Outdoor Riverwalk Fine Art Fair to be virtual event this year More than 30 artists from around the country will participate in the Naperville Art League's 35th annual Riverwalk Art...
The Will County Clerk's Office plans to set up eight secure boxes at locations around the country for voters who want to drop off their completed vote-by-mail ballots for the...
Naperville student awarded $3,000 college scholarship Naperville resident Jhalin Scott is the recipient of a $3,000 Bright Future Scholarship to Western Governors University. The scholarship is open to new students...
Sunday's Kite Fly canceled because of COVID-19 concerns The Naperville Park District Kite Fly event scheduled for Sunday has been canceled because of the elevated COVID-19 positivity rate in Will...
Creating affordable housing the best thing the city can do At the Aug. 5 Naperville City Council meeting, many speakers presented their views on subjects such as short-term rentals and...
Work on section of Riverway Trail starts Monday Maintenance work on about 600 feet of the DuPage Riverway Trail east of the Washington Street and Redstart Road intersection begins Monday,...
Double-standard at play on issues of race I found it fascinating that in a discussion about race, columnist Jerry Davich and his friend Eldridge Brown question if President Trump is...
Thinking flawed in fight to return kids to classrooms This letter provides additional information and perspective to the letter to the editor by Charles Stone published on Aug. 2 regarding...
Aug. 18 carillon concert to honor Chuck Seidel Chuck Seidel, a founding member of the Millennium Carillon Foundation, will be honored Aug. 18 during the final concert of the carillon...
Redzic assumes job as new DuPage PADS president April Redzic has been appointed the new president and CEO of DuPage PADS, succeeding Carol Simler, who retired from the agency this...