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1,797 teal flags were planted at Edward Hines, Jr. VA Hospital on April 19, 2022, to symbolize the survivors of military sexual trauma (MST) currently receiving care at the facility.

On Sunday, May 22, Jim Gill will bring his energetic, fun-loving music to Shepherd of the Prairie Lutheran Church for a family concert.

On Wednesday, May 4, Liam Teague, director of the NIU Steelband, will explore "All Things Steelpan" in the Baker Community Center in St. Charles.

For decades the regions have been represented by the dull end of the political spectrum: the National Party in its various guises. Originally, as the Country Party they supported farmers, before more recently becoming the cheer squad for mining. Their competitors, the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers, are broadly indistinguishable; the one constant has been their deep, right-wing, conservative ideology.

A 23-year-old Elgin man died Monday after a two-vehicle collision at Golf and Sutton roads in Hoffman Estates, police said Tuesday.

In response to Metras recently filed objections to the Canadian Pacific-Kansas City Southern rail merger, the Lake County Board stepped up by adopting a resolution in line with Metras opposition.

The citizens of Lac-Mégantic in Quebec, Canada suffered the horrific consequences of transporting high-risk oil on the rails on July 6, 2013.

Cary-Grove Masonic Lodge is pleased to announce that their sponsored team, Elgin Academy, took first place in the Illinois Masonic Bowl.

The Elgin Area Branch of the American Association of University Women will host its ninth Fox Valley Garden Walk on Saturday, June 25.

Elgin firefighters rescued a teen from the second floor of a burning home Friday morning.