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With the pandemic keeping everyone at home and the future of live music performances unclear, Purple Dog Records and Sound Summit decided to work together in harmony.

The Illinois High School Association (IHSA) has made the long-awaited announcement for it’s 2020-2021 athletic year, moving three sports to the spring.

Indian Prairie School District 204 announced today they will propose to delay the D204 To Consider Delaying The Start Of School Year year to September 3.

Naperville’s Jefferson Ave. will close to traffic between Main & Washington this weekend for summer sidewalk sales and Jefferson Avenue Dining Pavilion.

Governor J.B. Pritzker announced new restriction guidelines for youth and adult sports across the state of Illinois beginning August 15th.

After moving to e-learning in the spring, North Central College is planning a return to campus for the student body for the upcoming fall semester.

Recent Waubonsie Valley graduate Jack Cannon worked on a short film, “Why We Protest”, which was recently accepted to the Burbank International Film Festival

Naperville has been named 2020’s top city in the country to raise a family and was awarded best public schools in America by the website niche.com

The Alive Center has hired a Latina to help with its Spanish-speaking community. Adilene Rubio, is the center’s newest Drop-In Coordinator.

Oswego resident and World War II Veteran Laird Hettrich turned 97 last week. To celebrate, his family arranged for current Air Force members to come out and honor Laird’s service.

Naperville School District 203 announced they will be postponing the start of the upcoming 2020-2021 school year from August 20 to September 1.