Geneva modifies Christmas events this year
November 13, 2020The Geneva Chamber of Commerce has decided to cancel the Christmas Walk, as it has been traditionally held in the past. The walk, scheduled for Dec. 4, is being modified due to the…
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Judge’s ruling lets suburban restaurant keep indoor service for now
October 29, 2020A Kane County judge’s ruling this week that temporarily allows indoor dining for one restaurant in the region is headed to a state appellate court. FoxFire restaurant in Geneva sued…
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Restrictions back for suburban counties as COVID-19 rates rise
October 20, 2020SPRINGFIELD – Two more of the 11 regions of the state’s COVID-19 mitigation plan have reached a threshold necessitating increased restrictions, joining two other regions which remain…
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Schools connect remotely with scientists on the Great Lakes
October 14, 2020From onboard the EPA ship the Lake Guardian stationed in the Great Lakes, aquatic researcher Susan Daniel took a break from her research to share how she became a scientist with students…
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Aurora to hold pop-up food pantry on Monday
October 11, 2020As the effects of COVID-19 continue to impact our communities, food insecurity levels continue to rise. Aurora is coming together, once again, to fill in the gap. The City of Aurora…
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Geneva cancels longstanding holiday tradition
September 13, 2020The Geneva Chamber of Commerce and Geneva of Commerce Board announced it has decided to cancel the 2020 Holiday House Tour due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The annual House Tours were…
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Aurora seeks volunteers for census outreach days
August 22, 2020With only 40 days left until the deadline to complete the 2020 Census on Sept. 30, nearly 72 percent of Aurora households have responded. Mayor Richard C. Irvin is asking the community…
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Illinois Democratic representatives vow to protect U.S. Postal Service
August 19, 2020The nation’s top postal executive plans to suspend a series of changes that critics say have slowed mail delivery and could affect timely delivery and return of mail-in election ballots…
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