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The DuPage County Sheriff’s Office has set up a memorial wall at 501 N County Farm Rd in Wheaton to honor 9/11 victims on the tragedy's 25th anniversary.

The display shows Twin Towers imagery, an American flag, and a memorial wreath while inviting locals to pause and remember.

Tom and Chris Wehrli stepped down after 20 years of leading the Ashley Whippet Invitational — last weekend's K-9 frisbee championships at Nike Park drew nearly 100 teams, and Scott and Deanna Jones are set to take over while the couple continues running the Ashley Whippet Museum.

Naperville School District 203 officials revised its bus plan ahead of 2026-27 year, cutting stops from 576 to 500 and reducing routes from 167 to 134 at a Tuesday, Sept.

8 board meeting. Changes aim to limit cancellations and lower diesel fuel use – saving money amid a driver shortage.

Epstein shared community feedback on Sept.

3 that calls for more marked bike lanes and sidepaths to connect parks, schools, and other destinations, and the Transportation Advisory Board will review an updated plan for city council approval in October.

Naperville's Commander Dan Shanower September 11 Memorial displays artifacts including limestone from the Pentagon's Lean on Us sculpture, a beam from the World Trade Center and granite from the Flight 93 crash area.

The memorial was dedicated on Sept. 11, 2003 as part of the Century Walk Public Art Collection.

Positively Naperville marks over 25 years of community impact with its 301st issue — honoring local sponsors and icons like Dolly Parton; the publication thanks contributors while continuing to highlight Naperville’s vibrant stories today.

Artist Dodie Mondero (Naperville Public Art Curator) restored the 1923 'The Spirit of the American Navy' statue early Monday morning, Aug.

10 at Burlington Square Park south of the Naperville Train Station and is set to restore the Spirit of the American Doughboy on the park's west side.

Naperville's Last Fling event featured a Labor Day Parade that started Monday at 10 a.m. from Naperville North High School and passed through downtown, raising funds for local organizations.