Leaf River

The structure on fire was located at the end of a long lane, north of Lightsville Road. Firefighters battled strong winds and intermittent rain and snow as they fought the fire.

A Leaf River woman has pleaded not guilty to aggravated battery in a case where police say they arrested her three times in eight days for going after the same person.

A 56-year-old Leaf River woman who police say went after the same person three times in eight days is charged with aggravated battery.

Laura Werner, a long-time volunteer for a wide variety of Leaf River organizations, was named the 2023 Leaf River Grange No. 1812 Community Citizen of the Year on June 2.

Leaf River Summer Daze was held Friday-Sunday, June 2-4, 2023. The majority of the events took place at the River Valley Complex and Bertolet Memorial Library.

A new splash pad in Sterling, live music, a children's fair, and a tractor pull are all part of the area action this weekend.

Leaf River Summer Daze returns this weekend, June 2-4. The majority of the events take place at the River Valley Complex and Bertolet Memorial Library.

Leaf River Summer Daze is set to return this weekend, with even more family-friendly activities than before. The festival is scheduled for June 2-4. The majority of the events take place at the River Valley Complex and Bertolet Memorial Library.

The Leaf River Lions Club hosted a Breakfast with Bunny on April 8, 2023, at the Bertolet Building in Leaf River. An Easter egg hunt in the park surrounding the Bertolet Building followed breakfast.

More than 700 people attended the Leaf River Firemen’s Pancake Supper, which took place the evening of Feb. 25. Leaf River firefighters and EMTs served pancakes, eggs, sausage, juice, coffee and milk; the cost was a donation.

The Leaf River Firefighters Association held the annual Leaf River Firemen's Pancake Supper fundraiser on Feb. 25, 2023. A little over 700 people attended the event, which was held at the Leaf River Fire Protection District fire station, raising $2,050.

Cold weather doesn't deter holidayl event

The flea market is free and open to the public.

Girl Scouts and their volunteers from the Sauk Valley were among those who received awards from the organization’s northern Illinois chapter.

About 180 people stopped by the Bertolet Memorial Building in Leaf River the morning of April 16 to enjoy Breakfast with Bunny. The event was hosted by the Leaf River Lions Club. A children's Easter egg hunt followed breakfast.