Naperville News 17

An Australian restaurant is bringing their take on Mexican cuisine to America with their first U.S. Guzman y Gomez location opening in Naperville.

At the latest Planning and Zoning meeting commissioners unanimously voted to approve River Main.

igh Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is a quick, yet effective way to fit in exercise when you’re pressed for time as it only a half hour or less.

A Waubonsie Valley High School sophomore student landed herself on Ellen after a viral video shows her in an act of kindness.

After 23 years, DuPagePads will have a new leader. Carol Simler is retiring from the her position as DuPagePads president and CEO effective June 30, 2020.

Councilman John Krummen and DuPage County Board Member Dawn DeSart hosted the forum to have an open discussion and hear from expert panelists.

A recent spike in flu cases has Naperville residents concerned about how to stay flu-free as flu season approaches this winter.

A former NCHS Student’s memory lives on in the form of a gift card drive benefiting those who need it most.

The Forest Preserve District of DuPage County hosted their Volunteer Open House where attendees learned about their programs and volunteer opportunities.

The DuPage Children’s Museum has reimagined two of their exhibits for their youngest learners.

The Naperville Public Library recently launched an app to make their spaces more accessible to those with disabilities.

The new year marks a good time to evaluate the state of DuPage County. County Board Chairman Dan Cronin reviews 2019 and looks ahead to the coming year.