Bronzeville Trail
Emmett Till And Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument Unveiled At Bronzeville Church
Roberts Temple Church of God in Christ, which hosted Emmett Till's funeral in 1955, is one of three sites being preserved to honor Till's life and legacy.
The South Side Needs Better Bike Infrastructure. These Big Projects Aim To Close ‘Notable Gaps’
Fundraising efforts to improve the Major Taylor Trail and others in the south suburbs are underway as officials envision "a complete [bike] network" on the South Side.
Bronzeville’s Nat King Cole Mural Is Fully Restored Thanks To Neighbors
Artist Chris Devins was able to complete the project restoring themural with the help of donations and a contribution from Ald. Pat Dowell's office.
Celebrate Trails Day With The Bronzeville Trail Task Force At Block Party This Weekend
There will be hot dogs, burgers and chips, along with food vendors. Attendees will be updated on the trail's progress.
Champion Black Cyclist Marshall ‘Major’ Taylor Could Finally Be Honored With A Congressional Medal
More than 1,000 people have signed a recently launched petition calling for Major Taylor to be honored on the national level. His South Side supporters are behind the push.
Bronzeville Trail Organizers Launch Fundraising Effort As City Planners Sketch First Steps For 606-Like Path
Leaders are mulling three options to overhaul the Kenwood Line embankment to create the start of the 2-mile trail.
Closed South Loop Club HotHouse Announces Comeback, Raising $250,000 To Launch New Bronzeville Location
The HotHouse team is fundraising to buy the Donnelly Chicago Youth Center to build a facility to host programs and offer short-term residences.
Bronzeville Trail Task Force Rallying Support, Fundraising For Multimillion-Dollar Project
The team will meet with officials from Paris, one of Chicago's sister cities, this month to learn best practices around such trails.
Bronzeville Trail Task Force Is Looking To The Public For Help As It Works To Get New Trail Off The Ground
The all-volunteer group needs to raise $2,000 to cover operational expenses as it tries to make the South Side trail a reality.
Bronzeville Trail, A 606-Style Bike And Pedestrian Path For South Side, Finally Moving Forward
The elevated, 2-mile biking and hiking trail would start near 40th and Dearborn streets and go east to 41st Street and Lake Park Avenue. An event introducing the project to the public is slated for April 23.
