Doodlebug Workshop News Today

With a tagline of “10 a.m. is the new 10 p.m.,” Wheaton’s first Bloody Mary Fest is looking to make the morning hours happier. Sponsored by the Downtown Wheaton Association, 16 downtown restaur...

DoodleBug Workshop is signing up groups that serve people with special needs to come for a special two-hour session. The Workshop, based at 314 S. Main St. in Wheaton, welcomes men and women with spe...

DuPage County awarded more than $650,000 in grants to small non profit agencies. Interest earned on the countys share of ARPA money funded the grant program.

State Rep. Amy Grant recently took to social media to talk about her tour of the Warrenville Fire Department and her appreciation for first responders in Illinois.

DoodleBug Workshop in Wheaton is inviting groups that serve people with special needs to come for a special two-hour session.

Light up your walkway on Christmas Eve with special luminaria kits!

DoodleBug Workshop, along with Wheaton Park District, Wheaton Library, Arrowhead Golf Club, Wheaton City Hall, Downtown Wheaton Association and Innovator, is collecting items for several veteran organizations through Nov. 11.

On Friday, May 5, Wheaton Mayor Phil Suess presided over the ribbon cutting and open house for the DoodleBug Workshop at 314 S. Main St. Supporters gathered for the festivities which included Mexican food and drink.

In addition to a collection drive for veterans, the Doodlebug Workshop in Wheaton is participating with the Warrenville American Legion in "Old Glory on Display," a fundraising program encouraging businesses and restaurants to display their custom-made American flag kits between Nov. 1-11.