Posts By: 37172pwpadmin

It’s back to school for all of District 204’s students.

A local teacher recently did some summer learning of her own.

The old Nichols Library just moved another step closer toward becoming a landmark.

In August 2013, the town’s founder arrived back home in the form of a larger-than-life sculpture. Hundreds gathered for a public ceremony at the corner of Jefferson Avenue and Mill Street, where a statue of Joe Naper was unveiled.

Naperville residents travel hundreds of miles to catch totality in eclipse 2017.

After a 10-month renovation, the First Division Museum at Cantigny Park is reopening to the public.

The lawn of Naper Settlement was filled with more than 1,400 people, ready to take in an amazing solar sight.

Naperville North students grabbed their eclipse glasses and headed to the stadium to take in some super solar views.

Naperville teen’s legacy remembered as Drive for Life Act is passed.

Old Naperville Day took over a part of Chicago Avenue for a good cause and a lot of fun.

Walk with Compassion is raising funds one step at a time.