Opioid-related deaths in Chicago’s West and Northwest sides are skyrocketing because of an influx of fentanyl and a lack of social services.
Read MoreOpioid Use Skyrockets on City’s West, Northwest Sides as Fentanyl Arrives and COVID-19 Continues
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Meet Six Organizers Behind the City’s Summer Protests Fighting for Black Liberation
Learn about the organizers from several social justice collectives that took to the streets this summer and were behind many protests, rallies and occupations surrounding the Black Lives Matter movement, including several events in Logan Square.
Read MoreVisit Some Chickens on the Windy City Chicken Coop Tour at These Logan Square Sites
You can meet some new neighborhood feathered friends at the 10th annual Windy City Coop Tour.
Read MoreNew Park Cleanup Effort Calls For Volunteers In Logan, Citywide
A park cleanup initiative has called on civic-minded Chicagoans to help clean up the city’s beloved parks, in Logan and beyond.
Read MoreNew Pizza ‘To Go’ Restaurant Opening in Late July Will Replace Big and Little’s
A new pizza restaurant is slated to move into the former Big and Little’s, making it the sixth pizza joint in the neighborhood.
Read MoreCity Officials and Residents Step Up to Aid Damaged Businesses
City officials, local groups and residents have stepped up to aid damaged businesses.
Read MoreAs Logan Square's Property Tax Continues to Soar, Political Officials Host Community Tax Education and Appeal Workshop
The office of Board of Review Commissioner Mike Cabonargi held a property tax appeal workshop to educate Northwest Side residents on how to appeal their rising 2019 property tax assessments.
Read MoreFirst Ward Sponsors City Budget-Focused Town Hall to Educate Community on Budget
First Ward Alderman Daniel La Spata held a town hall focusing on the City of Chicago’s budget to educate constituents and propose solutions.
Read MoreTree Planting Event Will Bring Fresh Beauty, Urban Vitality to Logan Boulevard
With the assistance of volunteers, Logan Square Preservation will be planting 24 trees in the boulevard on gaps left by those that have naturally expired or been removed by the park district.
Read MoreNew York City Artist Brings His ‘Suckadelic’ Toys to the Neighborhood
If you’re looking for some funny, counter-culture-kitsch, check out The Sucklord during his ‘Old Style’ Art Gallery tour Sept. 21 at Galerie F and Logan Arcade.
Read MoreThe Little-Known History of the Logan Square Catalpa Trees
The catalpas that line the boulevards are among Chicago’s most striking street trees.
Read More35th Ward’s Immigrant-Defense Efforts Expand Across City
Ten ward offices from across the city will model “rapid-response” deportation-defense networks after a program pioneered in Logan Square’s 35th Ward.
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