Kate Santillan

The city of Aurora’s property standards division will host its annual fall electronics recycling drive-thru event for residents next month.

Northern Illinois University’s WNIJ and WNIU will hold a Weekend of Action to increase public radio support Sept 6 and 7.

“IRIS has been a game changer for collaboration in Kane County,” Kane County Health Department executive director Michael Isaacson said. “It allows providers to work together in real time, making sure no one falls through the cracks when they need help the most."

The Indian Valley Theatre will hold melodrama performances of “Ghosts and Gold” and “Tillie the Teller” at the Sandwich Fair.

The St. Charles East and St. Charles North high schools dance teams will hold their annual Kick-A-Thon event to benefit the HardyStrong Foundation and Big Hearts of Fox Valley.

The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program provides one-time benefits to income-eligible homeowners and renters to help with energy bills and energy service reconnection.

Kane County Audubon will host a number of events inviting the public to enjoy nature this fall. Here’s what’s happening in October:

The 15th annual Alley Art Festival will be held Aug. 30 for local Aurora artists to showcase their art pieces.

State Rep. Stephanie Kifowit, D-Oswego, will hold the annual Kids Expo and Touch-A-Truck Event for community members in September.

The DeKalb County Community Foundation recently awarded $30,000 in 2025 Spinoso Masters scholarships to four local students pursuing postgraduate degrees.

This event is presented by YWCA Clinton in recognition of its 110 years of service.

Augustana College recently recognized 555 students during its 165th commencement ceremony.

The Geneva Park District’s Playhouse 38 will hold auditions for residents ages 18 and older for its upcoming production of the comedy play “The One Act Play That Goes Wrong.”

CAROLINE, 101. Third St., Geneva, features a collected, evolving product mix designed to enrich customers lives.

The department is increasing its efforts to focus on stopping dangerous driving habits. The “Click It or Ticket” campaign will focus on seat belt law enforcement. Police officers also will be searching for drivers impaired by alcohol, cannabis and drugs.