75 singers from the United State’s Naval Academy Men’s Glee Club stopped into town for a local performance. The ensemble sang classic tunes, popular hits, and patriotic songs A’Capella style to Naperville residents. The recent concert is just one of many for the group, which travels all over the country during at least six tours each year.
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iAfter more than three months, Cosley Zoo is back open and ready for visitors with all the same animals, but some new restrictions.
iYou’ll have no problems with the heat thanks to a new business in town. You can cool off from the summer heat with a shaved ice treat at Sno Problems.
iNorth Central College’s Athletic Department released a statement July 1 on its plans to become more diverse and inclusive, outlining five key steps.
iNaperville non-profit organization, Wheels for All, donated 21 bikes to low-income families who aren’t able to afford their own.
iA Naperville man has turned himself in after being charged with 14-counts related to the possession and distribution of child pornography.
iA Naperville mother found comfort in baking and decorating cookies after her son was born with congenital heart disease, leading to Lolly’s Home Kitchen.
iThe AtWater subdivision held their first annual Fourth of July Celebrations with a drive-thru for healthcare workers, chalk art, and home decorations.
iFireworks thrown into a recycle bin caused a fire in the garage of a home on July 4. There were no injuries and the house was deemed habitable.
iA coalition of five Fox Valley community organizations have given out nearly $600,000 in grants to local agencies supporting basic human needs.
iSafe DuPage kicked off Fourth of July with the “Celebrating Naperville’s Heroes” rally to celebrate our country and the work of local law enforcement.