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This year’s North Central College’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Prayer Breakfast, fell fittingly on the 60th anniversary of his visit to the campus.

Crime Stoppers is offering up to $1000 reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for acts of vandalism in Naperville on Dec. 28.

The Naperville Fire Department’s Deputy Chief Amy Scheller is a lifelong learner and continues to develop her ability to manage the department.

Metea Valley’s vocational program matches special needs students with a job and one of the high school’s partners is Tabor Hills.

Neuqua Valley hosted the VEX Robotics Competition where students from District 204 and other Illinois schools went head to head in this year’s game.

The Naperville Area Homeowners Confederation hosted a legislative roundtable to discuss Illinois property taxes and state legislative maps.

The Morton Arboretum’sEnchanted Railroad is back for another year where kids can see the ten trains following their route and two new displays.

District 204 officially introduced Dr. Adrian Talley as the newest superintendent, and community members got a chance to meet with him.

Classic Cinemas is hosting their “Predict the Oscars” contest this year and you can cast your vote when you stop by Ogden 6 for a chance to win some prizes.

Naperville City Councilman Kevin Coyne launches Safe DuPage after recent gun violence incidents in DuPage County.

At the latest Planning and Zoning meeting commissioners voted to approve a full service firestone despite some concerns by community members.

There’s a sweet new place called Cinnaholic opening up in Downtown Naperville.