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‘NATO propaganda’: Dodik denies genocide, accepts award during World Leaders Forum at Judson University

‘NATO propaganda’: Dodik denies genocide, accepts award during World Leaders Forum at Judson University

Calling what was classified as a genocide perpetrated by his fellow ethnic Serbs “NATO propaganda,” Milorad Dodik accepted the first “Leadership and Standing Up for Democracy Award” during the 2026 World Leaders Forum at Judson University in Elgin.

 
Federal agents won’t be prosecuted over pepper-spraying protesters in Elgin

Federal agents won’t be prosecuted over pepper-spraying protesters in Elgin

Federal agents who fired pepper balls and deployed chemical agents against citizens protesting an immigration arrest late last year in Elgin will not be criminally prosecuted.

 
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Two juveniles charged with firing guns in Elgin

Two juveniles charged with firing guns in Elgin

Two juveniles have been arrested in connection with a report of gunfire early Sunday morning in Elgin.

 
U-46 gearing up for construction of new elementary school in Elgin

U-46 gearing up for construction of new elementary school in Elgin

Elgin Area School District U-46 is one step closer to starting construction work on a new elementary school in Elgin.

 
World-renowed organist bringing Bach, gospel to historic Elgin church May 8

World-renowed organist bringing Bach, gospel to historic Elgin church May 8

On Friday, May 8, internationally acclaimed organist Alcée Chriss III will perform at First Congregational Church in Elgin. The concert will feature works by Bach, Rameau, Price, Reger, and his own gospel hymn improvisations.

 
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Spring Plant, Patio, Craft & Bake Sale returns to Elgin Church May 9

Spring Plant, Patio, Craft & Bake Sale returns to Elgin Church May 9

St. Hugh of Lincoln Church in Elgin will host its annual Spring Plant, Patio, Craft & Bake Sale May 9. It will feature homegrown flower, vegetable, and herb plants, a dozen vendors with indoor and outdoor decor, pet items, and Mother's Day gifts, plus freshly-made baked goods and handcrafted items.

 
‘Still loyal to you, Elgin High:’ Chicago mayor named to school’s Hall of Fame

‘Still loyal to you, Elgin High:’ Chicago mayor named to school’s Hall of Fame

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson credited the education he received at Elgin High for making him a well-rounded person, and inspiring him to become a teacher. Johnson was inducted to the school’s Hall of Fame Tuesday.

 
Best bets: ESO season comes to a close, and Orion Ensemble disbands after 35 years

Best bets: ESO season comes to a close, and Orion Ensemble disbands after 35 years

The ESO closes out its season this weekend, the Orion Ensemble bids farewell after 35 years, and comedian Doug Benson hosts a live taping of his podcast, “Doug Loves Movies,” at Zanies Rosemont.

 
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‘A consummate networker’: Elgin Chamber of Commerce president to retire

‘A consummate networker’: Elgin Chamber of Commerce president to retire

Elgin Area Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Carol Gieske this week announced her retirement after years of leadership and service to the business community.

 
‘Made in Elgin’ pop-up market returns May 2

‘Made in Elgin’ pop-up market returns May 2

The Downtown Neighborhood Association of Elgin will hold a second “Made in Elgin” Spring Pop-Up Market to support local makers from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, May 2, at DuPage Court, 40 DuPage Court, Elgin.

 

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