Hinsdale
Hinsdale, IL · Business
The Hill
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Representative La Ha Recognizes Stork Café In Homer Glen As Business Of The Month
State Representative Nicole La Ha has recognized Stork Café in Homer Glen as her November Business of the Month, celebrating the local restaurant for its commitment to quality, customer service, and investment in the community. “Every small business represents a dream, a tremendous amount of hard work, and a...
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bankersonline.com
Fed Board approves two applications for Chicago holding companies
These approvals allow the banking organization to have a new top-tier holding company, MFB Bancorp, Inc., which would become a savings and loan holding company by acquiring Mutual Federal Bank, of Chicago, Illinois. Got a Question for Our Gurus?. BOL members get to ask our team of banking gurus questions...
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IVP Appoints Rachel Hastings to Vice President of Editorial
November 2026 | LISLE, IL —InterVarsity Press (IVP) has appointed Rachel Hastings as the new divisional vice president of editorial and as associate publisher. IVP is also pleased to announce that Jon Boyd has been named executive editor. “IVP is in a unique moment in its history as it...
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The Associated Press
Press Forward completes nearly $600M in journalism investments about 2 years early
Press Forward, the nonprofit launched in 2023 to strengthen local news as outlets struggle with economic and technological changes, announced Tuesday that it has completed investing nearly $600 million in journalism organizations, about two years ahead of schedule. However, Press Forward Executive Director Dale Anglin said the organization’s work is far from complete. Not only will the group continue raising and investing money, it will also expand its range of initiatives to support journalism. “The industry is going through an incredible transformation,” Anglin told The Associated Press in an interview. “It took 20 years to get to this point – if not longer. It’s going to take us a while to get out of it.” According to “ The State of Local News 2026 ” from Northwestern University, the number of news deserts – counties that have no locally based professional sources of news – grew by 12% this year to 238, as advertising and audiences continued to decline. Though there were dozens of newsrooms started this year, more than two newspapers closed for each outlet launched. Anglin said she has had success convincing more funders to support Press Forward, which launched in 2023 through donations from the John S.