Tri-Cities Central

April 3 Newsletter: Local voters have their say

Plus a major Bunker Road extension project gets the green light and miniature golf initiative involving several local breweries.

Tri-Cities election results coming into focus

Voters in Batavia, Geneva, St. Charles and nearby communities weighed in on key local races Tuesday. Here’s a breakdown of the unofficial results from the Kane County Clerk’s Office.

Tri-Cities Live Music Events: April 3-6

Performances in Batavia, Geneva and St. Charles on Thursday through Sunday.

St. Charles Adult Activity Center announces spring events

This spring, the St. Charles Park District initiative is offering a vibrant mix of new programs — from health workshops and creative art classes to local history tours and musical entertainment

March 31 Newsletter: Batavia's Newton House through the ages

Plus surveillance cameras in Batavia, restaurant openings and closings, and national recognition for St. Charles and Campton Hills.

Tri-Cities Obituaries: March 31, 2025

Tri-Cities Live Music Events: March 31 - April 3

Performances in Batavia, Geneva and St. Charles from Monday to Thursday.

Plans for Honeybirds restaurant in Geneva making progress

A newly submitted project narrative reveals that HoneyBird, the broasted chicken restaurant planned for 427 E. State Street in Geneva, is hoping to feature indoor and outdoor seating.

Bocaditos Café: A new chapter for a Batavia landmark

From Civil War-era home to public library and business incubator, Batavia’s Newton House has been a cornerstone of community life for nearly 150 years — and now Bocaditos Café is helping to carry on that legacy.

March 27 Newsletter: Elgin missing person case from 1983 is making headlines

Plus an update on the Little Owl building's future plans, weekend comedy shows and last-minute election preparation.

Tri-Cities Live Music Events: March 27-30

Performances in Batavia, Geneva and St. Charles on Thursday through Sunday.

New St. Charles exhibit to celebrate local fly fishing

The “Time Flies” exhibit and related watershed programs will showcase the area's fly-fishing heritage at Creek Bend Nature Center beginning in April.