Ward 3 alderman resigns after 16 years of service to St. Charles
Bob Gehm stepped down as St. Charles Ward 3 alderman after 16 years of combined service — and now the city needs someone to fill his seat, with applications open through May 25.
St. Charles officials weigh whether to give city-owned downtown land to a developer for free
St. Charles officials are considering whether to hand a developer a $340,000 city-owned lot for free to complete the long-stalled First Street Redevelopment downtown — and the vote isn't close to unanimous.
St. Charles honors community leaders at 58th Charlemagne Awards
The St. Charles Chamber honored several people and projects for leadership and civic vision at its Charlemagne Awards dinner last week, include 84-year-old Harrison Schneider for his decades of community service.
Weaver, teacher, Art Instigator: Lynn Caldwell's two decades at Fine Line
Lynn Caldwell has spent 20 years as Executive Director of Fine Line Creative Arts Center in St. Charles — and the weaver, teacher, and self-described "Art Instigator" is still as inspired by the work as the day she signed up for her first loom class.
The Forest Preserve District of Kane County is opening a new public archery range in Elburn next month, with a free grand opening event on June 6 and a permit system kicking in July 1.
Dunkin' rooftop fundraiser coming to Batavia, Geneva, and St. Charles
Local police officers will take to Dunkin' rooftops across Batavia, Geneva, and St. Charles this Friday to raise money for Special Olympics Illinois, allowing residents to stop by, donate, and grab a coffee for a good cause.
A parent's struggle, a child's responsibility: The emotional cost of the technology gap we don't talk about
A new Fox Valley service is pairing seniors with dedicated tech advisors (same person, every session) to help them use their devices confidently and stay one step ahead of scammers.
Looking for a screen-free summer kids activity? This yoga camp is a great option
Power Moves Yoga's Kids Summer Yoga Camp is back for its fifth year with a four-week Thursday program for kids age 5–9 that blends movement, mindfulness, and creative arts — with a $25 discount for TCC readers.
