The state minimum wage increased to $10 per hour today. Here’s what that means for workers and businesses in the Naperville area.
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Three More Naperville Businesses Close
Coronavirus, water damage and construction are causing three more Naperville businesses are closing their doors while another is relocating to Aurora.
Naperville Sports Weekly Interview Antics 2020
Our Fall and Winter Sport Athletes helped keep the Naperville Sports Weekly staff entertained during interviews this year!
Pace Bus Changing Policies to Keep Riders Safe
Though Pace buses never stopped running during the stay-at-home order, they had to make some major changes to how they operated.
Minimum Wage Boost | COVID-19 Plasma Donors Registry | Illegal Fireworks Complaints
Minimum wage is now $10 after a 75-cent boost, Naperville company creates COVID-19 Plasma Donors Registry, and illegal fireworks complaints.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
President and CEO of the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce Kaylin Risvold and guests discuss Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
Chamber Spotlight: Michael D. Blanton
In this Chamber Spotlight segment, we meet NACC Board of Directors member Michael D. Blanton, Managing Director at BMO Private Bank.
Young Naperville Singers
Young Naperville Singers is a premier community-based children’s choral organization located Naperville that includes singers from all over Chicago’s western suburbs.
Naperville Diamonds Return to the Field
The Naperville Diamonds are returning to the field amid the COVID-19 pandemic with new practices and a new sense of appreciate for the sport.
Police Arrest Man Who Confronted Protestors With A Baseball Bat
Thomas Ruiz is charged with two counts of Aggravated Assault using a deadly weapon (baseball bat) after he appeared to threaten a group of protestors.
Home Invasion | Park District Meetings | Edward-Elmhurst Recognition
A Naperville man was arrested on home invasion charges, the park district is returning to in-person board meetings, and Edward-Elmhurst Health receives some honors.
NACC Hosts Listening Session About Race and Affecting Lasting Change
The NACC hosted a listening session. The goal was to hear public concerns about race and how the chamber can help affect lasting change.