Good morning, Naperville.

Naperville residents can enjoy a lively weekend with today's Lupus Walk at the Riverwalk, the Saturday Farmer’s Market, and live music from the Riverwalk Pickers—events that bring our community together.

On Sunday, a charity bike ride is scheduled and upcoming tours and concerts will offer more ways for neighbors to gather.

Nicor Gas urged Naperville homeowners and contractors to call 811 at least two working days before digging, as National 8-1-1 Day on Aug.

11 will highlight the need for professional marking of underground lines. The markings, including yellow for natural gas, will help prevent damage, fines, and injuries — a simple step for safe digging.

The Naperville Jack in the Box at 1600 E Ogden Ave. opened on Aug.

4 and now offers its full menu 24 hours a day — serving breakfast, burgers, tacos, chicken sandwiches, and milkshakes with dine-in, drive-thru, and mobile ordering options. The chain returns to the area after more than four decades to meet local customer demand.

Gbenga Abosede, husband of missing Sinmi Abosede, asked Naperville residents for help on Friday at the police station after his wife vanished on July 30th while on a walk from home and police reported they are reviewing footage and conducting searches at locations including Springbrook Prairie Forest Preserve — urging anyone with information to call 911.

On August 4, OPUS students performed for veterans and retirees at Wentz Concert Hall during the Salute, Honor, and Love concert + following a week-long music camp that helped young musicians develop their skills.

More than a dozen students played orchestral and chamber music and presented arts connection projects to highlight their growing talent.

The Chabad Jewish Center of Naperville will host its End of Summer Community BBQ & Open House at The Abrams Center for Jewish Life on Sunday, Aug.

31 from noon to 2 p.m.—families can enjoy a live performance by Jesse White Tumblers, bouncy houses, carnival games, and more, while tickets are $15 with RSVP by Aug. 24 or $20 after, and free for children 12 and under.

Naperville Unit District 203 board voted 6-1 to approve using part of its $25 million fund balance to build a new transportation center — a project estimated to cost between $14.8 million and $17.4 million.

The center will replace an aging trailer and will include a 6,000-square-foot garage and a 4,000-square-foot office with restrooms for staff and bus drivers.

Thirteen Illinois driver’s license offices now offer walk-in Saturday service starting today from 7:30 a.m. to noon — easing weekday congestion and letting residents renew licenses, register vehicles, apply for REAL IDs, and switch from TVDL; the temporary expansion lasts through Sept.6 to help complete end-of-summer errands.

Hammer and Nails Grooming Shop received permission — with a two-drink limit and 1.5 oz serving restrictions — from the liquor commission to serve spirits and now awaits City Council approval while owner Rebecca Lewis said the salon will enforce safety protocols.

Community Conversations: Plum's Journey

3:30-4:30 p.m. — Naper Settlement — Free entry — Explore the interconnected journey of a plum from tree to table in this enlightening community discussion.

DAOU Wine Dinner

Four-course dinner — Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse — Reservations required — Savor premium wines from DAOU Vineyards paired with exquisite cuts of meat.

Naper Nights Concert Series Featuring School of Rock Elmhurst

5-10 p.m. — Naper Settlement — Check local listings for entry details — Enjoy cold drinks, delicious food, and rock music under the stars.

Grand Opening of CORH Naperville

5-8 p.m. — 1754 N Washington St — Free entry — Celebrate the grand opening with fun activities and surprises for all ages.

Volunteer Morning at Riverview Farmstead Preserve

10 a.m. – 1 p.m. — Riverview Farmstead Preserve — Registration required — Get fresh air and help your community with seed collection activities.

American Legion Golf Outing 2025

10 a.m. — Tamarack Golf Club — Sponsorships available — Support local veterans while enjoying a day of golf with community impact.

Homecoming Fest 2025

2-10 p.m. — Saints Peter & Paul Catholic School — $5-10 adults, $2 seniors/children — Celebrate 179 years of history with live music, food trucks, and family fun.

Community Conversations Grand Finale

11:30 a.m. — Naper Settlement — Free entry — Celebrate the culmination of diverse community storytelling and insights in this engaging finale.

The Acoustic Circus Live Performance

6-9 p.m. — Potter's Place and Two-Nine Martini Lounge — Free entry — Enjoy acoustic pop/rock covers from talented local musicians featuring classics from Mellencamp to the Eagles.

Author Event with Christine Brown Woolley

7 p.m. — Anderson's Bookshop — Pre-registration required — Celebrate the release of Sister Wife, a memoir about faith, family, and finding freedom.