Media › River Forest mans second act brings fitness programs to people with special needs

2025-05-12 21:41:47| Chicago Tribune news - Business

Mike Bevan, of River Forest launched Special Strong of Western Chicagoland, which brings adaptive fitness programs to area gyms.

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