All Stories from October 14, 2021
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After Hours: Lauren Buchanan & Associates
Oct 20, 2021 4:40 PM - The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated a ribbon cutting for the opening of Lauren A. Buchanan & Associates, P.C. in Naperville. The personal injury firm recently relocated from the Chicago loop to the historic Fifth Avenue Station in Naperville and serves injured plaintiffs throughout northern Illinois. The event was attended by esteemed ambassadors and community members, as well as civic leaders. Councilman Benny White represented the City of Naperville and Christina Caton Kitchel represented the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce. -
Harper's NaNoWriMo course produces new author
Oct 18, 2021 11:19 AM - National Novel Writing Month challenges writers of all ages, experiences and backgrounds to write 50,000 words during November. In 2020, more than 500,000 people participated in the programs, facilitated by libraries, bookstores and educational institutions such as Harper College. -
Bike into autumn to see fall colors, noteworthy architecture around the suburbs
Oct 17, 2021 10:14 AM - Autumn is a great time to plan a fall color ride or to sign up for an architectural tour that will give you a glimpse of noteworthy homes in historic districts. -
No. 4 Oklahoma takes QB controversy into matchup with TCU
Oct 15, 2021 4:44 PM - Caleb Williams replaced preseason All-American Spencer Rattler at quarterback and rallied Oklahoma to a 55-48 victory against Texas last week
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Relatives make painstaking searches for Mexico's missing
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Southern Baptist leader resigns amid rifts over sex abuse
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Four area Wausau Homes builders merge
Oct 15, 2021 2:57 PM - Wausau Homes North Aurora, an industry leader in custom home building, has announced it will begin operating under the name Wausau Homes Chicago after its merger with two other suburban builders. -
Murray, 5-0 Cardinals visit Browns, good friend Mayfield
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As the temps drop, suburban restaurants adapt outdoor dining options
Oct 15, 2021 12:48 PM - As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, suburban restaurants are providing novel spaces to dine and drink outside as the temperatures plunge. "There's still a lot of people that don't feel that comfortable (with the pandemic), so they like their own space," says Bien Trucha Group chief business officer Julio Cano. -
Firefighters make progress coralling big California wildfire
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