DeKalb Daily Chronicle
Mallory Banks has 14 assists in Hiawatha win: Wednesday’s Daily Chronicle sports roundup
Hiawatha setter Mallory Banks had 14 kills as the Hawks picked up a late-season victory over Alden-Hebron, and the Genoa-Kingston boys soccer team lost its final regular-season game.
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4mDeKalb High School is last-minute selection to host 2027 girls wrestling state championships
"They really had nowhere else to go," DeKalb athletic director Peter Goff said of the IHSA's call asking DeKalb High to host the 2027 girls wrestling state finals. Other venues were booked. DeKalb said yes.
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6mHawaii at NIU: What to know as the Huskies still search for first win against one-win Rainbow Warriors
The NIU football team returns to Huskie Stadium Saturday to face Hawaii. The Huskies offense improved against Wyoming last week, but the defense has been giving up more and more yards the past three games. Here's what to know heading into the game.
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6mRed, white and blue theme at center of 2026 Historic Homes Tour in Sycamore
This year’s Historic Homes Tour, featuring notable houses around town, keeps with the theme “A Patriotic Pumpkin Festival,” and a local exhibit, “We the People of DeKalb County,” with the theme “Red, White, and Blue Houses.”
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2mKishwaukee Valley Art League events set for November
The league’s next general meeting is set for 7 p.m. Nov. 5 at the gallery. KVAL will present Outstanding Student Artist Awards to six high school artists as part of its “Art of Giving” program.
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1mBen Fitzenreider’s goal holds up as Sycamore reaches regional final: Wednesday’s Daily Chronicle roundup
The Sycamore boys soccer team defeated Dixon 1-0 on Wednesday to reach the Class 2A Morris Regional championship game to face Sterling.