In the battle of the grapes, Richard Dreger has proven he can hold his own.

The St. Charles annual Holiday Homecoming and Electric parade has grown so much, organizers have run short on help.

A Batavia woman and Geneva man were among eight Kane County employees cited for selling alcohol to a minor as part of a compliance check by the Kane County Sheriff’s Department.

When Jose Gomez of Geneva set out to make a  musical mockumentary two years ago, it was only meant to be a fun diversion from a more daunting task.

The Geneva History Center’s fifth annual Creche Luncheon is scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 11 and Saturday, Dec. 13.

City Council members and residents are voicing concerns about a proposed housing development that could dramatically increase residential density and traffic congestion in one of St. Charles’ oldest neighborhoods.

Trumpet player Mark Fenne of Geneva had a unique opportunity at the 2008 Brass Band Championships on Saturday.

As the wind breaks on the Fox River, the sun makes its trek over the Hotel Baker on a brisk autumn morning.

Nightmares. Flashbacks. Rage.
Peter Coe of St. Charles has heard it all in his 26 years of working with ex-military men and women who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder.

The latest state test scores posted by St. Charles Community Unit School District 303 students reflect more than academic success.

Dale Morgan believes there are many talented singers at St. Charles East and North high schools, but academic and graduation requirements and other student activities can make it difficult to recruit singers into the school’s choir program.
 

When representatives from Geneva’s Cultural Arts Commission put out the call to filmmakers to enter the second annual Geneva Film Festival, they didn’t expect to more than triple the number of entries they got last year.

When Amy Collins was diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year, the Batavia mother of three went into fight mode.

Each Halloween, St. Charles resident Jason Wooten transforms his home at 32 Moore Ave. into a haunted house and ghoulfest for trick-or-treaters.

Dennis “Bose” Biddle spends his days telling children about the Negro League’s hidden stories.