Naperville robotics teams compete this week at FIRST World Championship
Multiple Naperville-based robotics teams are competing in Houston this week in one of the largest robotics competitions in the world.
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New Tacoville fest at Naper Settlement bringing a little street flavor to Naperville
A new Latin-inspired food and music festival, Tacoville, will be held June 5-7 at Naper Settlement in Naperville.
Naperville Park Board ready to OK $9.58 million contract for Frontier activity center
Wight & Co. is expected to be hired next month to oversee construction of Naperville's new Frontier activity center and indoor pools.
Overnight parking ban changes to be reviewed by Naperville panel
The Naperville City Council wants the Transportation Advisory Board to look at the city's overnight parking ban before it's changed.
City funding not enough to keep India Day parade, fest in Naperville, organizers say
India Day organizers say they will move their parade, fest to another town after Naperville council fails to OK funding request.
Painted Tree Boutique vendors say they’re out money after business suddenly closes
Some vendors at Painted Tree Boutiques in Naperville say they're owed a lot of money by the company, which has filed for bankruptcy.
Naperville event pairing college students and senior residents returns Saturday
Following the success of its first intergenerational dialogue, Naperville’s “Connecting Across the Generations” returns Saturday.
Beidelman Furniture closure announcement stirs up memories: ‘I naively imagined it would never go away’
The decision to close Beidelman Furniture store in downtown Naperville after 165 years tied to owners' ages, competition.
Beidelman Furniture closing this month after 165 years in downtown Naperville
Beidelman Furniture, the oldest business in Naperville and DuPage County, will shut its doors on April 29, its owners announced.
Naperville library board hears renewed push for parking deck at Nichols Library
Supporters of a downtown parking deck brought their case to the library board, arguing the strained parking supply is causing frustation.