• Genoa official highlights city's accomplishments
• Briefs: Blood drive Tuesday in Genoa

• Sycamore predicts slightly lower tax rate

• Briefs: ESO slates Guest Artist Master Class Series

• 151 in U46 named AP scholars

• Briefs: Read around the world in South Elgin

• 'Good morning' calls for Genoa seniors, disabled?
• Briefs: Community Thanksgiving service in Elgin

• Genoa merchants host open house
• Police Report: Sycamore duplex burns
• Briefs: Program to help with energy costs

• Briefs: Elgin's United Way, food bank join forces

• Quilts honor, comfort those in U.S. service

• Genoa Main Street salutes '09 heroes

• Man struck, killed by train in DeKalb County

• Library will host Nov. 23 'Sycamore Thanksgiving'
• Briefs: Turkey dinner in Burlington on Saturday

• Equine therapy helps hospice patients

• Many concerned over cost of health reform

• ID thefts targeted DeKalb County banks

• 3 schools among state's top 100
• Ding-dong! Local communities set trick-or-treat hours

• A hometown place for a hometown crowd
• Briefs: Group to screen film in Elgin

• Briefs: Sight Night Parade to step off in Bartlett

• Michigan man rearrested in homicide

• Smashing finale set for Pumpkin Festival

• Last weekend for haunted hike