DeKalb Daily Chronicle
Next phase of Peace Road widening likely won’t begin until 2028, says county engineer
DeKalb County Engineer Nathan Schwartz said the next phase of the Peace Road widening project, which would focus on the area from Freed Road to Main Street in Sycamore, likely won’t commence until…
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3mDeKalb County 2026 volleyball previews: 5 to watch
Reigning Daily Chronicle Player of the Year Khiara Thomas returns, but the Sycamore senior will have plenty of competition to repeat as the champ. We look at five of the best volleyball players from around DeKalb County.
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6mDeKalb County 2026 volleyball previews: Team-by-team capsules
As matches get underway across DeKalb County, we look at what teams expect, from high expectations in Sycamore to programs in DeKalb and Genoa-Kingston ready to make the next leap, plus much more.
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3mVote on Buena Vista Golf Course pond dredging in DeKalb drives forward
In a bit of par for the course, leaders from the DeKalb Park District took steps this week to address the potential for public health and environmental concerns over the pond at Buena Vista Golf Course.
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4mKaneland’s Sam Corbett wins Rolfing Cup: Daily Chronicle sports roundup for Monday, Aug. 24
Kaneland junior Sam Corbett won the Mark Rolfing Cup at Kishwaukee Country Club on Monday, the first day most IHSA team sports could host games. G-K volleyball picked up a win over Kaneland, Parker Murry scored four goals for IC and more in the roundup.
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4mState Rep. Briel, opponent Bishop talk vision for addressing ethics reform in Springfield
State Rep. Amy “Murri” Briel told a crowd at a town hall meeting in Cortland recently that she has a plan for addressing ethics reform in Springfield.