Plano American Legion children’s Halloween party
The Plano American Legion Auxiliary Post #395 was host to a children’s Halloween party Saturday, Oct. 26 at the Plano American Legion.
The Plano American Legion Auxiliary Post #395 was host to a children’s Halloween party Saturday, Oct. 26 at the Plano American Legion.
Aurora University defensive back, Quintarius Davis, runs 45 yards for a touchdown after a first-quarter interception against Benedictine University Saturday, Nov. 2.
Oswego High School’s, Dekker Zelensek, runs the ball against Waubonsie Valley Friday, Nov. 1.
By Russ George Members and friends of the Diabetes Club of Fox Valley toured HorsePower Therapeutic Riding, Wednesday, Oct. 16, at Honey Bridge Ranch, 6N917 Route 25, North of St. Charles. Barbara O’Neil, executive director and PATH Certified Instructor from HorsePower Therapeutic Riding, spoke to our group prior to our
Yorkville High School’s, T.J. Harland (28), runs through tough defense from Plainfield North Friday, Oct. 25.
Wesley United Methodist Church in Aurora celebrated Pastor Appreciation Month Sunday by honoring Pastor Tammy Scott, staff members and volunteers at Sunday worship.
Several members of the Plano Methodist Church met Saturday, Oct. 12, for outside clean up and beautifying at the church.
Mariza Rocha Gonzalez, Aurora University director of Latino/a student initiatives, visits a Day of the Dead ofrenda (altar) in the University’s Phillips Library, 315 S. Gladstone Avenue in Aurora.
Lucy Jackson, 10, and mom Amy Jackson welcome guests to the Jackson pumpkin patch Sunday, Oct. 27 during an annual Trunk-or-Treat event at Wesley United Methodist Church in Aurora.
In a speech titled “What Inspired Me to Serve,” Aurora mayor Richard Irvin recently reflected on a shift from worldly priorities to a focus on his faith. The occasion was a quarterly breakfast meeting of Aurora’s Interfaith Alliance at Ballydoyle Irish Pub and Restaurant in Aurora on Oct. 21. The
At a press conference Wednesday, Oct. 23, the North Aurora Police Department (NAPD) announced the resolution of the 1979 cold case murder of Kathy Halle. After more than four decades, investigators have identified serial killer Bruce Lindahl as the individual responsible for her death, thanks to advanced DNA technology and
By Hannah MeiselCapitol News Illinoishmeisel@capitolnewsillinois.com On a hot Tuesday in July 2017, then-Illinois house speaker Michael Madigan met with then-Chicago alderman Danny Solis at the speaker’s law offices in a high rise building at the heart of downtown Chicago. The two were preparing for a larger meeting in which Solis,
Martha Isabel, left, provided a game, prizes, and candy for children at Plano Methodist Church trunk or treat October 13.
Accessibility at the Aurora Public Library District (APLD) is essential to ensuring that everyone in Aurora, regardless of physical, cognitive, or sensory ability, can access the resources and services we offer. APLD is a community hub where people come to learn, connect, and grow. To maintain this role, it is
Aurora Lions Club members in yellow aprons from left Jay Short, Joe Beary and Arvid Meyer accept donations on annual Candy Days Oct. 11-12.
Steve Lord, Aurora Beacon News reporter, gives details on the life and times of controversial Aurora mayor, Paul Egan, at Aurora Lions Club’s October 17 membership meeting.
West Aurora High School wide receiver, Reece Powers, (13) outruns East Aurora’s, Ivan Rivers (4), for a game-opening touchdown Friday, Sept. 18.
Aurora University wide receiver Ty Pruett (6) and Ta’vion Geanes (3) celebrate Pruett’s first-quarter touchdown against Rockford University Saturday, Oct. 19.
By Al Benson “Now it’s my turn!” That is what former Mexican-American farm worker said when he was selected as a NASA astronaut. In a Tuesday, Oct. 15, speech entitled “Reaching New Heights,” Hernandez chronicled his transformation from farm hand to astronaut. He started Aurora University’s 18th annual fall Celebrating
By Al Benson An Oswego tattoo artist has found his life’s ministry: Removing and covering human trafficking victims’ tattoos. He was the guest speaker at Aurora Navy League Council 247’s October 15 membership meeting at Riverview Diner in Montgomery. In his after-dinner speech entitled “Tattoos to Combat Human Trafficking,” Baker