The Beacon-News Monday, April 20, 2026 | | |
| | | | | The Des Plaines River is expected to reach its highest peak at 18 feet on Monday. The Fox River is forecast to reach 11.9 feet on Thursday. | | | | | Third Eye Blind and Six One Five Collective will perform at RiverEdge Park in downtown Aurora this summer, officials with the venue announced Monday. | | | | | The Oswego Village Board recently approved annexation, rezoning and a special use for a Dutch Bros Coffee drive-thru coffee shop on a site near Route 34 and Ogden Falls Boulevard. | | | | | The market sponsored by the Aurora Regional Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will be offered on the first and third Saturdays of every month at the park, 350 N. River St. in Aurora. | | | | | A new Potbelly location in Aurora is set to give away free Potbelly food for a year to the first 50 people in line at its grand opening on April 23. | | | | | Children were the focus of a special celebration Saturday afternoon as the Aurora Hispanic Heritage Advisory Board offered its annual Dia del Nino event at West Aurora High School. | | | | | The Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Hall and Museum in downtown Aurora has come a long way since its multi-million-dollar renovation was completed in 2016. | | | | | While there’s little expectation Trump’s inner circle will turn on him, Democrats can keep Republicans on the defensive about the president’s aberrant behavior. | | | |