DeKalb Daily Chronicle
DeKalb woman found guilty in $1.9M embezzlement scheme against employer Cole Pallet
After a four-day trial, a DeKalb woman was found guilty on Thursday of a years-long embezzlement scheme, stealing more than $1.9 million from her employer, Cole Pallet Services
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2mDeKalb County young professionals group to offer networking event June 29
The DeKalb County Economic Development Corporation’s Elevate initiative will offer a networking event for emerging leaders ages 18 to 45 to build connections, expand professional networks and engage with DeKalb County peers.
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4mLetter: Encouraging local stewardship through best management practices
Letters to the Editor for the Daily Chronicle: The way we manage our soil and water today will determine the health of our rivers, streams and communities for decades to come.
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8mHere’s how DeKalb County is commemorating the nation’s 250th anniversary
Here's how many across DeKalb County are celebrating America's 250th anniversary this summer
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2m‘Barb City in Red, White, & Blue’ exhibit opens June 27 at Ellwood House
The Ellwood House Museum will host a reception on Saturday for residents to celebrate the opening of its “Barb City in Red, White, & Blue” exhibition.
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5mKishwaukee Storm 13U trio ready to use summer lessons to help rebuild Hiawatha softball
Three Kirkland freshmen are using summer elite softball to prepare for a bigger mission: rebuilding Hiawatha's program. Bella Hull, Roni Davidson and Audriana Fioroni are on the field this weekend at Storm Dayz.