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U-46 breaks ground on new Elgin elementary school

U-46 breaks ground on new Elgin elementary school

Elgin Area School District U-46 held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday to mark the start of construction on a new elementary school on Elgin’s northeast side.

 
Elgin unveils its first pollination garden and plans 5 more

Elgin unveils its first pollination garden and plans 5 more

Elgin's Sustainability Commission unveiled the city's first pollinator garden at Kimball Street and Fox River Bike Trail, with plans for five more gardens throughout the city using native plants like milkweed that require less water and support bees and butterflies.

 
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Elgin police chief assures public: No Flock cameras, no misuse found in license plate reader audit

Elgin police chief assures public: No Flock cameras, no misuse found in license plate reader audit

Elgin Police Chief Ana Lalley explained this week that the city doesn’t do business with the controversial company. Meanwhile, an internal audit of the city’s license plate readers found no instances of misuse.

 
Elgin man gets 65-year sentence in killing of pregnant, estranged wife

Elgin man gets 65-year sentence in killing of pregnant, estranged wife

An Elgin man has been sentenced to 65 years in prison for stabbing his estranged wife to death.

 
Bringing it on home: Retired firefighter and auto shop owner restore vintage fire truck for New York fire company

Bringing it on home: Retired firefighter and auto shop owner restore vintage fire truck for New York fire company

A retired Elgin firefighter and a Palatine auto repair shop owner have teamed up to restore the front of a New York fire company’s 1970s vintage truck.

 
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Elgin-area chamber appoints economic development director

Elgin-area chamber appoints economic development director

The Elgin Area Chamber of Commerce has appointed Sarosh Saher as economic development director of its Elgin Development Group, a division of the chamber.

 
Medieval-style Pratt’s Castle featured at this year’s Historic Elgin House Tour

Medieval-style Pratt’s Castle featured at this year’s Historic Elgin House Tour

The first floor of Pratt's Castle, built in 1937, will be open to tour-goers during Elgin's 44th annual Historic House Tour on Sept. 12-13. It features medieval artifacts, armor, and a moat surrounding the 50-foot tower.

 

Voices Unlimited Chorus begins fall rehearsals for upcoming holiday concert

Voices Unlimited Chorus begins fall rehearsals on Sept. 15 for their annual holiday concert titled "Sing We Now of Christmas!" with practices held Tuesdays at Journey of Hope United Methodist Church in Elgin.

 
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‘A noble profession’: How the sacrifices of 9/11 inspired the next generations of firefighters

‘A noble profession’: How the sacrifices of 9/11 inspired the next generations of firefighters

Those of a certain age know exactly where they were and what they were doing Sept. 11, 2001, upon learning America was under attack by terrorists. The indelible events of 25 years ago are unforgettable for many reasons, especially for those in the fire service.

 

Junked cars catch on fire at Elgin yard

At least 50 cars, and possibly as many as 75, were burned in a fire around 5 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 6, at the Copart auto salvage yard, 1475 Bluff City Blvd., Elgin.

 

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