Batavia residents and business owners can report sidewalk issues to the city for evaluation and possible construction the following season.
Most events this month are Halloween-themed. They include Nightmare at West Main and the Halloween House Decorating Contest.
A team of volunteers will gather to rake leaves to the curb as a way to help senior citizens, veterans and people with disabilities.
The fundraiser will support Northern Illinois Food Bank, the Batavia Interfaith Food Pantry and Fox Valley Food for Health organizations.
Commissioners — who serve six-year terms — are assigned to represent the Park District with various not-for-profit groups and organizations.
Tutor training starts October 11
Firefighters will be collecting donations to support the Muscular Dystrophy Association beginning Friday.
As a participant of Mayor on the Move, Mayor Jeffery Schielke is hosting the tour to encourage residents to be more physically active.
Kane County residents will have the chance to help clean up the Fox River at two locations — Batavia and South Elgin — in September.
Using the program, Batavia residents can split the cost of a parkway tree with the city.
Cop on a Rooftop is an annual fundraising event for Special Olympics Illinois.
The ninth-annual Halloween-themed race will take place along the Fox River bike trail on Oct. 29.
Tutor training starts August 16
The American Red Cross will give a lucky blood donor the chance to live like Elvis Presley for three nights.
The Batavia Bulldogs team pulled off a last event push in the 400 race to emerge victorious, winning their first state title May 28.
Following Batavia Bulldogs Boys Track Team's first state win in program history Saturday, the team will host an open house at Pal Joey's.
Tutor training starts June 13
Batavia’s favorite summertime destination, Hall Quarry Beach will reopen in time for Memorial Day.
More than 50 vendors will come together each Saturday in downtown Batavia to sell a variety of locally grown and fresh produce.
The special campaign will fund the replacement of the seasonal wooden letters that currently hang on the Batavia bicycle-pedestrian bridge.
The two-day sale, taking place at residences across the city, is almost here. Items available will range from household goods to clothing.
May is Bicycle Safety Month, and several events are happening in and around Batavia to commemorate the event.
Visitors will learn about Mamie Eisenhower, "the belle of the ball," at an upcoming event at The Lodge at Laurelwood.
Residents can share ideas for new equipment and amenities that would enhance the Clark Island Recreation Area.
In time for Arbor Day on April 29, a new project to measure and catalog Batavia's largest native trees is underway, officials announced.
Preservation Week programming in Batavia runs through Saturday.
The upcoming event will be the club's first, but organizers hope to make the shredding and recycling day an annual one.
Officials are turning to the community to get ideas for new equipment and site amenities at Blackard Skate-n-Bike Park.
The group, out of central Kane County, will host the Zoom seminar that will feature an online discussion and planning session.
Pete Rosengren, of Batavia, died saving several children caught in a rip current in Florida. A year later, he's named a Carnegie Hero.
The 28th-annual garage sale is returning to Batavia for two days as a way to raise money for the Fireworks Committee Fund.
The community can return to the lab in Batavia to enjoy outdoor activities, including biking, running and viewing the bison herd.
Troops are tabling at several businesses in the Batavia area to sell Girl Scout cookies. Here's where to go to grab a box — or many.
Participating will help the Batavia Depot Museum better serve local citizens and attain the highest quality professional standards.
Tutor training starts April 19
It's the headstand snowman for the win!
Batavia, Geneva and Aurora stores are among vendors from northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin participating in the weekend-long event.
The police department announced it would auction off unclaimed items, including watches and rings, using an online platform.
As more Batavia residents turn to food banks to get through hard times, volunteers are in short supply.
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