DeKalb Daily Chronicle
Olive Garden gets economic incentive from Sycamore for new restaurant
Olive Garden will receive tax money from the city of Sycamore after its new restaurant is built across from Northwestern Medicine Kishwaukee Hospital, if all goes to plan.
Read the original at DeKalb Daily ChronicleMore audio from DeKalb Daily Chronicle
-
3mSycamore schools hires first chief operating officer
An Oswego School District 308 assistant superintendent has been selected to become the first chief operating officer for Sycamore schools.
-
6mFormer NIU softball coach alleges retaliation for pushing gender equity
NIU softball coach Christina Sutcliffe alleges she was fired for raising concerns about gender inequity: delayed cage upgrades for her team while baseball got quick upgrades, unequal assistant coach positions, and a male-only logo across athletics.
-
4mDeKalb County students awarded Kishwaukee orchestra scholarships
The Kishwaukee Symphony Orchestra recently awarded its Kishwaukee Symphony Orchestra High School Senior Musician Scholarship to four Sycamore, DeKalb and Sandwich high school students.
-
2mIndian Valley Theatre names 2026 Mimi Bryan Memorial Scholarship recipients
The Indian Valley Theatre recently named Hannah Barngrover, Addison King, Victoria Schultz and Ava Warner as the recipients of the 2026 IVT Mimi Bryan Memorial Scholarship.
-
4mAri Rich’s rise is fueling Genoa-Kingston’s summer offensive surge
"All of a sudden the kid who broke the school record for assists last year has more weapons to feed." — Coach Doug Brewington on how Ari Rich's emergence is changing things for Presley Meyer and the Cogs' offense.