Good morning, Naperville.

Naperville community leaders helped bring Rosie’s Home Cookin’ to a new location at 2155 CityGate Lane.

The veteran-owned diner (founded by Vietnam War veteran Lynn Lowder) celebrated its reopening on Wednesday after local officials secured the space at CityGate Centre.

Naperville native Amanda Klousnitzer-Hutchens launched The Fox and the Fable, a mobile bookstore converted from a trailer (renovated over six months with family help and a $15,000 investment) that debuted on Thursday (a book swap event was held outside Solemn Oath Brewery).

Southwest Airlines will end service at O’Hare International Airport this summer, with its final flight on June 4 before shifting its Chicago flights to Midway where up to 244 daily departures continue to serve the same 15 markets (employees may bid for open positions) so travelers have options.

Naperville Police, partnering with state agencies, launch a traffic safety campaign for St. Patrick's Day.

Running March 13–6AM March 23, the campaign targets impaired driving and seat belt violations to help locals plan a sober ride home.

A section of North Aurora Road between Pennsbury Lane and Frontenac Road will close for four months starting Tuesday, March 31 for utility work that prepares for replacing a 110-year-old railroad bridge; motorists will follow a detour via Diehl Road.

Lyfe Jennings Concert

7-11 p.m. — The Matrix Club — Ticket prices vary — Experience the emotional acoustic sounds of Lyfe Jennings and his poignant storytelling.

Private Lives by Noël Coward

Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m. — Meiley-Swallow Hall — Tickets $32 - $37 — Experience the witty chaos of rekindled romance in a classic comedy.