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About 70 people attended the second St. Charles Dam Task Force meeting on Thursday. Members of the task force questioned who actually owns the dam on the Fox River.
Not everyone is going to be a part of the coming Cicada-palooza.
Healing Gardens at Stone Hill Farm in St. Charles will kick off the 2024 season on Mother’s Day, May 12.
The gastropub at 222 W. Main St. pays homage to a section of the turn-of-the-20th-century trolley system that connected Elgin, St. Charles, Geneva, Batavia and Aurora.
If it’s Wednesday in the summer then St. Charles residents Bethany and Ben Fowler are at the Pottawatomie Park softball fields. Since 2017, they have rounded up friends to make up their team.
St. Charles Business Alliance has announced the participating artists for the 26th annual St. Charles Fine Art Show.
Residents on streets scheduled to be resurfaced will received a letter in the mail from the St. Charles Public Works Department with additional information.
Vendors were offering samples of food, soft drinks and tequila, and showcasing Cinco De Mayo themed goods from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the sidewalk outside the Mexican grocery store at 580 S. Randall Road.
The facility located at 2600 E. Main St. is one of over 200 WellNow urgent care centers across the country, with over 40 in the Chicago area.
Sebastian Bach, former singer of the rock band Skid Row, will perform at the downtown St. Charles theater June 8. More '80s bands and musicians are set to perform in June.
The free tasting event will feature free samples and tastings of a variety of homemade foods, drinks and much more
Periodical cicadas are predicted to emerge throughout northern Illinois in just a few weeks. But will their appearance live up to all the hype?
The Pride gas stations in St. Charles have designated a Spirit Pump at each location which will raise money for high school athletics every time they are used.
The St. Charles Public Library will host their second annual poetry reading on Friday, April 26 in the Huntley Community Room of the library.
The Village Squire, 125 Washington St., West Dundee, is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a series of events and promotions from May 13-30.