Now that it’s past memorial day, it’s officially summer. However, one local veteran is hoping everyone continues to remember and appreciate all those individuals – and their families – who’ve made tremendous sacrifices for our freedoms.
If you know someone who demonstrates on-going acts of kindness or perhaps initiated a one-time special good deed, we invite you to nominate them!
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A Naperville man who owns and operates local Chick-Fil-A, says he’s doing his best to make his work place one where all employees feel appreciated.
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With football through the Naperville Middle Schools switching to flag, tackle programs like the Naperville Chargers offer the chance for kids to prepare for tackle football at the high school level.
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Story Sunday explores the innagural flag football season to see what the players, coaches, and high school coaches think about the new direction.
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After falling one point shy a year ago, the Naperville Chargers Junior High Unlimited team won the Mid American Regional Championship to qualify for Nationals in Orlando, Florida. An 11 game winning streak and the heartbreak of last season helped turned the team into a family.
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In our segment “Healthy Driven Hero,” we meet some of the unsung heroes behind Edward Hospital.
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We visit Shyft pilates studio to learn about the exercise that millions swear by around the world.
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Owen Lindmark is one of several local hockey players who now find themselves playing along side some of the NHL’s brightest stars in the Chicago Pro Hockey League.
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Sienna McEneaney has been training at Ultimate Ninjas gym in Naperville since it opened in 2017. The hard work for the Scullen Middle School student paid off when Sienna was selected to compete on the first season of American Ninja Warrior Junior in Los Angeles.