior activities.
By: Kelly White
Tracy Curtis never imagined she would become a voice for survivors of domestic violence. After enduring three years in an abusive relationship, she now uses
By: Kelly White
Mad Chicken opens in Palos Park, delighting locals with fresh, all-natural chicken dishes and favorites like mac and cheese.
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