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Rails To Victory 2023 is rolling out of the station this summer the weekend of June 10-11. This World War II living history reenactment and encampment is hosted by the Fox River Trolley Museum and the WWII Historical Re-enacting Society.

Hanover Townships free Summer Concert Series will kick off on Thursday, June 15 at the Izaak Walton Reserve outdoor amphitheater (899 Jay Street, Elgin) with a performance by Caliente at 7 p.m.

Get ready for an evening of captivating aquatic science exploration with "Eco-Lab: Dissect a Perch."

A well-seasoned comedian is coming to the Quad Cities, and it's a name everyone is familiar with.

In this weeks Good News Sunday column, we recap stories about a Civil War veteran from Arlington Heights being honored, an education scholarships impact on a first-generation college student from Streamwood, and an upcoming run benefiting mental health services in DuPage County.

Elgin Partnership for Early Learning will be celebrating their 10th anniversary this year and recently received 501(c)(3) nonprofit status. Its annual Learning on the Go summer program begins next week at nine neighborhood sites in Elgin and Hanover Park.

At the June 1 meeting, the Huntley Rotary Club listened to a presentation by Greg Alexander on the "Pilgrims on the Camino."

Elgin Community College career and technical students traveled to Peoria, Illinois, to compete in the SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference on April 29-30.

Learn about the story surrounding the Chicago, Aurora and Elgin Railway in the DuPage County Historical Museums new exhibit titled "The Roarin Elgin: A Trip on the Chicago, Aurora and Elgin Railway," opening Saturday, June 10.

The first Elgin Pride Parade and Festival Saturday kicked off Pride Month in recognition of the local LGBTQ community.