Keith Cross is announced as new Aurora police chief, Edward Hospital frontline workers to be Grand Marshal at Labor Day Parade, and Naper Nights returns.
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Complaints to IDNR Prompts Petition Urging Officials to Save Public Access to DuPage River
Plainfield residents’ complaints about people using the DuPage River have prompted a petition to circulate to keep public access to the river.
District 203 Parents Voice Opinions on Masks at School
As the start of the upcoming school year gets closer, one thing on parents’ minds is whether their kids will need to wear masks at school.
Naperville’s YMCA Welcomes New Leadership
The Naperville YMCA Board of Directors says it hopes new leadership will advance the YMCA mission across the western suburbs.
D203 E-Learning Plan | Glen Ekey Plaque Dedication | Ninja Teen Competitor
D203 considers e-learning plan, Naperville Park District to honor Glen Ekey with plaque, local teen on American Ninja Warrior and library Olympics.
Edward’s Frontline Workers to be Grand Marshal of Labor Day Parade
The Naperville Jaycees announced that Edward Hospital’s frontline workers will be the Grand Marshal of the 2021 Labor Day Parade.
Metea Students Provide Free STEM Learning Through Panda Learning
Two Metea Valley High School rising seniors are helping their fellow students with STEM learning through their organization, Panda Learning.
DCHD Moving Vaccine Clinic | Sanitary Sewer Smoke Testing | Book Drive
DCHD is moving its clinic to its health center, the city will be performing smoke testing, and Anderson’s and Bridge Communities partnership.
First “Dinner Under the Justin Wegner Scoreboard”
In honor of Justin Wegner, his family and the community came together for the “Dinner Under the Justin Wegner Scoreboard.”
Knox Garden Walk 2021 in Naperville
Now in its fourth year, the garden walk gave the community a chance to take in the natural beauty and get advice from other homeowners.
IDPH Adopts CDC’s School Guidance on COVID-19 Prevention
The IDPH is adopting updated COVID-19 prevention guidance for K-12 schools from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
North Central College Names First Chief Diversity Officer
Dr. Rebecca Gordon will be using feedback from students and staff to see how the college can improve and help identify systemic barriers.