Barraco's

The restaurant that burned down Sept. 24, 2016, has been rebuilt at 3701 W. 95th St. in Evergreen Park.

The organizer of the Mount Greenwood pub crawl July 8 said the event will support a police charity.

Alcohol was flowing last week for the first time on the strip that has been dry since the 1920s.

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The Mount Greenwood restaurant will donate 15 percent of all sales from 5-8 p.m. Sunday to the charity.

Joshua Mercer grew up in Beverly and has returned home to launch his business.

Construction on the kitchen at 2105 W. 95th St. began Friday, just as Advance Auto Parts opened.

No one was injured in the fire at the popular restaurant, which also has a location in Mt. Greenwood.

Barraco's will transform the former Beverly library into a banquet hall and small carry-out restaurant.

Street pole banners and a Facebook page are part of a unified effort encouraging folks to shop local.

The year was marked with tragedy and triumph for 19th Ward residents.

Enough neighbors have signed a petition to lift the ban on alcohol sales for the property.

Barraco's would like to build a banquet hall in the former library building but needs a liquor license.

The restaurant chain wants to open a banquet facility, but needs neighbors to approve a liquor license.

An open house celebration for the Rev. Tom McCarthy and the Rev. Bernie Scianna will be on Saturday.