Elgin Courier News Monday, August 3, 2026 | | |
| | | | | Elgin, Carpentersville and South Elgin police departments are once again holding unique events to celebrate National Night Out. | | | | | Butera’s last remaining grocery store, located at the Clock Tower Plaza in Elgin, has been sold to Frank’s Freshway Market. | | | | | When Jamboree Days music fest returns to Carpentersville on Aug. 7-8, the headliners will be the Ides of March and The Buckinghams. | | | | | Harvest Bible Chapel is moving its Elgin campus to a strip mall building on Route 72 in West Dundee, church officials said. | | | | | A self-service, app-automated kiosk for renting kayaks is ready for use at East Dundee’s Bartels Park on the Fox River. | | | | | Roundup of small news items for the Elgin area. | | | | | A funeral will be held Saturday for former Elgin City Council member Susan Moylan. | | | |