Posts By: Angela Hager

Every month in 2021, the League of Women Voters of Naperville is holding  “Living Room Conversations” virtual events. The events aim to have in depth discussion about current issues facing society.

North Central College is starting 2021 with a new partnership in the fight against COVID-19, and a cutting edge saliva based COVID test.

On January 18th 2021, Ann turned 90 and 75 of those 90 years have been spent with the local band, as their mistress of ceremonies.

A group of 4th graders from Elmwood elementary are “mad” about making a difference.

Local business are working together and getting creative to help each other stay in business through this unprecedented time.

Born and raised Naperville native Atusa Freyer, has been writing her whole life, and recently she wrote and self-published her own children’s book “Mommy, Am I?”

Every year the Salvation Army has volunteers ringing bells across the country, to raise money for the non-profit’s yearly budget. Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Aurora Salvation Army has still not met its goal just days before Christmas.

December 13 was the fourth night of Chanukah, and to celebrate the Festival of Lights, Chabad of Naperville made some menorah-mobiles.

Every year holiday lights can shine a little less bright, or not at all and the Naperville Park District will be collecting any of those unwanted holiday lights.

This year Santa has set up shop at the Riverwalk Café, and families can meet him at Santa’s Workshop!

Yesterday Congresswoman Lauren Underwood introduced the “Pandemic Accommodation to Support Students” (PASS) Act to extend critical student loan relief.

On Main Street in Naperville, across the street from Giordano’s, a local line to the North Pole has now been opened at a mailbox made just for sending letters to Santa.