David Sharos is a freelance reporter for the Tribune. He covers a diverse range of themes including events and conferences, culture and society, as well as agriculture and farming, highlighting the intersections of these areas. David's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Dayton Daily News, Chicago Tribune, The Macomb Daily, and Daily Herald (Chicago, IL).
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David Sharos focuses on local events, community news, small businesses, and charitable initiatives within the Illinois and Chicago area. His articles often feature expert commentary and cover a wide range of topics including family & relationships, entertainment news, house & home as well as seasonal events.
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The city of Aurora held a journey back in time with the unsealing of a time capsule that was more than 100 years old.
More than 1,500 people came out to Waubonsee Community College's Sugar Grove campus on Saturday to celebrate the college's 60th anniversary, Waubonsee officials said.
By: David Sharos
Bryan Boyer of Elburn and his wife Melissa always look forward to Elburn Days, the town's annual summer celebration held last weekend.
The city of Aurora held a journey back in time on Saturday with the unsealing of a time capsule that was more than 100 years old.
Fans of antique, classic and modern vehicles were drawn to downtown Geneva over the weekend for the annual Geneva Concours d’Elegance car show.
Tracey Sherman-Falcon of Aurora likes to come and see every exhibit offered at the David L. Pierce Art and History Center in downtown Aurora and wasn't going to miss a new one that opened Aug. 21.
By: David Sharos
Thursday was a big day for Addison Daliege of Cross Plains, Texas, who was getting settled into her dorm during move-in day for freshmen and transfer students at Aurora University.
By: David Sharos
| For the Aurora Beacon-News Volunteers with the Aurora Lions Club are working to make sure the Virgil Gilman Trail in Aurora looks nice
Colleen Weibel of Yorkville and her family look forward to the Labor Day weekend each year, which always includes a visit to the city's annual Hometown Days Festival.
By: David Sharos
A new exhibit opened Tuesday at the Schingoethe Center Museum at Aurora University that features the work of more than 30 Illinois artists.
