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Fort Payne NSDAR holds annual awards ceremony
In April, Fort Payne Chapter NSDAR held its annual awards ceremony, recognizing recipients from area middle schools and high schools as DAR Good Citizens;...
Lustgarten Walk returns July 17
ANN ZEDIKER, ADDIE TEDROW and JENNIFER TEDROW are enthusiastic about the success of local efforts that grow each year for pancreatic research during the...
American Legion presents 2022 Citizen of the Year
Recognizing that Steve Strickland spends the majority of his time helping others, the Naperville American Legion Post 43 has selected the honorable Veteran as...
Experimax Naperville specializes in repairing and selling certified, pre-owned Apple products
Experimax Naperville, one of the event sponsors at the Earth Day Fair in April, specializes in repairing and selling certified, pre-owned Apple products including...
Naperville Fine Art and Artisan Fair is set for June 25-26
The Naperville Fine Art and Artisan Fair 2022 will be held June 25 and 26 on the beautiful grounds of Naper Settlement, a 13-acre...
Comfort and convenience for your décor projects
Colbert Custom Framing & Art Printing provides a number of comfortable, convenient, and creative options for your custom framing and art printing projects.
Comfortable In-Person...
LCFS of Illinois and 360 Youth Services reach agreement, 360 welcomes new executive director
In early April, the leadership team of Lutheran Child and Family Services of Illinois (LCFS) announced their agreement to bring 360 Youth Services under...
Noon Lions prepare to conduct vision screenings
Dr. Katie Hertzberg, Dr. Mark Rafferty and Dr. Michael Russell, members of Naperville Noon Lions Club, conducted PreKindergarten Vision Screening for School District 203...
Real places inspired best-known attractions in Naperville
More than a few times, PN has referenced a stone monument along the Riverwalk engraved with a poem titled "What We Need." The stone...
The Naperville Salute returns to downtown Naperville July 1-4
Naperville’s Independence Day landscape just got a bit more patriotic, as family festival fun returns to Rotary Hill in early July – The 2nd...
Photo Gallery: Naperville Responds Strength and Honor Lunch 4/26/2022
Thirteen years ago, Naperville Responds for Veterans hosted its first breakfast at the Judd Kendall VFW Post 3873. Spearheaded by Navy Veteran Jack Persin,...
2022 Easter egg hunts around Naperville
Update / During the 2022 Safety Town Hoppy Easter, youngsters had a chance to meet and greet the Easter Bunny, pet live lop-eared rabbits...
Naperville Food Truck Festival returns May 7
The third Naperville Food Truck Festival is set for 1PM to 7PM on Sat., May 7, returning to Naper Settlement, located on 13 acres...
Century Walk: ‘Reading Children’
Somehow April is best known for its showers that bring May flowers. But don’t be “fooled” by COVID or traditional thoughts as April is...
Colbert Custom Framing & Art Printing: The right source for corporate art and framing
Yes, Colbert Custom Framing & Art Printing is known for preserving memories and beautifying clients’ homes with excellent designs, products, and services for custom...
Sing along now… ‘It might as well be spring!’
Moser Tower is home to a 72-bell carillon, a pitched percussion instrument played on a keyboard high in the cabin of the tower. All...
Photo Gallery: WSI St. Patrick’s Day Parade 3/12/2022
With the thermometer reading 12 degrees at 10AM on Saturday, March 12, the West Suburban Irish St. Patrick's Dat Parade Route along Mill Street...
Upcoming spring events at Naper Settlement
Naper Settlement presents the following events and programs during March and April 2022. From now through March, the museum is open Tuesday-Friday from 10AM-4...
Century Walk: ‘Wearing the green’
March is for “wearing the green.” After all, the month’s middle is St. Patrick’s Day when everyone can be Irish, drink green beer, be...
‘P’ is for parade to honor St. Patrick
Updated Post, March 12, 2022 / With the thermometer reading 12 degrees at 10AM, the West Suburban Irish Parade Route along Mill Street was...