Southport Corridor Chicago

The former Blue Bayou building has finally sold

Your Southport Corridor for sale home of the day: 4141 N Hermitage Avenue

Tucked away on wide, quiet, one-way street lined with towering, century-old trees, this incredible home sits on massive 37.5 x 165 foot lot, close to the Metra and just steps away from the Southport Corridor.

See the full listing here.

7,200 square feet – what should replace Amazon Books?

Why are Chicago carjackings spiking?

Click the image above for the video from CNN

More shots fired in Lakeview Saturday night

Ald. Tom Tunney calls for more police after woman, 72, shot in Lakeview

Super Southport Food Court replacing Amazon Books, dubbed ‘Southport Express’

Say hello to Orange Julius, Sbarro, Panda Express and Auntie Anne’s to Southport Corridor’s Food Court Express

Statement from Ald. Tom Tunney on this week’s violence in Lakeview

Obvious Shirts opening on Cubs Opening Day

Everyone’s favorite, Obvious Shirts is opening a brick and mortar location two block north of Wrigley at the corner of Grace and Clark. We’re so on board, obviously.

BREAKING: The Obvious Shirts Store is opening on Opening Day!#ObviousShirts https://t.co/MG3kOV1zhB—
OBVIOUS SHIRTS® (@obvious_shirts) March 31, 2022

Opening day for the @Cubs and for @obvious_shirts tomorrow!! I got the sneak peak and it did not disappoint. Corner… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…—
Ian Happ (@ihapp_1) April 06, 2022

Happy Camper donating Wednesday, Thursday and Friday’s sales to the Beltran family

From Happy Camper’s Instagram page, Wednesday – Friday, March 30 – April 1, 2022, sales will directly go to the Beltran family, after Hermilo Beltran was killed during a robbery attempt as he arrived for work.

GoFundMe information for Hermilo Beltran, Happy Camper Wrigleyville victim

Man shot to death behind ‘Happy Camper’ in Wrigleyville; brawl at Dinner and a Show

What we’re reading today from CWB Chicago

A sad weekend in Wrigleyville and Lincoln Park from CWB Chicago.

Man shot to death behind ‘Happy Camper’ in Wrigleyville and Ald. Tunney says, “It doesn’t bode well for the general tone of the entertainment detail in and around Wrigley” according to the Sun-Times.