The community gathered at the Dandelion Fountain in Downtown Naperville last night for a vigil in honor of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Will County Reopens Indoor Dining | Jerry Harris Arrested | Noon Whistle Opens
Region 7, which includes Will County, can reopen indoor dining today, Netflix ‘Cheer’ star Jerry Harris has been arrested, and Noon Whistle Brewing opens.
Cutting the Ribbon on New-Look Knoch Park
The park district and District 203 opened Knoch Park yesterday, with turf athletic fields, pickleball and tennis courts, and a NCHS Girls’ Softball field.
Region 7, Will County to Return to Phase 4 Guidelines
After more than three weeks with special COVID-19 restrictions, Will County’s region will return to standard Restore Illinois Phase 4 guidelines effective 5 p.m. today.
Mental Health and Remote Learning
Remote learning can prove quite challenging. However, there are steps you and your children can take to maintain good mental (and physical) health.
Red Arrow Tap Room to Convert to Tapville Social
Red Arrow Tap Room will be converting into Tapville Social in October 2020, with expanded spirit, cocktail and wine offerings and a revamped menu.
P&Z Commission Unanimously Approves Ram West Plan
Forty-five town homes may be built on Little Friends’ property after Naperville’s Planning and Zoning Commissioners approved Ram West Capital’s plan.
10-Year Old Donates Fairy Baskets Money to Local Businesses
10-year old Jane Temple has spent her summer selling homemade fairy baskets, and now she’s using her profits to help local businesses.
Alarming Rise in DuPage County Suicides, Says Coroner
DuPage County Coroner Richard Jorgensen is reporting an alarming rise in the number of suicides in DuPage County in the first six months of 2020.
Region 7 Under 6.5% Benchmark | Townhome Plan For Little Friends’ Passes | Original Rainbow Cone in Naperville
Region 7 positivity rate drops under 6.5%, townhomes for Little Friends’ land approved by planning and zoning and Original Rainbow Cone in Naperville.
Update on City Finances Shows Some Revenue Increases
The COVID-19 pandemic’s financial toll on the City of Naperville might not be as bad as originally projected, based on a presentation by city staff.
COVID-19: For Better, Worse or Divorce
Divorce rates are on the rise this year as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dana Michelle talks with several guests familiar with the divorce process.