Kendall County news briefs
— October 16, 2019AURORA Second chance for Masonic Temple goes up in flames Plans to redevelop the historic Lincoln Masonic Temple in downtown Aurora were destroyed when an extra-alarm blaze that began…
AURORA Second chance for Masonic Temple goes up in flames Plans to redevelop the historic Lincoln Masonic Temple in downtown Aurora were destroyed when an extra-alarm blaze that began…
AURORA Tours of historic Tanner House available Tanner House Museum, 304 Oak Ave., Aurora (corner of Oak and Cedar) in the historic Tanner District on the near west side of Aurora presents…
Local U.S representatives, leaders of both public and private college institutions, and concerned parents and students gathered at Waubonsee Community College in Sugar Grove…
The road to success looks different for everyone. Some roads are straight, some roads are curvy, and some are wrought with obstacles. For many people, entering or re-entering college…
The announcement that Caterpillar would close its Aurora plant at the end of 2018, laying off 800 union workers, threatens instability throughout the economy of the region in Kane,…
A new LatinX Studies Pathways program at Waubonsee Community College is part of a growing trend in community colleges around the country to provide an opportunity for students…
Fifty years ago, on July 20, 1969, the United States made history by landing the first two humans on the Moon. Commander Neil Armstrong and lunar module pilot Buzz Aldrin, both American,…
With a real estate closing this month, the former Waubonsee Community College building in downtown Aurora will soon become a destination arts center. As crews began interior rehabilitation…