Brenda Schory

Geneva High School offered Vikings WIN – which stands for What I Need – on Friday, as a two-hour period to set academics aside and do something fun, to build relationships and model healthy self-care.

Lisa and Mark Hirth of Campton Hills sell wineVEILs, chiffon covers for wine so bugs don't get in while you're outside.

Harvey’s Tales Books and Other Diversions, 216 James St., Geneva is celebrating its fifth anniversary from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday with activities and prizes.

The Geneva City Council voted to preserve the historic blacksmith shop at 4 E. State St. at a special meeting Tuesday.

A Plato Township man charged with felony domestic battery was released from jail Tuesday after a judge ruled prosecutors did not do enough investigation to support a legal justification to continue holding him without bond.

The Geneva District 304 school board voted 6-1 Monday in favor of supporting the cit of Geneva’s resolution to seek a 12-year extension of its East State Street tax increment finance district.

The Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office filed court papers asking a judge to deny pretrial release for a Plato Township man charged with felony domestic battery in which the victim’s facial bones were fractured.

Seven students in Cailla Swanson’s Vocational Exploration class at Geneva High School handled washing and detailing cars Thursday as part of their practical application of their life and work-based skills.

The Northern Illinois Food Bank serves a 13-county region: Kane, DeKalb, Kendall, Will, McHenry, Lake, DuPage, Boone, Grundy, Kankakee, Ogle, Stephenson and Winnebago.

The special meeting is at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the City Council Chambers, 109 James St., Geneva.

Trustees were unanimous, however, to end the at-will employment of executive assistant Dorothea Stipetic and of village administrator Denise Burchard, “effective immediately.”

Campton Hills officials approved a settlement this week that ended a 19-month legal battle with Brian Larsen – of the Larsen’s Christmas Lights Show fame.

The Geneva City Council will decide the fate of a circa 1843 limestone blacksmith shop, as the owners appealed the Historic Preservation Commission’s denial of its request to remove its historic landmark designation and allow it to be demolished.

A Plato Township man who was charged with stomping on the victim’s face and fracturing her facial bones is being held without bond after he violated the terms of his release and contacted the victim.

If you missed homecoming in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic – or you missed it in 1976 – the Copper Fox, 477 S. Third St., Geneva, is offering a Homecoming Redo Oct. 20.