The final season of the Netflix series “Cobra Kai” aired and ended with a power punch.

The city of Batavia, in partnership with The Conservation Foundation, is offering 55-gallon upcycled rain barrels and composters made from high-quality, food-grade plastic through Upcycle Products.

While we enjoy a good Shamrock Shake and the thrill of basketball tournament season, there’s a lot more happening in Batavia this March.

Running a government means striking a balance between competing priorities. Leadership requires acknowledging mistakes, attempting amends and pursuing different solutions.

One reason for revealing my favorite go-to place goes like this: there are virtually innumerable places to walk, stroll, run, bike or skateboard (is that still a thing?) in Kane County.

This nature-inspired approach can be used to grow vegetables, flowers, and even fruiting plants like strawberries – all without refrigerating seeds, special schedules, or equipment like grow lights.

Lent begins next week on Ash Wednesday.

With the March 2 grand opening of the newly renovated Dixon Historic Theatre, our historian, Tom Wadsworth, turns his attention to the rich history of this 100-year-old Dixon institution.

What sets our generation apart is our need to survive and adapt in ways uniquely shaped by the world we inherited.