American Legion Post 43 and Judd Kendall VFW Post 3873 put on the Memorial Day Parade in Downtown Naperville as well as multiple ceremonies.
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Local Business Helps Residents Set Up Vegetable Gardens
Sophia Hasan, owner of garden coaching business Culinary Gardens, helps residents set up and maintain vegetable gardens when spring arrives.
Post-Pandemic Restaurant & Retail Success
Naperville businesses finding post-pandemic restaurant & retail success.
1871 and hub88
1871 and hub88 have joined forces to drive collective acceleration for early-stage founders, growth-stage businesses, and corporate innovators.
DuPage Medical Group Charitable Fund
DuPage Medical Group Charitable Fund giving back to the communities in which they live & work.
Naperville Advisor Recognized on Forbes Top Women Wealth Advisors List
Ruth Doepel, owner of The Doepel Group in Naperville, has been recognized on the Forbes list of America’s Top Women Wealth Advisors.
Frida Kahlo: Timeless Exhibit Features Artists’ Original Work
The largest presentation of Frida Kahlo’s work displayed in the Chicago area in over 40 years will be right here in the suburbs in June.
Centennial Beach Reopens After a Year
Though it was a chilly opening day, some braved the cooler weather for some fun in the sun on the first day of Centennial Beach’s reopening.
$1.5 Million Bail Set for Aurora Suspect in Route 59 Shooting
A $1.5 million bail has been set for a man charged with shooting a rival gang member on May 15 in the 600 block of Route 59 in Naperville.
Morton Arboretum’s New Large-Scale Exhibit Now Open
The Morton Arboretum is now welcoming visitors in to see their newest large-scale art exhibit, Human+Nature.
NCHS Students Share Thoughts on the Future of Feminism
The League of Women Voters recently reached out to a Naperville teacher, asking her to create a video on the future of feminism.
Local Colleges Receive Emergency American Rescue Plan Funding
Several local colleges were recently awarded millions of dollars of emergency funding courtesy of the American Rescue Plan.