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The park district is bringing Santa’s Workshop to the Riverwalk Café this year, giving boys and girls a chance to safely meet St. Nick.

Families who lost a loved one in the past year were able to honor their memory with Friedrich-Jones funeral home this week.

Today is the first day Tier 3 COVID-19 mitigations go into effect. Here’s what that means for the Naperville Park District’s facilities.

Guidepost Montessori is one step closer to being open in downtown Naperville after approval from commissioners.

The first reading of a potential new ordinance concerning conflicts of interest left Naperville City Council divided at its most recent meeting.

Though there was a unanimous consensus that CityGate West seems like a great idea, some expressed doubts about the plan.

Indian Prairie School District 204 will move all students to full remote learning beginning Monday, November 23 and lasting through Friday, January 15.

A Naperville man has been charged as one of seven individuals in a scheme to obtain $16 million of Paycheck Protection Program money.

Despite challenges faced in 2020 due to COVID-19 the Naperville Park District experienced record success this year.

On November 21st 1960, Martin Luther King Jr. came to Naperville. To recognize the 60th anniversary of his visit, Naperville Magazine editor Michelle Dellinger hosted a panel discussion about the historic event.

With the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in Naperville and statewide, Naperville City Council discussed the possibility of a citywide mask mandate.

Due to the rise of COVID-19 cases, the City of Naperville is closing city buildings to the public, starting on Friday November 20th.