No one I talked with can deny this debate was a huge setback for Biden.
Category: Aurora Beacon-News Opinion
Column: Naperville woman reaching out of her ‘comfort zone’ to find life-saving kidney
According to the National Kidney Registry, more than 90,000 people in the United States are on the wait list for a kidney transplant – 4,000 in Illinois alone.
Column: Dan Thorpe a true winner in his career as football coach at Marmion in Aurora
In a low-key announcement at the end of the 2023 football season, Thorpe announced his retirement as the Marmion Academy head coach after 19 seasons and 103 victories.
Column: Young activist leading cell phone tower opposition in Aurora
Cynthia Rocha tells Aurora City Council Committee of the Whole about her concerns with proposed tower in Lebanon Park.
Column: Aurora ‘Bear-ing down’ as stadium saga continues
Aurora seems to be the most tenacious of the towns looking to lure the Chicago Bears.
Column: Though still an eyesore, dream remains for former Aurora Township home of artist Charles Smith
The property owner’s goal is to build a community resource center and headquarters for African American Men of Unity that would also have space for a museum to showcase the work of Black artists.
Column: Fox Valley domestic violence shelters running out of space
Mutual Ground in Aurora is at the beginning of an $18 million capital development campaign to upgrade its current facility and provide more beds for those in need.
Column: Covenant Christian School again on the move with new home and church partnership
Next week it will trek from First Christian Church on Randall Road, where it operated for two years, to Hope Evangelical Lutheran at 1575 Reckinger Road in Aurora.
Column: Ghost bike in Aurora a memorial to a ‘great kid’ and a safety reminder to us all
The goal is to recognize the fatal bike/vehicle accident that claimed the life of a Waubonsie Valley High School student last November, and to remind all of us – cyclists, walkers, motorists – of traffic hazards that can ravage so many lives so quickly.
Column: Shooting of house on East Side still weighs on Aurora family
Emotions remain after home in the 400 block of Weston Avenue in Aurora was riddled by gunfire on the evening of April 27.