Naperville News 17

Despite Governor JB Pritzker implementing enhanced COVID-19 mitigations, some local restaurants continue indoor dining.

The Downtown Advisory Commission, which is made up of business owners, residents, and city officials is at a crossroads.

Friends and family of the late Kim Sandford recently held a Halloween themed blood drive, using a mobile unit to accept donations in front of a spookily decorated house!

Naperville Park District is adjusting to the times and introduced a new event “Halloween Nights Lights”, a drive-thru spooky experience.

Halloween is almost here, and the Naperville Police Department has some safety tips for those heading out to trick-or-treat.

Due to a significant increase in positive cases, North Central’s Athletic Department has decided to suspend all activities until November 6

The IHSA announced it will start the basketball season as scheduled on November 16. This defies the Governor and IDPH recommendations.

The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce held their annual Four Under 40 Achievement Awards, recognizing young professionals in the community.

Naperville City Council heard the first of three 2021 budget presentations and discussed topics like COVID-19, public safety, and leaf collection.

Guidelines for winter sports have been updated by the Governor and Illinois Department of Public Health with basketball now considered high-risk.

Volunteer group, ASEZ, delivered COVID-19 care packages to local first responders at the Naperville police and fire departments.

Just days after enhanced mitigations were put in place the DuPage County board voted to grant $2.5 million to bars and restaurants.