Author: Angela Hager

“It’s a romantic comedy,” says director Eric Ustian, “It’s based off of a book. It’s actually a book called ‘Most Guys Are Losers” and I met the book author. And as fate would have it, when I met the book author, he had his daughter’s boyfriend in town, and he was meeting them for the…

An American flag folding ceremony was held at the Naperville Judd Kendall VFW Post 3873. “Well, it started out with the very large flag that was replaced by a new one at the side of city hall,” said James Oftedal, Honor Guard Commander.  “And we didn’t know that that was done until we were told…

The Naperville Fine Arts and Artisan Fair took place once again at Naper Settlement. Presented by the Naperville Women’s Club, this free event featured over 100 artists, a free children’s activity tent, a community mural, a silent auction, a balloon artist, a caricature artist, Empty Bowls pottery charity sale, music, food and beverages. The annual…

The Rotary Club of Naperville donated $6,800 to the American Red Cross to help those impacted by the June 20th tornado.

The Rotary Club of Naperville donated $6,800 to the American Red Cross to help those impacted by the June 20th tornado.

For Naperville Residents unaffected by last night’s tornado who want to help with clean-up efforts, they can contact the City of Naperville at 630–305-5340.

For Naperville Residents unaffected by last night’s tornado who want to help with clean-up efforts, they can contact the City of Naperville at 630–305-5340.

Owen Perkins is the owner of Naperville’s own Central Vacuum on 5th Avenue, and he’s also the owner of over 50 vintage vacuums and other retro relics.

Owen Perkins is the owner of Naperville’s own Central Vacuum on 5th Avenue, and he’s also the owner of over 50 vintage vacuums and other retro relics.

People are spending a little more time indoors, but that doesn’t mean you have to stare at screens all day. Hands on activities like tabletop gaming and sewing are making a comeback.

People are spending a little more time indoors, but that doesn’t mean you have to stare at screens all day. Hands on activities like tabletop gaming and sewing are making a comeback.