Column: Measles makes the case for locating proof of vaccination
That little childhood vaccination card you tucked away might suddenly become very important.
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Column: Meta settlement important step toward a ‘social media reckoning’
This big win against a tech giant is great, but we can't just hand our children a device, turn on a parental control setting and call it good.
Column: Dolly Parton’s legacy lives on in Fox Valley through children’s books
The legendary entertainer's Imagination Library partnership with United Way has delivered thousands of titles to kids in Kane and Kendall counties.
Column: After 16 years, annual Alley Art Festival in Aurora coming to an end on Saturday
The final Alley Art Festival will take place this Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. on Water Street Mall and Downer Place in downtown Aurora.
Column: Recall referendum issue seems like Laesch vs. Irvin round two
Apparently, Aurora has slipped into a political version of “Back to the Future.”
Column: Memoir reveals tragic story of domestic violence murder
Plano resident Nichole Yunger recently published a deeply-personal memoir about the 2016 murder of her sister Laura in McHenry.
Column: Foundation looking for funds and volunteers to help restore historic Aurora schoolhouse
Built in 1918 on land donated by pioneers Anna and James Brown, the 1,500-square-foot Big Woods School near Butterfield Road served children in the Big Woods/Marmion area until 1963, when...
Column: Father’s disappearance, mother’s strength shaped Kane County’s top prosecutor
There is a compelling reason behind the huge smile Kane County State’s Attorney Jamie Mosser immediately gave to Lorna Smith at the conclusion of the recent sentencing of Prince Cunningham.
Column: As it turns 60, Waubonsee Community College positioning itself as hub of community
An anniversary celebration Aug. 22 on its Sugar Grove campus will focus on Waubonsee Community College's past, present and future.
Column: Wayside breaks ground on new urban youth center in Montgomery
The approximately 10,000-square-foot center, which will be completed next summer by Sequoia General Contracting, will include classrooms, a multi-purpose room, gymnasium and kitchen, with the idea of adding sports fields...