Lymphoma could have made Valerie Eichenberger angry or bitter.

Instead, the former Delnor-Community Hospital nurse decided the best remedy was to remain active.

Each time Maj. Nathan Miller’s F/A-18 Hornet climbs the skies, his mom, Cathy, grips her pair of gold wings a little tighter.

 A century ago, hundreds of people flocked to State and Third streets in Geneva to see the Thomas Flyer, with George N. Schuster at the wheel, pass through the city during the Great Automobile Race from New York to Paris.

Local activists hope an upcoming documentary screening will get people talking trash — literally.

As they prepared to deploy, soldiers of Charlie Troop, Aurora 2nd Squadron, 106th Cavalry, kept remarkably high spirits.

After two years of construction, Robert Lord Builders finally can showcase its 15,000-square-foot “green home” in St. Charles.

As they prepared to deploy, soldiers of Charlie Troop, Aurora 2nd Squadron, 106th Cavalry, kept remarkably high spirits.

A Geneva man faces charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and unlawful permitting of a minor to be intoxicated in connection with an underage drinking party.

Half full. Smile. Laugh. Life is good.
These are just a few philosophies adorning the T-shirts, mugs, baseball caps and other merchandise at Geneva’s newest clothing store, Geneva Jake’s - Life is Good, 407 S. Third St.

When Kai Schulte came to America from Germany in the early 1980s, the first place he called home was Batavia.

District 303 has announced supply pickup days in preparation for the first day of classes, which is Wednesday, Aug. 27.

St. Charles soon soon will say goodbye to a popular eating place.

As technology and classroom learning both grow more sophisticated, St. Charles Community Unity School District 303 officials will discuss how to best fit the latest enhancements into school lessons.

Windmills and Hall Quarry Beach are two of the things that put Batavia on the map.