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Trinity Christian College to Close After 2025–26, Citing Financial Shortfalls

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Trinity Christian College, a private liberal arts institution in Palos Heights, Illinois, will shut down after the 2025–26 school year because of financial strains. Located on a 100-plus-acre campus about 20 miles southwest of Chicago, the 66-year-old college enrolls just under 1,000 students.Palos Heights · Palos Heights Read Article

Trinity Christian College in Illinois to Close Its Doors at the End of This School Year

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"We're all like one little family, you could say, so it's just really sad to just see what's happening"Palos Heights · Palos Heights See the Story

Trinity Christian College to Close in 2026 Amid Financial Struggles; Students, Faculty Face Uncertain Future

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Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights announced it will be closing at the end of the school year in the spring of 2026, and top of mind for many students and faculty are their next possible academic options.Higher Education · Palos Heights See the Story

Crusaders Secure Victory Over Trinity Christian in Thrilling Basketball Clash

LIVONIA, Mich.-- In an electrifying display of skill and strategy, the Madonna University Crusaders men's basketball team triumphed over Trinity Christian (IL) with a final score of 90-84 at the DeVos Gymnasium in Palos Heights, Illinois, on November 1, 2025.Basketball · Palos Heights Read Article

All roads lead home for Olympic hockey player Kendall Coyne Schofield

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Palos Heights, Illinois is where it all began for the hockey star en route to her fourth Olympic Games.Olympics · Palos Heights See the Story

Coming back from broken collarbone, Antonio McCarroll answers the call for Shepard. ‘Getting into my groove.’

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In June, Shepard’s Antonio McCarroll broke his left collarbone during a team camp. He was told it could wipe out his entire senior season. “Looking at the way my bone was at the time, the doctors thought my season would be over,” said McCarroll, a 5-foot-7, 160-pound running back. “But I made a recovery and came back. “I’m kind of just getting into my groove and doing what I do best.” He was in a big-time groove during the second half on Friday …Palos Heights · Palos Heights Read Article

Kingston Upgrading Intersection Cameras to Improve Traffic Flow

KINGSTON — The city has begun a three-year project to upgrade its traffic cameras.Palos Heights · Palos Heights See the Story

Blue Island family overcomes illness and carjacked food truck to bring Paradise to Palos bowling alley

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Not one to easily give up, Sara Tanner has built a successful ice cream and snack shop business in the south suburbs despite significant illness and financial challenges. Tanner and her husband, Sam, with the help of their six kids and other relatives, manage Paradise Sweets and Eats at Palos Lanes. They feel like they’ve finally come home. But it wasn’t easy getting there. Back in 2000, when Tanner was a stay-at-home mom, her mother owned an ic…Palos Heights · Palos Heights Read Article

Following in older brothers’ footsteps, Felipe Arriaga fuels Eisenhower with flurry of goals. ‘No more egos.’

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As the youngest brother and the third Eisenhower soccer player in his family, Felipe Arriaga has always felt extra motivation to work harder in order to keep up with his siblings. Arriaga’s older brothers, Gael and Alan, never took it easy on him on the soccer field. Felipe, a senior midfielder, knows that made him better. “Being the youngest, I always got picked on,” Arriaga said. “My brothers always challenged me to be my best. Even now when I…Soccer · Palos Heights Read Article

Leadership Change at Trinity Christian College

Jeanine Mozie becomes acting college president as former president Aaron Kuecker moves to Hope Chicago as new CEO.Palos Heights · Palos Heights Read Article

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Trinity Christian College to Close After 2025–26, Citing Financial Shortfalls

Trinity Christian College in Illinois to Close Its Doors at the End of This School Year

Trinity Christian College to Close in 2026 Amid Financial Struggles; Students, Faculty Face Uncertain Future

Crusaders Secure Victory Over Trinity Christian in Thrilling Basketball Clash

All roads lead home for Olympic hockey player Kendall Coyne Schofield

Coming back from broken collarbone, Antonio McCarroll answers the call for Shepard. ‘Getting into my groove.’

Kingston Upgrading Intersection Cameras to Improve Traffic Flow

Blue Island family overcomes illness and carjacked food truck to bring Paradise to Palos bowling alley

Following in older brothers’ footsteps, Felipe Arriaga fuels Eisenhower with flurry of goals. ‘No more egos.’

Leadership Change at Trinity Christian College

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Trinity Christian College to Close After 2025–26, Citing Financial Shortfalls

Trinity Christian College in Illinois to Close Its Doors at the End of This School Year

Trinity Christian College to Close in 2026 Amid Financial Struggles; Students, Faculty Face Uncertain Future

Crusaders Secure Victory Over Trinity Christian in Thrilling Basketball Clash

All roads lead home for Olympic hockey player Kendall Coyne Schofield

Coming back from broken collarbone, Antonio McCarroll answers the call for Shepard. ‘Getting into my groove.’

Kingston Upgrading Intersection Cameras to Improve Traffic Flow

Blue Island family overcomes illness and carjacked food truck to bring Paradise to Palos bowling alley

Following in older brothers’ footsteps, Felipe Arriaga fuels Eisenhower with flurry of goals. ‘No more egos.’

Leadership Change at Trinity Christian College

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