Sycamore’s popular ice cream spot will remain open through the year instead of close when the cold sets in, according to a recent business announcement.

Longtime multi-generational family business Lehan Drugs will close its DeKalb pharmacy this month, though will continue to supply home medical equipment to clients, owner and CEO Jon Lehan said, lamenting what he called a crisis on independent pharmacies. Here's what we know.

The DeKalb Fire Department will hold a Patriots Day Ceremony Wednesday to honor the memories and sacrifices of those who died in the 9/11 terrorist attacks 23 years ago. All are welcome.

Retiring Genoa Police Chief Robert Smith bid farewell to his top cop role Friday, though said it’s not the end for him in his community service.

The DeKalb Park District will host its 19th annual Kite Fest on Sunday, and all are welcome to bring their own kites to fly or enjoy the many offerings available at the free-to-attend event.

A Genoa-Kingston High School cheerleader will have the support of her peers, coaches and teachers Friday night as they rally to fundraise and help her through a life-altering illness: an inoperable brain tumor. Proceeds from Friday's football game will go to her and her family.

Four people, including former White Sox manager Gene Lamont, and the entire undefeated 1964 Hiawatha High School football team made up the inaugural class inducted this week into district’s new Hall of Fame.

Here's what's going on in September at the Kishwaukee Valley Art League's Gallery on State, 322 W. State St., Sycamore.

The DeKalb Area Agricultural Heritage Association will host a dedication ceremony for a historical marker this month, and the public is invited. The ceremony includes two of the yield monitor creators and veteran farm broadcaster Max Armstrong.