PN Ombudsman
An ombudsman is Scandinavian in origin dating back to Viking times; and refers to a community representative; usually acting independently on behalf of an organization, body of elected officials, or civic group. Thanks Scandinavia for inventing ombudsman.
Naper Settlement’s Wedding Showcase is Saturday
Businesses from every niche of the wedding industry, including photographers, caterers, florists, musicians, and more will help couples plan their big day at Naper Settlement’s annual Wedding...
Upbeat! with the Naperville Municipal Band
Ann Good Lord has served as emcee for the Naperville Municipal Band for 63 years!
In December 2020, Ann Lord had considered stepping down from...
American Legion Post 43 supports ‘22-A-Day’ awareness campaign
Since last summer, the Naperville American Legion Post 43 has been raising funds to heighten awareness for the “22-A-Day Campaign.” Organizers say the campaign...
Happy 2022 from Naperville Responds For Veterans
Dear Friends of our Veterans,
Times have been tumultuous over the past two years. But Naperville Responds For Veterans, with an all-volunteer Board of Directors,...
Naperville Park District winter outdoor recreation
Naperville Park District offers outdoor winter sports locations throughout the community. These facilities are free and open to the public; however, they are weather...
Local governments meet
Municipal governing and taxing bodies welcome your input. All meetings of local government bodies are open to the public and provide time for public...
Photo Gallery: Naperville Municipal Band Holiday Concert 12/19/21
The Naperville Municipal Band wrapped up its 2021 performance season on Sun., Dec. 19, with its annual Holiday Concert at Wentz Concert Hall on...
Naperville dentist recognized for excellence in Mini Dental Implant procedure
At the 20th International Academy of Mini Dental Implants held recently in Nashville, Dr. Joseph Haselhorst was awarded Diplomat Status in the International Academy...
The Naperville Salute returns July 1-4
Naperville Responds For Veterans will host The Naperville Salute, a hometown focused Fourth of July celebration, on July 1-4, 2022. The Salute will be...
Naperville welcomes Belle Tire’s expansion into Chicagoland
Recently the Naperville City Council and local Veterans were well represented when Belle Tire, one of the fastest growing tire and service retailers in...
Century Walk: ‘Grinch’
With all the bustle of the season and the Corona Virus upon us, why not take time to check out the “Grinch” to see...
Upbeat! with the Naperville Municipal Band
For December, take a peek of the recent Naperville Municipal Band Fall Concert, onstage at the Wentz Concert Hall at the Fine Art Center....
Things to do around Naperville this weekend: December 10-12
Friday
Now thru Dec. 28, 2021 / Holiday Light Trolley-La La La - La La La La Tours - (Closed on Christmas) Climb on board...
City Presents KidsMatter Youth Service Awards
Since 1993, the City of Naperville has presented the Youth Service Awards to recognize and honor outstanding volunteer efforts by local Naperville area students...
A banana story
Above / Share creativity, experiences and gratitude every day—and especially during the holidays.
"As a little boy, I remember my mother in the cold winters...
Photo Gallery: Reindeer Road Ribbon Cutting 12/3/2021
Santa Claus and a host of helpers celebrated the opening of Reindeer Road on December 3, 2021 in Naperville. Reindeer Road boasts the world's...
2021 Turkey Trot by the numbers
8AM 11-25-2021 start time
2716 is Chris Wheaton (above)
5,435 Total Turkey Trot Entries
4,758 Official Finishers
14 minutes 41 seconds was time...
Century Walk: ‘Heartland Harvest’
November brings us Thanksgiving Day as it has since before we were a United Nation. Now it is officially held on the fourth Thursday...
Edward Foundation’s annual Big Gig goes virtual, Nov. 29 to Dec. 2
Update, Nov. 18, 2021 / From Keith Hartenberger, System Director, Public Relations, Edward-Elmhurst Health: Thanks for posting the story about the Big Gig. However,...
Our National Bird
Fact is, the Second Continental Congress selected the Bald Eagle as the U. S. National Symbol on June 20, 1782. Known for strength and...
