All business are being hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, but Homewood and Flossmoor residents are doing what they can to help all our small businesses in survive the crisis.
The Chronicle is no exception. We saw advertising revenues drop for our April print edition and we expect May and June, at least, will be difficult months.
All business are being hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, but Homewood and Flossmoor residents are doing what they can to help all our small businesses in survive the crisis.
The Chronicle is no exception. We saw advertising revenues drop for our April print edition and we expect May and June, at least, will be difficult months.
With the publication of its November issue, the Homewood-Flossmoor Chronicle marks a full year of bringing a local print newspaper to the H-F community. This issue will include a special section, a Holiday Guide including a list of holiday events. Copies will be available Thursday at local businesses and Homewood and Flossmoor libraries.
On Tuesday the Homewood-Flossmoor Chronicle will celebrate its first birthday. After publishing for a year, we thought it was about time we introduced ourselves.
