Axel Motola, 14, of West Aurora High School, offers defensive effort against the reverse layup bid by Jaques Kelly, 4, of East Aurora High School in the Lockport Sectional semifinal Wednesday, March 11.
Mooseheart High School’s Latif Adeboyejo, 11, scores on a dunk in a 96-36 victory over Islamic Foundation in the Aurora Christian 1A Regional first round game February 25.
West Aurora High School’s Axel Motola, left, and Kelvin Balfour share a hug after a 56-51 victory Friday, March 6 over visiting Plainfield Central
Jillian Acosta of East Aurora drives against Kai Evans of Bolingbrook High School in the Oswego East Regional championship. East Aurora won, 79-72
Aurora Christian head coach Dan Beebe cuts down the net after the Eagles won the Class 1A Regional championship Friday, Feb. 28.
Current global health concerns will affect our senior population in many ways, not just illness, but in lost opportunities and in isolation, too. Senior Services Associates offers a variety of services for older adults in their facilities. They may be best known for offering congregate dining, but all luncheons have
Voters cast ballots Sunday at the polling place at Vaughan Athletic Center in Aurora for the March 17 primary election.
Evie is a female Lab/Pyranese mix who was born December 24, 2019. Evie loves to run and play with the other dogs in her foster home. She is very smart and with some training, could possibly be a rally dog! She is inclined to learn. She is friendly with small
By Carter Crane East Aurora High School’s boys basketball team used hard-working full-court pressure defense to defeat rival West Aurora, 61-50, in Wednesday’s Lockport Sectional semifinal game this week.. “Our defense was important,” East Aurora head coach Rick Robinson said after the game. “I wasn’t going to let Kelvin Balfour
Receiving honors at the Aurora City Council meeting Tuesday is Mirna Lopez Rivera. Mayor of Aurora, Richard Irvin, presented an Award of Excellence to Lopez Rivera for being named by WGN News as one of the four finalists of the most Remarkable Women in Chicagoland.
By Russ George Saturday night, the members of the Cosmopolitan Club of Aurora The Club That Fights Diabetes, held a Diabetes Awareness Night at the Fox Valley Ice Arena, Geneva, while cheering on the Chicago Steel ice hockey team in a game against the Dubuque Fighting Saints. The Steel minor
Members of the Share Fox Valley group, along with representation from the Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley, present a $15,000 donation to the board members of Mutual Ground, a domestic violence shelter in Aurora.
The scenes at the well-attended event includes the ribbon-cutting of the rocket ship replication at SciTech Museum in Aurora.
Naperville Park District executive director, Ray McGury, received the 2020 Golden Pancake Award from The Kiwanis Club of Naperville at the Club’s 65th Annual Pancake Breakfast March 7. This award is given to an individual who supports the Kiwanis Club’s mission of providing excellent community service with a focus on
This month, the Aurora Public Library (APL) is recognizing the year 2020 as historically significant for several reasons that impact all members of our community, State, and Country. August 18, 1920, after a campaign for suffrage led by some of the greatest heroes of their time, the 19th Amendment to
Joshua Connell, managing partner with Lakeshore Recycling Systems, shares information at the Montgomery Village Board meeting Monday.
Katie Vaughan, managing director with GiGi’s Playhouse in Aurora, gives a presentation Monday to the Rotary Club of Aurora.
Bob Cissell entertains Kiwanis Club of Aurora members Tuesday with pizza history.
By John Montesano In keeping with the theme of Middle East Conflicts in which the Memorial Wall will be in Oswego, May 22-31, the Fox Valley Veterans Breakfast Club has named William “Will” Sutton, the March Veteran of the Month. Will Sutton, born May 24, 1989, lived in Boston, Mass.
Sioux is a female Domestic Shorthair Brown Tiger who was born in January 2019. Sioux was originally trapped, neutered, and released outside. But she was rescued and she is ready for the indoors of a loving home. She is very shy, but very sweet. With time and trust she will
