The Knights exploded for 33 points in the second and third quarters, and quarterback Joe Camiliere ran for 138 yards and 3 touchdowns, and threw for 2 more on 144 yards passing.
A line of tractors plows at the Don Young Farm in Elburn on Sunday. They were part of the 6th Annual Antique Plowing Match which featured tractors from 1960 and later.
Chassidy Mangers (right) gives a corsage to Amber Spaetzel during the Summer Bash formal dance for children with disabilities and their siblings at the Blackberry Township Municipal Building on July 30.
Selah Turk, 5, tries to make the skeleton talk at the Maple Park "Haunted Library" on Saturday.
Luke Goucher of Teamerica gets the height on Angie Manson of Hurricane Ditka during the team’s second match at the Elburn Chamber of Commerce Day in the Park on Sunday.
Laverne Dissmeyer (left to right), Geri Weech and Cile Kocher play Wii Bowling at the Sugar Grove Public Library on July 7.
Elburn bikers wait for the start of the annual 4th of July Bike Parade on Sunday. The children decorated their bikes for Independence Day and also had a police escort through the route. Photos by John DiDonna
The Kaneland High School class of 2010 didn't have the only graduation in the district this year. Kindergarten students from John shields celebrated the end of their first year with their own graduation celebration. Photos by John...
Elburn Mayor David Anderson (left) and U.S. Congressman Bill Foster listen to speeches during the Memorial Day ceremony at Blackberry Cemetery on Monday, May 31.
The Talent Show was presented on Friday evening at the Kaneland High School auditorium. The show was presented by the Family & Consumer Science Department and included 21 acts.
Nikky Prusinski gives prop directions to Ben Tennant (left) and Kevin Krasinski during rehearsals for Kaneland High School’s Senior Directed One-Act Plays.
A team from the Elburn Town and Country Public Library competed in the Trivia Bee for Literacy on Saturday at the Q Center in St. Charles.
The musical ‘Beauty and the Beast,’ directed by Ilene Carter, will be presented Friday, Saturday and Sunday, March 20, 21 and 22 at Kaneland High School.
It’s not green eggs and ham, but 2-year-old Teaghan Hardy of Virgil is enjoying her food at the Second Annual Dr. Seuss Breakfast at the American Legion in Maple Park on March 1.
Tony Bohanek (left) plays first base as Jeffrey Wachter takes off for second during a base running drill at Elburn Baseball’s tryouts for third- and fourth-grade Minors level on Sunday at Blackberry Creek Elementary School.
Illinois Representative Bill Foster (D-14th Dist.) held his one-on-one town hall meetings Saturday at the Jewel stores in Elburn and Sugar Grove.
The Mystery Shop returned to the Town and Country Public Library on Friday to perform for 3rd to 6th grade students.
Chicago Wolves hockey player Scott Lehman visited the Sugar Grove Public Library and talked about reading and his career.