Articles By Jamie Nesbitt Golden
Just Months After Being Shot On His Way To Class, Englewood Anti-Violence Activist Graduates
After a bullet nearly derailed his dreams, Jermaine Kelly two-stepped down the aisle to receive his construction certificate.
Black Girls Code Will Show Girls How To Build A Webpage At Weekend Workshop In Morgan Park
Girls from 7 to 17 can learn the ins and outs of webpage building.
Long-Vacant Building Being Transformed Into Queer-Friendly Center For South Side Homeless Youth
The Lyte Lounge will give youth who are homeless their own storage units, a place to take a shower and wash their clothes, and so much more.
Perkins Bass Elementary’s Turkey Bingo Night Kicks Off Winter-Long Charity Drive
How a game became a tradition, and how that tradition continues to lift a community.
Army Corps Of Engineers To Address Rising Lake Levels And South Side Shore Erosion At Monday Meeting
With emergency work underway to stabilize the Far North Side's shoreline, U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush wants to save the South Side's shoreline, too.
Marillac St. Vincent Looking To Hire Early Child Care Workers In Wake Of South Side Closures
The agency is opening their doors to Southwest Side families and staff left scrambling for help.
Man In Critical Condition After Cop Body Slams Him Into Curb, Mayor Calls Video Of Incident ‘Disturbing’
Police called the incident an "emergency takedown," but witnesses say it was excessive and brutal.
Help Your Fellow Chicagoans This Holiday Season Through These Toy And Coat Drives
If you're looking to tap into your inner Santa, these events will help you do it.
$56 Million Pullman National Monument Overhaul Has ‘Turned The Lights Back On’ In Historic South Side Neighborhood
Five years after receiving a national monument designation, Chicago's national park prepares for its 2021 debut.
