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Naperville’s North Central College has rated once again among America’s Best Colleges, as ranked by U.S. News & World Report. Repeat Performance This is the 28th consecutive year that North Central College has made it onto the list. This year North Central got the number 17 slot in the Best Regional Universities Midwest Category. That’s… Read more »
Issues related to Naperville’s downtown design standards recently bubbled back up to the surface as city officials questioned a property owner’s actions on a color scheme outside a previously prescribed palette. But after discussion, the Planning and Zoning Commission decided cosmetics company Benefit will be able to maintain its pink exterior color scheme. Commissioners on… Read more »
North Central Football Returns North Central Football is back! The Cardinals quest to advance to a third consecutive Stagg Bowl, hopefully with a different outcome this time, began with a trip to Crawfordsville, Indiana and Wabash College for the teams’ first meeting since a dominant North Central playoff victory in 2019. Brad Spencer took charge… Read more »
A new era of Waubonsie Valley High Schools past is upon us. The school unveiled a new mural inside the Auditorium and Athletics entrance. The mural is dedicated to the Potawatomi tribe and Chief Waubonsie who settled on the land that the school now occupies. A New Idea Five-years ago a Waubonsie Valley student, Natalie… Read more »
A whole lot of fun is rolling into the Fort Hill Activity Center parking lot in Naperville for the 23rd annual Wonderful World of Wheels. The event will be hosted by the Naperville Park District and presented by Woody Buick GMC on September 19. Free Hands-On Event The free event gives kids a chance to… Read more »
Naperville Hit and Run On Thursday morning, a 10-year-old boy was injured after being struck by a car while riding his bicycle at the intersection of Coach Drive and Bailey Road. The incident occurred around 7:55 a.m. The boy was taken to a local hospital for treatment of significant, but non-life-threatening injuries, according to a… Read more »
As October inches closer, Naper Settlement in Naperville is preparing for the return of All Hallows Eve. The annual event has been a fixture at the museum since 2004. New Spooky Fun This time around, there’s a whole new set of spooky fun to be had. Guests may face an abduction during Big Nazo’s Alien… Read more »
A 10-year-old boy suffered injuries after being struck by a car today while riding his bicycle at the intersection of Bailey Road and Coach Drive. Boy Taken To Hospital The incident happened around 7:55 a.m. The Naperville Fire Department transported the boy to a local hospital for treatment of significant but non-life-threatening injuries. The car… Read more »
Rifle Sales Lawsuit A Naperville gun shop owner along with the National Association for Gun Rights have filed a lawsuit against the City of Naperville for its new ordinance banning sales of certain high powered rifles. Robert Bevis is the owner of Law Weapons & Supply, which is also named as a plaintiff. The lawsuit, filed… Read more »
North Central graduate Mario Vassall was one of two Naperville men featured on ABC’s The Bachelorette this season. And he made a strong impression before being eliminated in week five. A new twist this year sees two bachelorettes giving out roses: Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia. “I’m just the guy from Naperville who took a… Read more »
Fleeing Police Fee At their meeting last night, Naperville City Council passed an ordinance setting a $900 fee for the registered owner of a vehicle that attempts to flee from a police officer. The ordinance was proposed by Chief Jason Arres and the Naperville Police Department to recoup costs from the rise in fleeing and… Read more »
The Morton Arboretum has named Jill C. Koski as its new CEO and president. She will be the fourth leader in the institution’s 100-year history and its first woman in the role. Koski takes over the role from Gerard T. Donnelly, PhD., who is retiring after 32 years of service at the Arboretum. “The Morton… Read more »