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More than 400 new apartments and townhouses may be coming to the southwest side of Elgin through two pending construction developments. The first of those projects received a nod of approval from the citys planning and zoning commission this week.

From its initial launch nearly six months ago, the newly created Womens Leadership Circle of the Elgin Area Chamber of Commerce has created a successful casual and informative forum for women members of the chamber.

Join a thousand Friends on Saturday, Sept. 17, for the largest Fox River watershed-wide celebration of the year -- Its Our Fox River Day!

Gail Borden Public Library in Elgin is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with multiple exhibits and programs now through October.

After a two-year hiatus, the Elgin Image Awards are back and seeking nominations. The awards, started in 1992, recognize individuals, businesses and organizations that have had a positive impact on the city.

Patriotism is on display in The Week in Pictures photo gallery for September 5-12, 2022 in the Chicago suburbs.

Kane County is now sponsoring work-related rides for anyone who is 65 or older and those with disabilities through the Ride in Kane program.

Join Elgin Community College for the annual Latinx Heritage Month Kickoff Brunch honoring Jane Barbosa, a well-known member of the Latinx community in Elgin, former recruiter and minority affairs coordinator at Elgin Community College and founder of the Organization of Latin American Students

The new South Elgin clubhouse for the Boys & Girls Club of Elgin is nearing completion and will start pre-enrollment on Sept. 16. The building is expected to open for programming in January.

Three of Elgin Area School District U-46s specialized academies have been recognized as nationally certified magnet schools. All five U-46 academies will be hosting open houses throughout October.