Hurricane Florence hit the east coast last month and caused widespread damage. One of Naperville’s own firefighters went there to provide aid to the locals.

The top candidates vying for DuPage County Clerk and Sheriff recently held their first debate.

The Forest Preserve District of DuPage County recently heard more public interest in the Greene Farm Barn.

Four women are running for a seat on the DuPage County Board to represent District 5.

A long-discussed musical park will soon be covering to the Riverwalk.

A League of Women Voters of Naperville debate night put candidates head-to-head.

At their most recent meeting, Naperville City Council heard a report on the 2018 Electric Rate Study.

Old Nichols Library is getting properly restored with a new multi-use development to surround it.

A young cancer fighter got not one but two special spaces created for him and his brothers.

Naperville’s Test Track was recently the site of a Cars.com sedan challenge.

The Lima Lima is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.

There are many unseen heroes within the Naperville police and fire departments and one of them has just retired.

Ben and Jerry’s created a new flavor for Illinois 14th Congressional District candidate Lauren Underwood.

The Morton Arboretum is helping area residents get in the fall spirit.

A few Naperville teens got some presidential and mayoral recognition.

Little Friends is empowering its clients in a colorful way.

Kids got a chance to get hands on with some creepy crawlers at the Knoch Knolls Nature Center.

Students and mentors came together to discuss the early ideas for their businesses.

Naperville North High School was recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School and board member Terry Fielden announced his retirement from the board.

A new North Central scholarship will let international students they’re welcome here.

Students and faculty members at Brookdale Elementary School painted rocks to create a path outside the school’s entrance.

The District 203 board recently discussed a controversial new resolution proposed by a down state district about school safety.

The District 204 School Board recently discussed the teacher shortage facing the state.

A guest speaker in District 204 taught parents how to help their kids become “victimproof.”

Flu season is right around the corner and the first step to staying healthy is getting your flu shot.

Edward Hospital celebrated its 2000th set of multiples taken care of in their facility.

The DuPage County Health Department has collected a staggering 100,000 pounds of prescription drugs.

After rabid bats were recently found in Will County, it’s important to know how to react if you come in contact with these wild animals.

The annual DuPage County Senior Fair showcased many services available to area seniors.

The Naperville Park District board banned tobacco products from parks after a 6-1 vote.

Opioid use in the workplace was the focus at the latest Naperville Chamber of Commerce luncheon.

How to beat the summer sun to keep your skin safe.

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5th Avenue redevelopment project gets city advocate and is put on hold, dyslexia simulation at 95th Street Library and an award for the park district.

D203 board votes to oppose a resolution that would support arming teachers, the forest preserve plans to create a committee for the Greene Barn, and girls tennis qualifiers.

Maintenance on warning sirens, a possible addition to the holiday lights program, and boys and girls state golf tournament results.

The park district approved the sale of $11.5 million in bonds, check out the glass pumpkin patch this weekend, and what to know about the Tom Schlegel 5K Run on Sunday.

COD President is leaving, Benet grad will spend 30 hours in a coffin, and disaster relief efforts in our area to help those affected by hurricanes.

345 properties in Naperville still have lead water lines, discount on flood insurance for unincorporated DuPage County residents and DVC boys soccer championship.

Temporary utility work has begun on a section of North Aurora Road, District 203 will transition to the ALICE school safety plan, and boys and girls golfers head to state.

Free ice cream at the Dandelion Fountain, curbside leaf collection begins, and a big weekend in high school football.