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Elgin Area School District U-46 Superintendent Tony Sanders addressed Golden K Kiwanis members at the weekly meeting on Aug. 22.

Chamber Music on the Fox recently announced a diverse and colorful array of concerts to celebrate its ninth season. Entitled "Kaleidoscope," the 2022-23 season features an ambitious lineup that predominantly highlights female artists and ensembles.

After a "pandemic pause," Marklund residents were ecstatic to once again host the Kane County Cougars team at the Marklund Hyde Center campus in Geneva for a Marklund-style T-ball game.

The Hanover Township Mental Health Board awarded $39,211 in funding to five agencies during their August 23 meeting.

Once-bitten-twice-shy investors are understandably pensive about allocating to emerging markets.

The 11th annual Illinois Brews @ Bowes Creek, will feature beers, treats, music and more on Saturday, Sept. 10. The goal is to raise $25,000 through sponsorships and ticket sales.

The Ruth Project just celebrated its second year of providing relief to foster families and restoring dignity to foster children.

Edward Hines, Jr. VA Hospital will host a virtual town hall for women Veterans on Sept. 7, at 5 p.m., via Facebook.

An Elgin man is charged with aggravated assault and reckless conduct, accused of pulling a handgun during an argument with a convenience store employee earlier this month in the parking lot of the Bartlett business.

Discipline and determination are key to his success, acclaimed actor Edward James Olmos told a crowd Monday during a speech at Judson University in Elgin.