An art teacher at the high school was also named the association's Secondary Art Educator of the Year.
The pantry has to vacate its current location since it will be demolished as a result of Batavia upgrading its Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Locals can celebrate the unveiling of the new downtown Batavia monument with music, food trucks and a time capsule.
The 414-seat Super EMX Auditorium, which features a screen the size of an NBA court flipped on its side, opens for business on July 11.
The store offers energy healing sessions in the salt suite and a wide array of classes and special events.
This 24-hour event will include everything from music, dancing and an open mic to a bake sale, bingo and poetry reading.
The scholarship is "the perfect opportunity to accelerate growth," said House of 423's owner, one of last year's scholarship winners.
The three soon-to-be-alums were each awarded $1,000 from the Batavia Chamber of Commerce.
To mark the store's second anniversary, House of 423's owner will launch a private-label clothing and jewelry line.
Seven Batavia businesses were awarded for their remodeling, and one won for its new construction.
The newest set of businesses — including a bakery, several boutiques and a wood shop, will open for the season in May.
District 101 seeks a $140 million bond issuance to fund the replacement of two defunct schools and projects at six other Batavia schools.
The theater will have a 96-foot screen, heated and powered recliners and enhanced concessions to give guests an "exemplary experience."
"We urge all the candidates running for these offices to embrace this opportunity to communicate with Batavia voters," organizers said.
The funds raised help BUW provide assistance and support to local residents in the areas of health, education, and financial stability.
"You all have changed our lives forever," said homeowner Cristal Lopez.
The community's effort, generosity and compassion "illustrates the true meaning of the holiday season," Batavia United Way staff said.
John Dillon "is without question one of Batavia's unsung volunteers who gives of his time and effort in service to others."
The newest businesses looking to join the Batavia Boardwalk Shops will open in May 2023.
More than a dozen downtown Batavia businesses, both shops and cafes, are participating in Pink Friday.
The fundraiser supports the Batavia United Way’s Adopt-A-Family program, which provides about 150 families in need in Batavia with gifts.
Prosciutto, cornbread stuffing, fresh brown-and-serve rolls and apple pie are among the items included in Aldi's Thanksgiving Price Rewind.
The award honors extraordinary contributions to the community over the course of the recipient’s lifetime.
The act aims to reduce carbon pollution, transition Illinois away from fossil fuels, boost jobs and opportunities in the "green" economy.
Two local nonprofit organizations are teaming up to launch WinterFest Art Market, set to take place over three days in downtown Batavia.
The 20-year-old business will now reside in the space formerly occupied by Batavia's Golden Corral restaurant on Main Street.
The goal of the Batavia Chamber Grow Your Business Scholarship is to subsidize the costs for businesses to work with outside resources.
The 4,000-some care packages will be sent to families across the country that have been impacted by natural disasters and other crises.
Citing a strong financial position, the Batavia Chamber of Commerce board of directors voted to create an enduring legacy in the community.
Eleven high school students have been awarded more than $9,000 in scholarships for their higher education from the senior living community.
Ten tenants have been selected for the Batavia Boardwalk Shops that will open for the 2022 season on May 20.
Members of the public who register in advance will have the opportunity to submit questions for possible inclusion.
The new scholarship program will be available to selected small businesses that are members in good standing with the Batavia Chamber.
The company plans to eliminate the use of all plastic shopping bags in its 2,200 stores by 2023, CEO Jason Hart announced for Earth Day.
The eight new Batavia High School Hall of Honor inductees will be honored at a ceremony in September.
Founded in 1996 by music lover Steve Warrenfeltz, Kiss the Sky is joining shops nationwide to celebrate Record Store Day April 23.
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Lesley Kolaya will help lead the organization in improving the health, education and financial stability for Batavia residents.
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