If you are an Aurora history buff, there is a wonderful panoramic view of the City of Lights from Wilder Park which you might enjoy very much.
Category: Aurora Beacon-News Opinion
Letter to the Editor: Unhoused people should not be criminalized
Letters to the editor submitted to the Aurora Beacon-News for publication.
Column: After record college hoops final, Fox Valley supporters say women’s sports are on a roll
It’s official: The 2024 NCAA women’s basketball championship game, which outdrew the men’s final in viewership, has handed a big W to all female sports.
Column: Stars align for retired Oswego High School drama teachers
Two of their former students are starring in back-to-back Paramount productions in Aurora.
Column: Educators in Aurora area want solar eclipse to be more than a viewing experience
Monday event seen as a once-in-a-lifetime teaching opportunity.
Column: Aurora area districts say school resource officers ‘part of the fabric’ of their schools
Local educators praise their relationships with the SROs in their schools.
Column: Oswego dad’s grief after loss of son leads to Ronald McDonald House and new book
“Detours: Finding Strength After the Loss of Your Child,” is a book about facing hurdles in life and looking for paths that will lead to strength and healing.
Column: A year after her release from prison, Sandra Vasquez finds life ‘a huge adjustment’
After nearly 13 years behind bars, this 40-year-old mother of two, who was convicted of aggravated drunken driving and reckless homicide for the February 2007 crash that killed five Oswego teens, always knew life on the outside would be a challenged to get used to.
Column: With ‘The Rec,’ East Aurora creates new facility students will definitely want to enter
School District 131’s Resilience Education Center offers counseling, classes and activities to mitigate trauma and encourage careers.
Column: ‘Cabrini’ so much more than a movie about a Catholic nun
Movie brings to life the work of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini.