Southbound Third Street lanes will close for a majority of each day this week to allow workers to complete the project.
First through fifth graders are invited to participate in an art contest by illustrating a calendar highlighting the importance of trees.
Via the program, residents can dispose of tree limbs and branches that are removed for normal maintenance and upkeep, not for lot clearing.
The beginning of daylight savings time will be almost like a reward after a long winter in Geneva.
Decorations or personal items left at gravesites should be cleared in March, officials said.
The Geneva Chamber of Commerce will take care of the advertising, marketing, printing and distribution related to the event.
Local Swedish Children's Choir to present Swedish Meatball Dinner Benefit
Spring cleaning is upon Geneva residents, and city staff is helping propel the process by offering two weeks of free collection.
The Fox Valley city is one of 15 towns across the state that made the list due to their charm, history and small-town appeal.
Union Pacific is building a third railroad line near the current UP-West railway tracks spanning Geneva.
Check out these amazing pups!
In addition to his work in city government, Richard Walls opened the Dick's Texaco station at the corner of State and Fourth streets.
The sculpture will be located in the Memorial Garden, containing a lighted walking path surrounded by perennials, benches and natural stone.
Please help us save these pups!
The average family is spending about $16,506 per year on childcare costs and is devoting almost 16.5 percent of salaries to expenses.
More than 45 vendors will be at this year's Wedding Walk to help guests find everything from gowns to venues and honeymoon destinations.
Tutor training starts February 6
Please help us help these dogs and puppies!
The sister cities were among spots in Colorado, Alaska, New Mexico and North Carolina dubbed as the most beautiful towns in the U.S.
Visitors can check out Sunset Community Center and Stephen D. Persinger Recreation Center to learn about offerings and enjoy a free workout.
Messenger Public Library hosts free session as Bentron Financial Group founder Dr. Jim Flanagan helps you gauge your retirement readiness
One-hour-long dance fitness classes will be held Tuesdays and Saturdays this month.
Batavia Public Library hosts session as Bentron Financial Group founder Dr. Jim Flanagan helps attendees gauge their retirement readiness
The program helps ensure electrical reliability since branches coming into contact with power lines is a leading cause of outages.
Geneva residents will have two weeks to bring their live Christmas trees out to the curb for free pickup.
The Bashaw's induction marks the first time a family's legacy of athletic achievement and community service is honored in the Hall of Fame.
Walmart, Bimbo Bakeries USA and Tyson Foods recently donated protein and bread to the Northern Illinois Food Bank.
"Flowers In Bloom," located near Liberty Park, took the top prize at this year's "Art on Fire" hydrant design competition.
The one-ounce fine gold Standing Liberty coin was placed in the kettle outside of a local Starbucks and will go to help local families.
More than $21 million is needed to make sure everyone in the county has enough to eat, according to Feeding America.
"His community work is about the quality of the world he wants to live in," officials said of Jay Womack, recipient of the 2022 Wood Award.
The event aims to provide community members with a safe, convenient and responsible way to dispose of prescription drugs.
Hosted by Kane County Cougars, fundraiser for military veterans & service animals organizations was a Guinness World Records attempt
Most events this month are Halloween-themed. They include Escape the Mansion, the Howl O'Ween Dog Parade and Halloween Hayday.
Tutor training starts October 11
`Diamonds in the Ruff,’ to be held at Northwestern Medicine Field, is a lifesaver for U.S. military veterans & animal rescue groups
Weekly themes for this year's nine-week photography contest include nature, architecture, texture and school spirit.
City officials recommend people with asthma and other respiratory conditions to stay indoors during application and an hour afterward.
The one-day fair will feature more than 35 booths offerings products made by kids between the ages of 6 and 16.