In 1875, Oswald’s Pharmacy opened its doors in Naperville. The local business is celebrating 145 years in Naperville and its’ history is on display in a new exhibit.
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Council to Discuss Conflicts of Interest
At its next meeting, Naperville City Council will discuss adopting new policies to better outline what conflicts of interest are on the dais.
Edward Hospital Receives National Award for Pediatrics
Edward Hospital received a national award, 2020 Guardian of Excellence Award, for outstanding achievement in pediatrics.
DAC Votes to De-Commission, Improve Streetscape in 2021
The Downtown Advisory Commission recommended transitioning to a task force and starting Downtown Streetscape Improvements in 2021.
Reward Offered in Naperville Armed Robbery Case
Naperville Crime Stoppers is offering up to $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in an armed robbery of 2 workers that took place on November 9.
Holiday Guidelines | DAC Recommendations | TEDxNaperville Event
IDPH updated its holiday safety guidelines, DAC recommended starting streetscape improvements in 2021, and TEDxNaperville is hosting a virtual speaker showcase
IDPH Safe Holiday Guidelines ‘Healthy Holidays to You’
The Illinois Department of Public Health has introduced ‘Healthy Holidays to You’ to provide safety guidelines for conducting holiday gatherings.
Edward COVID-19 Cases Top 90 | D203 Postpones Hybrid | Underwood Gains Ground
Edward Hospital treating over 90 patients with COVID-19 cases, D203 postpones hybrid learning til next year and Lauren Underwood gains ground in 14th District race.
Districts 203 and 204 Postpone Winter Basketball Season
Prep basketball will not be played in districts 203 or 204 after both announce they have sided with Governor Pritzker and the IDPH.
Naperville City Councilman Kevin Coyne Will Not Seek Reelection
Naperville City Councilman Kevin Coyne announced on Facebook he will not seek reelection to Naperville City Council. His current term expires in 2021.
North Central Remains In-Person; Extends Suspension of Athletic Activities
Due to rising positive cases of COVID-19 in the Naperville area, North Central has announced it will extend the suspension of all athletics
D203 Delays Hybrid Learning Until Next Year & Postpones Basketball
Naperville School District 203 will delay their hybrid learning plan until next year, and have postponed their basketball season.