Genoa

After almost 27 years of private practice in Huntley, attorney Michael J. Fleck will wind down his practice and take a new position with Resource Bank in DeKalb.

The Genoa Area Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon-cutting to welcome the Kishwaukee Special Recreation Association.

Cooling centers are free and available to use for the public to beat the heat as DeKalb County swelters under continued heat indexes topping 100 degrees and a heat advisory through Wednesday.

School’s out for the summer, and festivals are just getting started. Here's what you need to know:

After a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Genoa’s biggest summer bash, Genoa Days, returns for its 86th year next week.

Genoa city leaders hope to get public support – and funding – to build a 2.8-mile pedestrian walking path from Genoa to neighboring Village of Kingston.

There are many events planned around the county to remember those who have died serving our country. Memorial Day is Monday, May 30.

Sweet-DeLights in Genoa, sells a variety of chocolate treats including truffles, homemade fudge, bulk chocolate candy mixes and chocolate-covered Oreos, pretzels and nuts, all made by owner and confectioner Melissa Freund.

Genoa Elementary School and Northern Illinois University recently partnered to teach fourth and fifth grade students about nutrition, cooking, botany and gardening.

Genoa Elementary School and Northern Illinois University partnered to teach fourth and fifth grade students about nutrition, cooking, botany and gardening. On Earth Day, April 22, the students planted seedlings they grew in cups indoors outside in the school's garden.

The Genoa Area Chamber of Commerce is definitely ready for spring. To kick off the season we are hosting our Home and Business Expo & Taste of Genoa, this Saturday at Genoa-Kingston High School, 980 Park Avenue, writes Krissy Johnson.

The Genoa Area Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed Northern Realty with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Ron Adamson of DeKalb is on a mission: To raise $5,000 and show the community that a skateboard is a viable – and fun – mode of transportation by riding 40 miles across DeKalb County.

The Genoa Township Park Foundation is looking for community donations to help replace a 25-year-old water slide at Chamberlain Park.

DeKalb County’s Meals on Wheels program recently was awarded $1,000 in donations administered through the Genoa-Kingston United Way which helped bump two clients off a waiting list and get set up for meal services.