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Norris' fourth annual Baker's Dozen Holiday Festival is a free gift to the community - Vimarsana News

Norris' fourth annual Baker's Dozen Holiday Festival is a free gift to the community

The Norris Cultural Arts Center in St. Charles presents its fourth annual Baker's Dozen Holiday Festival starting Dec. 12 and running exclusively online through Dec. 24. Free to view, the festival is offered by The Norris as a holiday season gift to the community.

St. Charles North students walk out of class in support of teachers being transferred - Vimarsana News

St. Charles North students walk out of class in support of teachers being transferred

Roughly 200 students walked out of St. Charles North High School on Friday morning in a show of support for teachers who are being involuntarily transferred at the end of the academic year.

Restaurant openings across Tri-Cities fuel a rebound as new tech finds its niche - Vimarsana News

Restaurant openings across Tri-Cities fuel a rebound as new tech finds its niche

With the potential for less COVID havoc this summer, we're likely to be out more. Recent data from the National Restaurant Association projects sales at restaurants could reach $997 billion by the end of 2023.

District 303 parents worried about class sizes, overcrowded schools - Vimarsana News

District 303 parents worried about class sizes, overcrowded schools

St. Charles District 303 parents are concerned that individual student needs are not being met as the district's elementary school class sizes increase.

Former St. Charles mayor receives city's highest honor - Vimarsana News

Former St. Charles mayor receives city's highest honor

Ray Rogina has had an impact on St. Charles in many ways -- first as a teacher and then as an alderman and mayor. During Friday's Charlemagne Awards Gala at the Q Center in St. Charles, he was presented with the city's highest honor -- the Charlemagne Award.